Former Reading FC player becomes free agent after release
Former Reading FC player Matty Carson has become a free agent after terminating his contract at Grimsby Town by mutual consent.
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Reading FC player ratings revealed ahead of release of FC 26
The player ratings for Reading FC's first-team have been revealed ahead of the release of popular football video game FC 26.
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Reading FC reveal new member on board of directors
Reading FC have announced that a new name has been added to the board of directors.
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Top referee Tim in town
Premier League referee Tim Robinson will be in Finchampstead on Thursday.
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Ashridge Park hit ten in FA Cup
Wokingham town deputy mayor, Cllr Alwyn Jones, was guest of honour for the match.
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Former Reading FC striker released by club
Former Reading FC striker George Puscas, who is the club's record transfer, has been released by Turkish club Bodrum.
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Sunday League kicks off
The Bracknell Sunday League kicks off this weekend.
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Reading FC: ‘We tried tried to sign a few who went to Championship clubs’ says Royals boss
Reading FC manager Noel Hunt says that the club attempted to bring some players in on transfer deadline day, but saw players opt for other teams
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Reading FC beaten to transfer target as winger signs for fellow League One side
Reading FC missed out on the chance to sign winger Josh Bowler who signed for fellow League One side Blackpool.
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Former Reading FC defender makes loan move to League One team
Former Reading FC defender Tom Holmes is looking to reignite his career after he joined Rotherham United on a loan deal on transfer deadline day.
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