In their toughest and most intense friendly to date, Slough Town held a Reading FC side featuring ‘four or five first team regulars’ to a 1-1 draw at the Royals’ Bearwood Training Ground on Tuesday.
Slough Town played a couple of friendly matches yesterday (Tuesday), with a largely first team squad taking on Reading FC in a behind closed doors friendly at the Royals Bearwood Training Ground.
Reading FC Women last week announced the appointment of former Maidenhead United Women’s boss Ed Jackson-Norris as first team manager.
Reading’s takeover is ‘progressing towards completion’, according to a statement released by the English Football League this week.
Reading FC are finally under new ownership after the former Wycombe Wanderers owner Rob Couhig finalised an agreement to buy the Royals and bring an end to the controversial reign of previous owner Dai Yongge.
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