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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PLAYER RATINGS: Savage and Knibbs impress in Royals’ opening day clash with Peterborough
Ruben Selles first competitive game in charge of Reading FC ended in defeat against Peterborough.
Reading 0-1 Peterborough: Royals open League One season with narrow defeat
READING FC started life in League One with defeat as Ephron Mason-Clark scored the only goal of the game to ...
‘I know the type of club I need’ Chris Wilder reflects as Reading FC continue search for new boss
Rumoured Reading FC managerial candidate Chris Wilder has spoken on his troubled spell at Watford ahead of his next managerial ...
Reading FC goalkeeper Luke Southwood joins Cheltenham Town on loan deal
Reading FC goalkeeper Luke Southwood has joined Cheltenham Town on a one-year loan deal.
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