REACTION: Stam on defeat, Ilori’s injury and if he fears for his job
Jaap Stam remains confident one win could turn around Reading's fortunes after the Royals slumped to a 2-0 home loss ...
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REPORT: Reading 0-2 Middlesbrough – Royals slump continues with toothless display against Boro
A penalty from captain Grant Leadbitter, coupled with Britt Assombalonga’s second-half header heaped more misery on Reading and Jaap Stam, ...
REPORT: Reading 3-1 Millwall – Royals sink teeth into the Lions in extra time
EXTRA TIME strikes from George Evans and Sam Smith defeated visitors Millwall and moved Reading into the third round of ...
Sniper overcomes broken hand to retain unbeaten record
SAM "SNIPER" SMITH overcame a broken hand to retain his unbeaten professional boxing record. Smith, who spent his junior days ...
Sam “Sniper” Smith ready for ring return
SAM "SNIPER" SMITH is hoping Saturday can finally be the start of his charge towards a professional title bout. Smith, ...
Sam “Sniper” Smith ready for first headline fight
FORMER Pinewood Starr amateur Sam Smith is gearing up to headline a big night of boxing in just his fourth ...
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