PREVIEW: John Swift eyes momentum as Reading FC host Bolton
John Swift says Tuesday night's victory over Birmingham City has given Reading the confidence boost required to get off the ...
John Swift says Tuesday night's victory over Birmingham City has given Reading the confidence boost required to get off the ...
Reading will play host to Frank Lampard's first game as Derby County boss on the opening day of the 2018/19 ...
Ron Gourlay says plans are still on track to move Reading's first team to their new training ground at Bearwood ...
WHILE the Championship season only came to a close less than two weeks ago with the play-off final at Wembley, ...
Paul Clement says Reading's players are eager to put things right after collapsing to lose 4-0 to Ipswich Town last ...
The forgettable 2017/18 campaign finally draws to a close on Sunday. But all is not done for Reading yet, who ...
Paul Clement described Saturday's 4-0 defeat to Ipswich Town as "embarrassing", "shameful" and "unacceptable". Reading were level at 0-0, chasing ...
Reading’s relegation fight will go down to the final day after Ipswich scored four late goals to inflict Royals' heaviest ...
Results elsewhere have boosted Reading's survival hopes with the Royals realistically needing just one point from their home clash with ...
PAUL CLEMENT says Reading's draw against Sunderland was a missed opportunity to push clearer of the relegation zone. The Royals ...
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