INTERVIEW (part one): Chief exec Ron Gourlay on what went wrong at Reading FC this season
Reading chief executive Ron Gourlay insists the club will put things right this summer after a miserable 2017/18 campaign came ...
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Reading FC chief executive Ron Gourlay full of praise for Chinese owners
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Jaap Stam praises work of Reading FC’s new owners after busy summer
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Chinese duo complete Reading FC takeover
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Reading FC co-owner Lady Sasima admits Thais are “struggling” as club takeover edges closer
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