‘We’re not allowed to pay transfer fees’ Mark Bowen gives update on Reading FC transfer embargo siltation
Reading FC head of football operations Mark Bowen have an update given the situation regarding the Royals? transfer embargo.
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‘We managed to sell the vision to them’ Bowen expresses delight after Yiadom and Holmes extend Reading FC contracts
Mark Bowen expressed his delight after Reading FC were able to keep Andy Yiadom and Tom Holmes at the club.
Mark Bowen on Kia Joorabchian: “He will not have any personal involvement in the club making decisions”
Reading FC head of football operations Mark Bowen clarified that football agent Kia Joorabchian does not have an ?input? in ...
Former Reading FC boss Mark Bowen rumoured to make Royals return in executive role
Former Reading FC boss Mark Bowen is set to return to the club in an executive role according to reports.
Former Reading FC boss Mark Bowen appointed as new AFC Wimbledon manager
Former Reading FC manager Mark Bowen has been appointed as the boss of AFC Wimbledon.
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