Reading FC: Ruben Selles resigned to losing key player
Reading manager Ruben Selles has admitted that defender Nelson Abbey is close to sealing a departure from the club.
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‘The club is broken under Dai Yongge, it’s a mess’: MP comments on Reading FC protest
BRACKNELL MP James Sunderland has called for fans to do whatever they can to 'wrestle control' from Reading owner Dai ...
Jeff Stelling urges EFL to take action over ownership following Reading protest
Former Sky Sports presenter and TalkSport radio host Jeff Stelling gave his support to the Reading fans following their protest ...
Gary Neville: ‘My heart and thoughts go to the Reading fans’
SKY SPORTS pundit and former England international Gary Neville has given his backing to the Reading fans after their pitch ...
Ruben Selles admits points deduction or behind closed doors a possibility after Reading fans get match abandoned
READING FC manager Ruben Selles admitted there is a possibility of a 'points deduction' after the Royals' match with Port ...
MATCH ABANDONED: Game called off after Reading fans invade pitch
READING FC's match with Port Vale was abandoned after thousands of supporters stormed the pitch in the 16th minute in ...
BREAKING: Thousands of Reading fans storm pitch in protest against owner
Reading FC fans stormed the pitch to protest against owner Dai Yongge during their League One match with Port Vale.
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