Reading FC coach to join Ruben Selles at Hull City as deal edges closer
Reading FC first-team coach James Oliver-Pearce is expected to join Ruben Selles' coaching staff at Hull City as the manager ...
Reading FC first-team coach James Oliver-Pearce is expected to join Ruben Selles' coaching staff at Hull City as the manager ...
Reading FC protest group Sell Before We Dai has reacted to news that Ruben Selles will leave the club to ...
Reading FC manager Ruben Selles has become the new frontrunner for the vacant Hull City manager's job. The Daily Telegraph ...
Reading FC climbed into the League One play-off positions with a convincing victory over Cambridge United with a flurry of ...
Sell Before We Dai has released a statement following news that former chairman Roger Smee has had a takeover bid ...
Former Reading FC chairman Roger Smee has confirmed that his bid to takeover the club has been rejected by current ...
Former Reading FC goalkeeper Joe Lumley has stated that he is targeting an England call-up having recently made his Premier ...
Harborough Town boss Mitch Austin said that Reading FC manager Ruben Selles has been a 'ledge from start to finish' ...
eading FC manager Ruben Selles believes that his side 'felt the pressure' during their frantic FA Cup tie with Harborough ...
Reading FC went through the hard way in an enthralling FA Cup tie with non-league Harborough Town.
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