‘No to match abandonment’: Reading FC protest group outlines next round of protests
READING FC protest group Sell Before We Dai has encouraged supporters not to get Tuesday's match with Derby County abandoned.
READING FC protest group Sell Before We Dai has encouraged supporters not to get Tuesday's match with Derby County abandoned.
'THIS is a heart-breaking time for Royals fans who want to see urgent action to protect this much-loved club,' a ...
English Football League (EFL) chief executive Trevor Birch explained that Reading owner Dai Yongge 'passed all requirements' when taking over ...
THE EFL has referred Reading Football Club to an Independent disciplinary commission (IDC) for continued non-payment of taxes owed to ...
FANS of Reading FC have expressed their concerns after reports of an accepted ownership bid surfaced on Wednesday night.
Sir John Madejski has confirmed he is not in a position to buy Reading Football Club, but admitted that the ...
WATFORD have activated Tom Ince's release clause, Reading Today understands.
BURNLEY boss Vincent Kompany insists equalling Reading's Championship points record is not his biggest priority in the final weeks of ...
READING FC boss Paul Ince expects the club to receive a six point deduction from the EFL next week.
READING FC are on the brink of facing another points deduction if found guilty of breaching the EFL's business plan, ...
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