One step forward and two steps back

A crazy week for Reading fans with the proposed sale of Reading's training facilities, reports of a potential buyer for the club and a 4-0 win over Cambridge United. Tim Dellor has been speaking to former player Glen Little as he shares his thoughts on the current situation at the club. Reading FC legends: Ady Williams and Mick Gooding are joined by current Reading Women's player Charlie Estcourt as they look back at the Victory over the U's.Plus, Tim Dellor speaks to goalkeeper Joel Pereira after his second consecutive start for the Royals and finds out the team's reaction to the proposed sale of Bearwood Park. Also, Rubén Sellés shares his current frustrations with the ongoing uncertainty at the club.Presented by Ady Williams.

Reading legends: Ady Williams and Dylan Kerr their thoughts on what could be a monumental week in Reading's hope for survival in League One. Also, Dan Kerr shares his praise for Rubén Sellés and his team.Plus, Tim Dellor speaks to the Royals' boss on the game and the latest the current injuries and Ady share's his conversation with Sellés after the announcement of the second points deduction of the season.Presented by Ady Williams.

A look back to a week which started with a 2-0 victory over Port Vale and a 2-3 loss to Shrewsbury. Reading FC legends: Ady Williams and Mick Gooding share their thoughts on the disappointing result and breakdown the goals conceded. Plus, Ady Williams speaks to Royals boss, Rubén Sellés, after the goal thriller.Presented by Ady Williams

A look back to a tough week for Reading with a late Fleetwood equaliser and a Portsmouth thrashing. Reading legends: Ady Williams and Mick Gooding try to figure out what went wrong against Portsmouth and look ahead to the next few fixtures.Plus, Tim Dellor has been speaking to Royals boss, Rubén Sellés, with his thoughts on the game against Portsmouth and some injury updates.Presented by Tim Dellor.

Reading legends: Ady Williams and Mick Gooding, share their thoughts after a week where the Royals earn six points against Stevenage and Charlton Athletic. And they, also, look ahead to the next five fixtures which could see Reading claw their way out of the relegation zone. Plus, Tim Dellor speaks to the boss, Rubén Sellés, about the recent results and Ady Williams chats to the 'assist machine', Amadou Mbengue.Presented by Tim Dellor,

Reading legends: Ady Williams and Mick Gooding, share their frustrations with the draw and the substitutions made late into the game. Mick Gooding also shares what he thinks is Reading's Achilles heel. Plus, Tim Dellor speaks to manager, Rubén Sellés, and the 'super sub' Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan after scoring the late equalizer. Presented by Tim Dellor.

Reading legends: Ady Williams and Mick Gooding share their thoughts on the transfer window so far and a player who could potentially be leaving the club before the end of January. They also look ahead to the local derby against Oxford United, next weekend. Tim Dellor speaks to assistant manager James Oliver Pierce after the draw against Leyton Orient. Presented by Tim Dellor.

Match reaction to the 1-0 defeat to Wigan Athletic. Reading legends Ady Williams and Mick Gooding discuss the reliability of the Royals' shot stopper, David Button, and fear a potential lapse in form after the protest during the Port Vale match. Plus, Tim Dellor speaks to the boss, Rubén Sellés, who confirms that Nelson Abbey's future will be revealed soon. Presented by Tim Dellor

Reaction to the on-pitch protest which caused the abandonment of Reading vs Port Vale after 16 minutes had been played.Reading legends, Ady Williams and Mick Gooding, share their thoughts on the current situation, while Tim Dellor speaks to manager, Rubén Sellés, on some players who may be leaving the club in January.

The Royals end 2023 with a draw against Cheltenham in the league, it can only go up from here, right? Ady Williams, Mick Gooding and Charlie Estcourt look back to the crazy first half and cagey second half in Gloucestershire. Plus, Tim Dellor speaks to a delighted Rubén Sellés, who praised his team for getting back into the game. Presented by Tim Dellor.