Get that clown out of our town: Reading fans plan latest protest against Dai Yongge
READING FC fans will commence with their latest protest against owner Dai Yongge on Saturday when the Royals host Charlton ...
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‘The fans have the right to express themselves’: Ruben Selles speaks on Reading FC fan protests
READING FC manager Ruben Selles believes that fans have the right to 'express themselves' amid protests against club owner Dai ...
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READING FC manager Rubebn Selles saw plenty of reasons to be positive despite suffering defeat on the opening day of ...
Reading FC fans sit in stage protest against owners after League One opener
READING FC fans staged a sit in protest following the end of their League One opener against club owner Dai ...
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