Five potential candidates to be the next Reading FC manager
READING FC's search for a new manager for the 2023/24 season is underway as the club prepares for life in ...
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John O’Shea returns to Royals as First Team coach
John O'Shea has returned to Reading to join Jose Gomes' coaching staff having retired from playing last season. The Republic ...
Captain McShane released by Reading
READING defender and club captain Paul McShane has been released after four seasons at the club. The Republic of Ireland ...
REPORT: Reading 0-0 Birmingham City- Royals end season with goalless draw
READING ended their Championship league campaign with a goalless draw at home against Birmingham City at the Madejski Stadium. After ...
REACTION: Every word from Jose Gomes after Reading FC are held to a draw by Rotherham
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2i5MXGevuQ Jose Gomes feels Reading deserved to win having been forced to settle for a draw against Rotherham United at ...
INTERVIEW: Paul Clement confident of adding strikers at Reading FC
PAUL CLEMENT says he is “very confident” of adding at least one new striker to the squad. Reading have already ...
SIGNING: Reading FC clinch deal for veteran defender John O’Shea
Reading have completed their third free transfer of the summer by snapping up veteran John O'Shea on a one-year deal. ...
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