Reading FC: Paul Ince exreacts to fans’ boos to Lucas Joao substitution in Bournemouth draw
Reading FC interim manager Paul Ince explained why Lucas Joao was not able to complete the full match in the Royals draw at Bournemouth.
Read moreReading FC interim manager Paul Ince explained why Lucas Joao was not able to complete the full match in the Royals draw at Bournemouth.
Read moreReading FC interim manager Paul Ince believes his team?s performance was strong enough to earn three points away at Bournemouth.
Read moreCouldn?t have done anything to prevent the first goal and made an excellent stop in the 30th minute to fly across to his left
Read moreREADING picked up a vital point to boost their Championship survival hopes after Tom Ince struck late away at AFC Bournemouth.
Read moreEVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA pulled off a magnificent comeback thanks to Bradley Brown?s hat-trick.
Read moreFC BAPCO executed an attacking masterclass as they struck 11 past Paggies Bar on their way to winning silverware.
Read moreWoodley completed their first league double of the season and in doing so kept their first clean sheet since the opening day of the season.
Read moreReading FC manager Paul Ince admitted that he was ?embarrassed? by his team?s second-half performance in their defeat to Nottingham Forest.
Read moreReading dropped closer to the Championship drop zone after they shipped another four goals away at Nottingham Forest.
Read moreREADING FC WOMEN were caught out by Manchester United?s attack after a breathless first-half of action in the Women?s Super League.
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