A businessman who claims he tried to buy Reading Football Club has spoken out against current owner Dai Yongge and Nigel Howe. German businessman Daniel Loitz was reportedly in talks...
Read moreDetailsARBORFIELD got the better of East Oxford Reserves in a nine goal thriller.
Read moreDetailsOn day three of the Paralympics, Reading boccia ace Will Arnott claimed a win in the last match of the day over Karabo Morapedi of South Africa.
Read moreDetailsAccording to national reports, Mark Bowen is currently in a legal dispute with Reading Football Club after he had his contract terminated by the club. The Times have reported that...
Read moreDetailsReading FC striker Sam Smith admitted that the transfer window and the turmoil off the field were a distraction this summer.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM racing fanatic is hoping to be the next big thing in motorsport while bravely battling a cruel bone condition.
Read moreDetailsOf all the sports that I have taken part in, and it adds up to about 10, I can't think of another where the contestants so regularly cheat
Read moreDetailsJoel Pereira 7.5: Stood up when tested. Came up with a super stop when Charlton had a big chance to snatch the lead at the very end of the first-half....
Read moreDetailsCharlton Athletic manager Nathan Jones labelled his team as a 'disgrace' for their defending after Reading FC defeated them 2-0
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Ruben Selles was delighted with his side after they ended Charlton Athletic's perfect start to the season.
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