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1. Bikey praises drive to kick out racism
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 1 July 2008Andre Bikey has backed Reading’s commitment to stamping out racism in the English game.
2. Cureton warns old pals to expect rough ride
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 1 July 2008Former Reading striker Jamie Cureton has warned his old club they face a real battle to bounce back into the Premier League.
3. We’ll need to adapt quickly, says Royals boss
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 2 July 2008Reading boss Steve Coppell believes his team will step into the unknown next season, despite their previous success in the Championship.
4. Prove you're not quitters
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 2 July 2008Steve Coppell is tired of summer transfer talk – and now wants to hear his players commit themselves to getting Reading back into the Premier League.
5. Fearn backs Matejovsky to start season
Get Wokingham, Thursday 3 July 2008Marek Matejovsky will be the only senior Reading player carrying a knock when pre-season training gets under way today.
6. We can be sure about Shorey
Get Wokingham, Thursday 3 July 2008Kevin Dillon has backed Nicky Shorey and Reading’s other top players to remain professional as speculation hots up regarding their future.
7. Shorey and Harper so hard to replace, says Murty
Get Wokingham, Friday 4 July 2008Graeme Murty is desperate for Reading to hold onto his team-mates Nicky Shorey and James Harper despite the continuing interest of Premier League clubs in the pair.
8. Stage set for young Royals
Get Wokingham, Friday 4 July 2008Steve Coppell has challenged Reading’s young players to make their mark in the Championship.
9. Murty aims to lead another promotion bid
Get Wokingham, Monday 7 July 2008Graeme Murty wants to be the man to lead Reading straight back to the Premier League.
10. Coppell slams agents' transfer hype
Get Wokingham, Monday 7 July 2008Steve Coppell has hit out at the agents driving the transfer rumour mill – and believes players who believe the hype may be left high and dry.