Reading FC fans group responds to latest punishment by EFL
READING FC fan group Sell Before We Dai has responded after the club was issued a one point deduction by ...
READING FC fan group Sell Before We Dai has responded after the club was issued a one point deduction by ...
READING Football Club have been docked one point and its owner fined £10,000 for late payment of wages last season.
READING FC has been placed under a new embargo for failing to pay HMRC again.
Ruben Selles has said that he meet with club owner Dai Yongge twice prior to agreeing to becoming the new ...
READING TODAY understands that Reading FC has now paid an outstanding tax bill to HMRC in full.
READING FC reporter Tim Dellor shared his frustrations at the 'appalling' lack of communication from the club this summer ahead ...
FORMER READING FC chairman Sir John Madejski has voiced his concerns about the owner Dai Yongge, but believes fans should ...
Leader of Reading Borough Council Jason Brock has sent a letter addressing his concerns about the future of Reading Football ...
READING FC interim manager Noel Hunt described his experience as taking over as first-team boss as 'incredible'.
Reading FC interim manager Paul Ince admitted that his future is ?irrelevant? at the club as they fight to stay ...
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