Former Reading FC star makes unusual move in search for next chapter
Former Reading midfielder Ovie Ejaria has taken an unusual approach to finding his next club by advertising his availability on LinkedIn.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading midfielder Ovie Ejaria has taken an unusual approach to finding his next club by advertising his availability on LinkedIn.
Read moreDetailsThe project which would see hundreds of apartments, an ice rink, a convention centre, and a 246-room hotel, was given planning permission in 2017
Read moreDetailsA Berkshire football league supporting more than 5,000 young players has been named League of the Year at a national grassroots football awards
Read moreDetailsTwo former Reading FC players are set to go head-to-head in the boxing ring as part of a charity fight night in London.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire completed a National Counties double when winning the T20 title by beating Bedfordshire by one run in a gripping final
Read moreDetailsSEB Reynolds admitted Rams completely lost control of the game as they lost 52-29 at Aberavon in their final pre-season friendly.
Read moreDetailsA Reading FC supporters group has urged fans to get behind defender Jeriel Dorsett after he was booed by some sections of the crowd
Read moreDetailsReading FC put Mansfield to the sword as they collected their first League One victory of the season.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC prospect Caylan Vickers has joined Burton Albion on a permanent deal from Brighton & Hove Albion.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading defender Tom Holmes is searching for a new club after his contract with Luton Town was terminated by mutual consent.
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