Sold Before We Dai’d: final statement from Reading FC campaign group
Sell Before We Dai have responded to today's announcement by Reading FC that the club has been sold to Redwood Holdings Ltd.
Read moreDetailsSell Before We Dai have responded to today's announcement by Reading FC that the club has been sold to Redwood Holdings Ltd.
Read moreDetailsAmerican businessman Rob Couhig has officially completed his purchase of Reading Football Club from Dai Yongge. It has taken almost two years for the club to complete a takeover with...
Read moreDetailsThe English Football League (EFL) has confirmed that they have received 'further documentation' as the sale of Reading Football Club nears completion
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC manager Ruben Selles is reportedly facing a fight to keep his job at Hull City despite avoiding relegation.
Read moreDetailsThe Berkshire Bees, previously known as Bracknell Bees Ice Hockey Club could be on the brink of folding, the club has confirmed.
Read moreDetailsReading FC midfielder Harvey Knibbs has sent a message to the fans following the end of the season.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC star Michael Olise has added his first piece of major silverware to his collection
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club have been removed from the EFL's embargoed list after they published their accounts from 2023/24.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC manager Ruben Selles says that he hopes for a 'powerful project' for the club and after their big takeover development.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC forward Yakou Meite is set to be a free agent this summer and was pictured at the Royals' final game of the season at the weekend.
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