Reading FC fan group responds to Dai Yongge’s EFL charge
READING FC fan group Sell Before We Dai has said they are 'encouraged' by the EFL to fine owner Dai ...
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Reading FC owner Dai Yongge fined
READING FC owner Dai Yongge has been fined £20,000 by the English Football League for misconduct after failing to deposit ...
‘Get out of our club now’: Sell Before We Dai organises Reading FC protest for Eastleigh FA Cup tie
READING FC fans are expected to protest during the team's FA Cup second-round tie at National League Eastleigh on Sunday.
Eastleigh v Reading: Royals look to avoid FA Cup shock at non-league side
READING FC will be hoping to avoid a cup shock when they travel to non-league side Eastleigh in the FA ...
‘It’s morally wrong’: Ruben Selles calls on EFL to review rules after Reading FC owner fails to pay staff in full
READING FC manager admitted that the decision to not pay staff their wages in full was 'morally wrong'.
Reading FC staff not paid in full by owner Dai Yongge
READING FC staff have not been paid their full salaries for November as current owner Dai Yongge continues to struggle ...
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