PLAYER RATINGS: Tom McIntyre scores late to complete incredible Reading FC comeback
Reading FC pulled off an astonishing comeback which saw them come back to take a point against Swansea City.
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Reading 4-4 Swansea City: McIntyre the hero again as Royals complete remarkable comeback
READING FC took another stride towards safety after they completed an unbelievable comeback against Swansea City.
Reading FC sign Tom McIntyre up to new contract
Reading FC defender Tom McIntyre has signed a new three-year deal with the club. The academy graduate has made a ...
THE TILEHURST END: New contracts a priority for Reading FC this summer
So, here it is then - the summer has finally arrived.You can guarantee several Championship teams are already planning the ...
PLAYER RATINGS: McIntyre and Rinomhota shine as Reading blow Bournemouth away
Reading put in a superb first-half display to move up to fourth in the Championship table with a win over ...
THE TILEHURST END: Royals to turn to youth for the future?
For years, Reading has had a proud history of developing young players. To date, 57 individuals have graduated from the ...
Reading FC to be represented by Tom McIntyre in FIFA 'UltimateQuaranTeam' 128-team tournament
READING FC will compete among 128 football clubs in a FIFA 20 tournament set up by Leyton Orient Football Club ...
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