It has been a busy international break for Reading with a change in manager as Paul Clement replaces Jaap Stam after a run of one win in 18 Championship matches....
Read moreDetailsEVERSLEY CC are seeking new players ahead of the upcoming 2018 season. The first team competes in Thames Valley Division 2a after finishing fourth last season with their first game...
Read moreDetailsRon Gourlay says he could not have asked for more from Reading's Chinese owners Dai Yongge and Dai Xiu Li. Some Royals fans have grown increasingly frustrated at a perceived...
Read moreDetailsSCOTT SPEARING says he hopes to be given another chance to bring success back to Bracknell Bees. The club's season finished in disappointment last weekend with a 10-7 aggregate play-off...
Read moreDetailsDeclan Kidney says London Irish need to learn how to finish games off after his first game in charge ended in a 33-29 defeat at Madejski Stadium. More than 15,000...
Read moreDetailsDeclan Kidney's first game in charge of London Irish ended in defeat after a thrilling contest against Gloucester. A bumper crowd of over 15,000 packed into Madejski Stadium as the...
Read moreDetailsANNA GREEN is hoping now could be the perfect time to face Chelsea as Reading prepare to travel to the league leaders on Sunday. The Blues are unbeaten in the...
Read moreDetailsBULMERSHE kicked off the competition season with a host of medals. Held at Pinewood Gymnastics Centre in Wokingham, Aimee Lovell and Sophie Marsden won gold and silver in the Berkshire...
Read moreDetailsNew Reading manager Paul Clement says he is fully confident he will keep the Royals in the Championship this season. The former Derby County and Swansea City boss was unveiled...
Read moreDetailsBy Simeon Pickup - JAAP STAM'S abrupt sacking on Wednesday came as a startling surprise to me. It wasn’t that the Dutchman didn’t deserve the sack, one win in 18...
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