The campaign group pushing for Reading FC's absent owner to sell the club channelled their inner Father Christmas today. In a twist however,
Read moreDetailsClive McNelly, who was also the landlord of The White Horse pub in Wokingham, passed away earlier this month.
Read moreDetailsLabour MP for Earley & Woodley, Yuan Yang, appeared on a football podcast to discuss the ownership issues at Reading Football Club
Read moreDetailsREADING FC fell to their sixth league defeat in as many games as they were thumped 6-0 at home by Wycombe Wanderers.
Read moreDetailsSEB Reynolds is confident Rams will turn things round after losing a third straight National One game for just the second time in a dramatic 27-26
Read moreDetailsWokingham Town Football Club's Aldershot Cup match on Tuesday evening was abandoned after just six minutes.
Read moreDetailsClive McNelly, the landlord of The White Horse pub in Wokingham, has died.
Read moreDetailsControversial businessman Elon Musk has reportedly been 'advised' to put some of his fortunes into buying a club from the English Football League
Read moreDetailsReading FC defender Harlee Dean has admitted that it was 'only a matter of time' before Ruben Selles left the club to join a team in a higher division
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC player Sam Hutchinson is back in action after he signed a short-term deal with AFC Wimbledon.
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