Marlow 2-2 Reading U21s (5-4 pens): Noel Hunt’s side crash out of Berks & Bucks Cup
READING FC UNDER 21s crashed out of the Berks & Bucks Cup in the semi-finals after a penalty shootout defeat ...
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Reading U21s 3-0 Wolves U21s: Ehibhatiomhan, Scott, Leavy score as Royals end year with win
READING FC UNDER 21s closed out the year with victory at the Select Car Leasing Stadium against Wolves.
Ehibhatiomhan hits winner as Reading FC Under 21’s defeat Watford
READING FC UNDER 21's picked up three points thanks to Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan's game winning goal against Watford.
‘He’s going to be special’ A look at Reading FC’s new young star Basil Tuma
17-year-old forward Basil Tuma has made a positive impression on first-team manager Paul Ince since arriving this summer.
Noel Hunt: ‘A lot of these boys don’t realise how lucky they are to play for Reading Football Club’
Reading Under 23?s manager Noel Hunt is raring to go as his team returned to Bearwood Park ahead of the ...
Reading FC Under 23’s 4-0 Ascot United: Young Royals crowned Berks & Bucks Senior Cup champions
READING FC UNDER 23?s were crowned as Berks & Bucks Senior Cup champions with victory over Ascot United.
Former Reading FC hero Noel Hunt joins club’s under 23’s coaching set-up
Former Reading FC striker Noel Hunt has returned to the club to take up a managerial role with the under ...
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