EFL STATEMENT: ‘We have no hesitation in bringing further charges against Mr Dai’
The English Football League (EFL) has said that they have 'no hesitation' in bringing further charges against Reading owner Dai ...
The English Football League (EFL) has said that they have 'no hesitation' in bringing further charges against Reading owner Dai ...
FORMER READING FC chairman Sir John Madejski described the club's situation as a 'travesty' and urged Dai Yongge to sell ...
Popular football podcast 'The Football Ramble' took to their platform to highlight the issues at Reading Football Club.
READING FC fans have donated more than £3,000 to the Port Vale Supporters Club fundraiser to build a statue for ...
Football fans have urged the English Football League (EFL) to step up their efforts to force negligent owners out of ...
READING FC legend and former manager Brian McDermott issued a message after the club's home match with Port Vale was ...
READING FC’s League One fixture with Port Vale was abandoned after fans stormed on the pitch in the 16th minute ...
READING FC begin their busy Christmas period by hosting Wigan Athletic on Saturday in a spell that sees them play ...
COULD oversized coffee mugs soon be on sale in the Royals Megastore? A helicopter belonging to The Frasers Group was ...
READING FC manager Ruben Selles provided fans with an update on the developing ownership situation and potential takeover at the ...
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