Paul Ince: ‘Accumulation of errors cost us’ Royals defeated at Birmingham
Reading FC manager Paul Ince wants his side to be 'accountable collectively' after a terrible first-half display cost them defeat ...
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Birmingham City 3-2 Reading: Deeney double gives Royals the Blues
A disastrous first-half away performance saw Reading FC beaten at St Andrews by Birmingham City. In freezing conditions, the Royals ...
PLAYER RATINGS: Low scores across the board as Royals struggle in Birmingham
READING FC fell to a disappointing 3-2 defeat away at Birmingham City on Friday night.
Ince challenges Ejaria to find best form: ‘He’s got loads of ability, it’s about producing it on the pitch’
READING FC manager Paul Ince has challenged Ovie Ejaira to recapture his best form when he returns from injury.
Birmingham City v Reading preview: Royals face Friday night trip at Blues
READING will be seeking to make it three wins on the bounce on their Friday night trip to Birmingham City.
‘I want to stay’ Andy Carroll keen to extend contract at Reading FC
Striker Andy Carroll has made his intentions to stay at Reading FC clear with his current contract due to expire ...
Paul Ince provides injury updates ahead of Reading FC’s Friday night trip to Birmingham City
Reading FC boss Paul Ince provided injury updates ahead of the Royals' Friday night visit to Birmingham City.
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