AFTER months of demoralising results, Reading’s first team was in dire need of a shake-up. In truth, it was necessary in the summer when Paul Clement and Ron Gourlay had...
Read moreDetailsDESPITE taking praise for a competitive performance in the 2-1 defeat to Derby County, Jose Gomes was also criticised over his team selection. He made one change to the side...
Read moreDetailsMOMENTUM isn’t a word that’s been associated with Reading Football Club in quite some time. Although the Royals have managed a handful of league wins this season, they’ve not come...
Read moreDetailsRON GOURLAY’S sudden departure on Monday morning was met with a wave of positivity on the Reading FC corner of social media. The former CEO had only been at the...
Read moreDetailsWHERE would we be without Yakou Meite? The Ivorian striker, who was deservedly rewarded with an international call-up this week, has been in something of a purple patch recently, and...
Read moreDetailsTHE SHOCKING manner of last week’s defeat at the Hawthorns, with Reading blowing a one- goal lead to be thrashed 4-1 by West Brom, was frustrating enough. However, it’s what...
Read moreDetailsJUST EIGHT games into a dire start to the Championship season, Reading went into Saturday’s crunch fixture against Hull City already in desperate need of three points. Although a first...
Read moreDetailsIT IS HARD to remember a lower mood at Reading Football Club in recent years - or for me at least, a supporter of some 14 years. Granted, the Royals...
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