Reading FC manager Ruben Selles believes there is plenty of room for improvement from his side despite their 4-1 victory over Crawley Town.
Read moreDetailsReading FC returned from the international break by collecting three points which included a goal of the season contender from Lewis Wing.
Read moreDetailsReading raced to an easy victory over bottom of the table Grove in a match which was effectively tied up in the first twenty minutes
Read moreDetailsThe Masters competition of Theale Golf club is only open to those members who have won during the season a Board competition, that is to say
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM TOWN climbed up the table with their fourth success of the campaign as they defeated Milton United.
Read moreDetailsRELIEVED Director of Rugby Seb Reynolds admitted Rams were far from their best as they battled to a 10-6 National One success at Bishop's Stortford.
Read moreDetailsReading Athletics Club's senior ladies kick started their 2024/2025 winter season with the traditional opening fixture
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC head of football operations Mark Bowen has given his first public interview since being dismissed by the club in September.
Read moreDetailsCaversham United FC will host Reading FC Women this weekend as the two teams meet in a local clash in the Berks & Bucks Women's Senior Cup.
Read moreDetailsRELIEVED Director of Rugby Seb Reynolds admitted Rams were far from their best as they battled to a 10-6 National One success at Bishop's Stortford.
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