“It was like we’d only seen each other yesterday” Kevin Doyle lauds team spirit after Reading FC legends match
Kevin Doyle rolled back the years, leading the line for Steve Coppell?s 2005-06 Royals at the club?s 150th anniversary game.
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“It’s probably the best I’ve ever played at the Madejski” Hattrick hero Brian Howard rolls back the years in Reading FC 150th Anniversary game
In a match that had nine different scorers, Brian Howard?s scintillating second half hattrick proved to be the highlight in ...
“I get the sense that things are going in the right direction” Brian McDermott predicts bright future at Reading FC
Reading FC legendary manager Brian McDermott and Steve Coppell reflected on a momentous day for the club as they celebrated ...
Reading FC: “I loved every moment” says Jem Karacan after scoring stunner in Royals legends match
Former Reading FC midfielder and club captain Jem Karacan was delighted to return to help celebrate the club?s 150th anniversary.
Reading FC 150th anniversary legends match tickets go on sale
Tickets are now on sale for a special 150th anniversary match that will see legendary Reading FC managers Steve Coppell ...
Reading FC reveal new badge to mark 150th anniversary
Reading FC have unveiled a new club crest that will be used next season to mark the club's 150th anniversary. ...
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