Gunter sad to see Clarke leave as Reading FC boss
CHRIS GUNTER says it is down the players to turn around the club's slump in results as managerless Reading travel to face Preston North End tomorrow (3pm kick-off). The club...
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Make a date for Royals Uncovered
A new calendar is about to go on sale and Reading FC players are hoping that you'll make a date for it. The Royals Uncovered features members of the first...
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Brian McDermott favourite to make Reading FC return to replace Clarke
Brian McDermott is the bookies odds-on favourite to make a return to Reading and replace Steve Clarke after the Scot was sacked last week. Clarke, who opted to stay with...
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Reading FC sack manager Steve Clarke after defeat to QPR
STEVE CLARKE has this morning been sacked as manager of Reading after a run of just one win in eight matches. Royals were flying high in second place after a fine...
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Al-Habsi error hands QPR late victory against Reading FC
A LAST MINUTE Ali Al-Habsi error cost Reading a point as Queens Park Rangers snatched a 1-0 win at Madejski Stadium. The contest, which featured very few clear cut chances,...
Read moreDetailsGood news for Royals fans – M4 to stay open on Thursday
WORK taking place to lay a bridge over the M4 in Shinfield this week will start later than planned on Thursday night. This is to allow supporters attending the Reading v...
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New Zealand lock Will Lloyd joins London Irish for the rest of the season
London Irish have drafted in Will Lloyd to bolster their options in the second row. The 25-year-old lock arrives from Auckland and will remain with the Exiles for the rest...
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Paul McShane and Garath McCleary could miss Reading FC’s clash with QPR
PAUL MCSHANE and Garath McCleary's involvement against Queens Park Rangers on Thursday night has been rated as doubtful by Reading boss Steve Clarke. Winger McCleary travelled to Nottingham at the...
Read moreDetailsReading FC boss Clarke: “Forest deserved to win”
STEVE CLARKE admitted Nottingham Forest were worthy winners as his side fell to a 3-1 defeat at The City Ground. Reading took the lead on 14 minutes through Matej Vydra...
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Vydra strike in vain as Reading FC slip to third straight away defeat
NELSON OLIVEIRA bagged a brace as Reading slumped to their third straight away defeat, going down 3-1 to Nottingham Forest. Steve Clarke's side made a bright start, taking the lead...
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