Jaap Stam wants Reading FC squad to step up after confirming John Swift injury
JAAP STAM has called on the rest of his squad to step up after he confirmed that John Swift could ...
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PREVIEW: Stam and Harriott looks ahead to Wigan v Reading FC
JAAP STAM says it is "unbelievable" how many managers have already lost their jobs in the Championship as Reading prepare ...
Reading FC topple Forest thanks to Gunter and McCleary goals
Reading 2-0 Nottingham Forest A RARE league goal from Chris Gunter added to Garath McCleary's first-half opener as the duo ...
“There’s still a very long way to go,” says Jaap Stam as he plays down Reading FC promotion talk
"Football can change very quickly." That was the message from Jaap Stam as Reading climbed up to fourth in the ...
“Reading FC were the better team,” says Jaap Stam after loss to Newcastle United
JAAP STAM feels Reading "were the better team" despite losing 4-1 to Newcastle United at St James' Park. Royals fell ...
Lois Roche column: Jaap Stam’s appointment is very welcome!
THERE WAS big news this week for Reading fans with Jaap Stam announced as the new manager, signing a two-year deal at ...
Jaap Stam confirmed as new Reading FC manager
JAAP STAM has today been announced as Reading's new manager. Former Manchester United defender Stam has been the strong favourite ...
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