LONDON IRISH survived a late Harlequins fightback to mark a dream return to the Aviva Premiership with a bonus-point victory at Twickenham. The Exiles looked to be cruising at 29-10...
Read moreDetailsREADING were unable to complete a deal for a striker on transfer deadline day. The Royals were keen to get another player through the door with Nelson Oliveira of Norwich...
Read moreDetailsDAN HOUSEGO says promotion to the Home Counties Premier League is just the start for this young Wokingham side. The Oaks sealed the Thames Valley Division One title on Saturday,...
Read moreDetailsNEW SIGNING Petrus Du Plessis feels London Irish can surprise pundits and fans alike throughout the upcoming Premiership campaign, which gets underway on Saturday. It has been over three months...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Cricket Club are the 2017 Thames Valley League Division 1 champions. The Oaks did in fact lose to Gerrards Cross this afternoon, but picked up eight points along the...
Read moreDetailsSTUART HAYTER admits it will be a relief if Wokingham can clinch their return to the Home Counties League for the first time in nine years this weekend. Just six...
Read moreDetailsThis week Wokingham Paper sports editor Tom Crocker and Dan Wimbush from The Tilehurst End discuss the cup win over Millwall, preview this weekend's trip to Birmingham and round-up the...
Read moreDetailsJAAP STAM says it will take time for his returning injured players to start producing the form of last season. Reading have struggled with a lengthy injury list all season,...
Read moreDetailsJAAP STAM says Reading need to make further signings before the end of the transfer window. Royals beat Millwall 3-1 after extra time to book their spot in the third...
Read moreDetailsEXTRA TIME strikes from George Evans and Sam Smith defeated visitors Millwall and moved Reading into the third round of the Carabao Cup. The pair were locked after 90 minutes...
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