Oliver Norwood targeting Premier League football after completing transfer to Brighton and Hove Albion
READING are today beginning life without Oliver Norwood after the midfielder completed a move to Championship rivals Brighton and Hove ...
READING are today beginning life without Oliver Norwood after the midfielder completed a move to Championship rivals Brighton and Hove ...
RACHEL ROWE says it "feels like everything is falling into place" as Reading Women held Champions League-chasing Birmingham City Ladies ...
"WE DON'T want to be on that coach on the way home coming back with nothing." That was the defiant ...
IT WAS NOT the best of weeks for us last week. We suffered yet another defeat to Arsenal, this time in the ...
Reading Women have completed the signing of defender Sophie Perry on a free transfer. Republic of Ireland international Perry has ...
Kelly Chambers has expressed her pride in convincing Remi Allen to join Reading Women. Allen, 25, has spent a number ...
The footballing world came together to pay tribute to Eamonn Dolan on Tuesday. The funeral service for the Royals Academy ...
MARY EARPS says she wants to repay the faith shown in her by Kelly Chambers after becoming Reading Women's first ...
"The Eamonn Dolan Stand will be our way of remembering a great man." Those were the words of Reading co-owner Sumrith Thanakarnjanasuth ...
MOLLY BARTRIP feels it could be third time lucky as Reading Women look to put two previous defeats against Arsenal ...
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