Rob Couhig on Reading FC takeover: ‘We’ve never blocked the sale’
Former Wycombe Wanderers chairman Rob Couhig, who attempted to purchase Reading FC has spoken about the complex takeover process
Read moreDetailsFormer Wycombe Wanderers chairman Rob Couhig, who attempted to purchase Reading FC has spoken about the complex takeover process
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC manager Alan Pardew has expressed his sadness at the state the club finds itself in with the threat of expulsion
Read moreDetailsA local personal trainer, along with two other women, is preparing to take on the World's Toughest Row in an incredible challenge
Read moreDetailsThe Supporters Trust at Reading FC has reacted to the news that Reading owner Dai Yongge has been disqualified by the English Football League (EFL).
Read moreDetailsNewly appointed centre director, Tom Henderson, will be joining a group drawn from the wider team at The Lexicon to raise money
Read moreDetailsThree goals in the opening 14 minutes from Mikey O'Connor saw Wokingham Town grab a vital three points on Tuesday night.
Read moreDetailsA verdict has been delivered today in a court case involving Reading Football Club, Dai Yongge and Rob Couhig.
Read moreDetailsCan you name your local Non-League football club? As research reveals more than a third (34%) of Brits can't name a single Non-League team
Read moreDetailsReading FC have been linked with a summer transfer move for Maidenhead United attacker Reece Smith.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC manager Jaap Stam has admitted that he would 'love to go back' if the opportunity arose for him to work for the club again.
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