Cllr Brock pens letter to address concerns about the future of Reading Football Club
Leader of Reading Borough Council Jason Brock has sent a letter addressing his concerns about the future of Reading Football ...
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‘Sell before we Dai’ Reading FC fans call for change in ownership
READING FC fan groups have united to launch a pressure group against current club owner Mr Dai Yongge in a ...
Reading FC charged by EFL for failing to pay players on time
READING FC have been charged by the English Football League for multiple breaches of their regulations.
‘We continue to face a number of significant challenges’ Reading FC CEO gives update to fans
READING FC CEO Dayong Pang has addressed supporters of the club to update them on the current situation
‘He’s left us to get on with it’ Noel Hunt speaks on Reading FC owner Mr Dai Yongge
READING FC interim manager Noel Hunt described his experience as taking over as first-team boss as 'incredible'.
Paul Ince: “Things need to change and they will change” says Reading FC boss ahead of talks with owner
Reading FC interim manager Paul Ince believes the club need to ?build a culture? after they were beaten in their ...
Veljko Paunovic appointed as new Reading FC manager
Veljko Paunovic has been appointed as the new Reading FC manager while former boss Mark Bowen is expected to return ...
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