Over the next few weels we'll look back at each player from the 2012/13 season and review how they performed over the course of the season. Today we'll start with the goalkeepers, where three players all started Premier League games.
A look back at what went wrong for Reading during the 2012/13 Premier League season, starting with injuries. Every team has to deal with players missing games, but the Royals had to cope without some of their best for large chunks of the season.
So with the season over it's time to take stock of how our loanees performed throughout the season. Here we take a look back on all of the ups and downs from Kaspars Gorkss at Wolves to Brett Williams at Woking and all the prospects in between.
Over the next few weels we'll look back at each player from the 2012/13 season and review how they performed over the course of the season. Today we'll start with the goalkeepers, where three players all started Premier League games.
A look back at what went wrong for Reading during the 2012/13 Premier League season, starting with injuries. Every team has to deal with players missing games, but the Royals had to cope without some of their best for large chunks of the season.
So with the season over it's time to take stock of how our loanees performed throughout the season. Here we take a look back on all of the ups and downs from Kaspars Gorkss at Wolves to Brett Williams at Woking and all the prospects in between.
Noel Hunt confirmed that he'll be leaving the club with a string of tweets after yesterday's defeat at West Ham. Here we look back on some of his best moments in a Reading shirt.
So the 2012/13 season is finally over and to be honest it's a season that I'll be in a hurry to forget. It wasn't just that we were relegated, no it's more than that. Here's a look at the good the bad & the ugly.
Despite a spirited second half comeback, Nigel Adkins' side ended their Premier League season with a defeat, thanks to a Nolan hat trick and Vaz Te strike.
The Premier League season is over. Who impressed in the last game, and who depressed?
So it may not be quite the same as an England call-up but nonetheless, Alex McCarthy has been voted our player of the month for April by Tilehurst End readers.
Reading completed their home fixtures in the Premier League with a 2-0 defeat to Manchester City. Reading put up plenty of fight but in the end City's quality shone through as only a string of saves from Alex McCarthy kept the scoreline respectable.
So that's the last Premier League football we'll see at the Madejski Stadium for a while. We look at who left their mark and who showed us why we're destined for the Championship.
Yep, you read that right. Reading have won a game. It may have taken over three months, and six games of the Adkins era to pick up that win, but there was no luck involved in a classy performance in the sunshine against Fulham at Craven Cottage.
A first win of the Nigel Adkins era, and one of the best performances this season - but how did the individuals do on the day?
So we're down but there's still a bit to fight for, with finishing 19th worth about £500,000 more than 20th, a pretty important bit of cash. Ahead of our trip to Fulham we spoke to Kristian Balkin from Cottagers Confidential.
Now Reading’s relegation is confirmed, who in the current squad should be turfed out to make way for fresh faces that could bring a new dawn to the Madejski? Nigel Adkins may need to go "knock knock knocking on (Nicky) Hammond’s door."
One of the more meaningful things to come out of our latest march to relegation this past weekend were the postmatch comments of Adam Le Fondre, who strongly hinted at his frustrations and added fuel to the belief that he may well be off this summer.
Love it or hate it, this season you've been able to buy and sell tickets to Reading FC games via ticket exchange website Viagogo. Six months on we look at the pros and cons of the partnership.
Well, at least the false hope is gone. Reading lost at Carrow Road on Saturday which all but certainly sends them down to the Championship with QPR. A good performance from the Royals, but two Bennetts in two minutes were the difference on the day.
A lot's happened since our last look at the ups and downs. For a start we've got a new manager and just as importantly it seems as if our time in the top division is coming to and end. So lets take a closer look at how each player's performed over th
When Nigel Adkins begins his time as Reading manager on Saturday at the Emirates, perhaps spare a little thought for one man who'll probably be hurting more than most. Brian McDermott.
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ACA qualified accountant Mozzle takes a detailed look at the Football's Club's accounts for the 2011/12 season and sees some very worrying numbers.
Happy Birthday to us! Oh and Happy Easter. A couple of years ago we launched The Tilehurst End with the idea of creating a website run by fans for fans and two years on we're still here.
