‘Football has always been an escape’ Reading FC fan sets up peer support group Talking Royals
A LIFE-LONG Reading FC fan is inviting fellow supporters to come together for a new project to speak about mental ...
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‘Back the boys with blue and white’ Reading FC fans groups urge supporters to wear colours
READING FC fan groups are calling on supporters to wear blue and white for the Royals' final Championship home match ...
‘It’s not good enough’ Paul Ince left fuming after Reading FC denied late penalty in last gasp Burnley defeat
Reading FC manager Paul Ince was left angered after his team were denied a late penalty moments before Burnley's stoppage ...
‘It’s our toughest game all season’ Paul Ince looks ahead to Reading FC’s trip to Championship leaders Burnley
Reading FC manager Paul Ince believes that the Royals' away trip to Burnley will be their toughest match of the ...
Reading FC boss Paul Ince highlights importance of fan engagement: ‘It was important to bridge that gap’
Reading FC manager Paul Ince believes that the club are beginning to bridge the gap between the fans and the ...
COLUMN: A new hope – Weekly exclusive Reading FC column from The Tilehurst End
FOLLOWING a successful debut last week, our new weekly Reading FC column is back! Each week, Simeon Pickup, journalist, lifelong ...
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