Former Reading striker Kevin Doyle has spoken warmly about his ongoing connection to the club and his respect for former manager Noel Hunt.
Read moreDetailsReading FC produced another late fight back as Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan stole the show with a hat-trick to earn victory at Luton Town.
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club is gearing up for a celebration, marking the 20th anniversary of their record-breaking 2005/06 Championship-winning campaign.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Leam Richardson has provided an update to Jack Marriott's injury ahead of their clash with Luton Town on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsA senior coach at Reading FC's official charity is raising money to fund a free place on a football coaching qualification
Read moreDetailsRiley Wood, aged 25 and of Knyveton Road, Bournemouth, pleaded guilty to entering the playing area of a football pitch
Read moreDetailsA man has been handed a football banning order and hundreds of pounds in fines after taking part in a pitch invasion and a string of other offences.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading manager Ruben Selles, who took charge of Spanish side Real Zaragoza in October 2025, has been dismissed from his role as head coach after a disastrous run of...
Read moreDetailsReading FC striker Jack Marriott could miss the remainder of the season after suffering a long-term injury
Read moreDetailsReading FC could have a young gem on their hands as promising striker Sean Patton continues to impress during his loan spell with Aldershot Town
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