Reading FC Women to drop out of Championship and Women’s academy to close
Reading FC Women will not be able to fulfil their place in the Women's Championship next season, while the women's ...
Reading FC Women will not be able to fulfil their place in the Women's Championship next season, while the women's ...
A failed takeover bid means that Reading FC Women look set to drop out of the Women's Championship.
Reading FC defender Kelvin Abrefa has signed a new two-year deal with the club.
Reading FC protest group Sell Before We Dai are launching a billboard campaign in the town to highlight the plight ...
Former Reading FC full-back Cliton Mola has a new club since being released by the Royals and has signed with ...
A bench in Calcot has been unveiled to commemorate Reading FC's first ever black player, Andy Alleyne.
Reading FC Women's vice captain Charlie Estcourt has opened up on the jeopardy facing the club and the 'poor communication' ...
Former Reading FC defender Tom McIntyre has opened up on a 'frustrating' end to his spell at the club.
Former Reading FC loanee Ryan Bertarand has called time on his professional football playing career.
Parents and players connected to Reading FC Women have set up an online petition to 'save the team' amid an ...
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