Reading FC ‘frustrated’ as team misses chances to take away win
Reading FC coach James Oliver-Pearce was left 'frustrated' after the Royals failed to take their chances in their draw at ...
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Lincoln City 1-1 Reading: Knibbs nets to see Royals collect away point
READING FC remain in 23rd place in League One after Harvey Knibbs netted to help his side pick up a ...
Reading FC secure young talent Charlie Savage on permanent deal from Manchester United
Reading FC have completed the permanent signing of young midfielder Charlie Savage from Manchester United.
‘We need to work more’ Reading FC boss Ruben Selles discusses Saints defeat and absentees
RUBEN Selles believes his Reading side can build on Saturday's 4-2 defeat to Southampton as the start of the 2023-24 ...
Reading 2-4 Southampton: Knibbs nets first goal as Royals sunk by Saints
READING FC fell to a heavy defeat as Ruben Selles made his first appearance as the Royals boss in front ...
‘Promotion is the goal’ Reading FC new signing Harvey Knibbs targets Championship return
Reading FC summer signing Harvey Knibbs believes that his versatility will be an asset to the team this season.
Reading FC seal first summer signing as Harvey Knibbs joins on free transfer
Reading FC has completed the signing of former Camridge United player Harvey Knibbs on a free transfer.
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