Rams RFC celebrate end of season awards night
MAX Hayman was chosen as Players' Player of the Year as Rams RFC held their end-of-season awards night.
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‘We’ve had to watch someone completely destroy it’: Reading FC legend expresses anger at ownership situation
Reading FC legend Dave Kitson expressed his anger and sadness at the club's current ownership situation as the saga for a resolution rumbles on.
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Former Reading FC keeper searching for new club following League One relegation
Former Reading FC goalkeeper Luke Southwood is searching for a new club this summer after he rejected the offer of a new contract
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Fancy joining a free running initiative in Wokingham?
Weekly morning exercise sessions start in June
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Young Sumas collect trophies
More than 700 boys and girls who play for the club's teams collected trophies.
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Four Rams RFC players named in The Rugby Paper’s National One Team of the Season
FOUR Rams players have been selected in The Rugby Paper's National One Team of the Season.
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FROM THE MIDDLE: Can semi-automatic offsides save VAR?
As this season comes to an end, now perhaps is the time to start thinking about next season, which Leeds United have done.
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Former Reading FC goalkeeper wins promotion to Premier League
Former Reading FC goalkeeper Alex McCarthy helped Southampton win promotion to the Premier League by winning the Championship play-off final
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It’s time to get that bike out of the shed
Get ready to join a Wokingham bikeathon
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Caversham United FC nominated for England Football Club of the Year award
Reading Sunday League side Caversham United Football club has been nominated for the England Football Club of the Year award.
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