Former Reading manager Brian McDermott has marked 11 years of sobriety, describing the moment he asked for help as the point he "stopped hiding".
Read moreDetailsReading FC are on the verge of breaking into the League One play-off places after they defeated promotion hopefuls Bolton Wanderers.
Read moreDetailsReading FC grabbed victory late on as they piled the misery on struggling Wigan Athletic with Paudie O'Connor's 87th minute winner.
Read moreDetailsAndy Rinomhota has made his first appearance on the pitch since December after being named in the starting line-up for the club's Under-21 side.
Read moreDetailsReading FC will be looking to pile the misery on Wigan Athletic following their 6-1 defeat at the weekend which resulted in their manager being sacked
Read moreDetailsReading FC's hopes of making a push for a play-off place were dealt a significant blow as they were defeated in a five-goal game at AFC Wimbledon.
Read moreDetailsReading FC fans have reacted on social media after it has emerged that manager Leam Richardson is a candidate for the vacant Blackburn Rovers job.
Read moreDetailsReading FC's assistant kit manager has been handed a six-match stadium ban following an alleged homophobic comment about a referee
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club have taken an unprecedented step in English football by appointing a head of artificial intelligence
Read moreDetailsMillwall have rejected an offer that would have represented the biggest transfer sale in the club's history for former Reading FC winger Femi Azeez.
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