TILEHURST END: Search for new boss begins as Gomes is sacked by Reading
In hindsight, the Royals’ summer transfer activity may well have been what brought down Jose Gomes, who was sacked this ...
In hindsight, the Royals’ summer transfer activity may well have been what brought down Jose Gomes, who was sacked this ...
Reading have sacked manager Jose Gomes with immediate effect after they dropped into the relegation zone last weekend. A run ...
Reading manager Jose Gomes praised his sides second half spirit but called for them to find consistency after they fell ...
Jose Gomes says that his players need to keep a positive spirit after they fell to their third consecutive Championship ...
Reading fell to their third consecutive Championship defeat after goals from Adam Armstrong and Bradley Dack clinched the points for ...
TWO early goals from Hull City condemned the Royals to their second consecutive Championship defeat despite new signing Lucas Joao ...
READING were dealt an opening day blow in the Championship a quick response from Sam Hutchinson cancelled out Yakou Meite's ...
READING fans will have the opportunity to follow their team up and down the country with the clubs owner pledging ...
READING were edged out in a thrilling spectacle at the Madejski Stadium as they played their final pre-season match before ...
Sophie Howard, Molly Bartrip, Maz Pacheo and Lily Woodham have all signed new deals with Reading Women ahead of the ...
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