We never wanted to exist and now we’re happy to go out of existence – but we don’t want Reading fans to forget what we all achieved together.
We threw tennis balls, we showed red cards, we got a game abandoned, we lobbied outside Parliament, we marched through the streets of Reading for the first time since 1983. We engaged politicians, we enlisted the support of some of the biggest names in football for our cause, we made sure Reading never left the spotlight.
Well done to ALL #readingfc fans.
Forget the humorous side to this, realise that we’re watching a team play for the manager and our club. Our manager, their gaffer. That is the first time we’ve been able to say that in years and years
🙌 #readingfc
Cheers 🍾🥂🍻
As if tonight couldn't get any better, Leicester City's loss to Millwall means that after 1️⃣8️⃣ years, our 1️⃣0️⃣6️⃣ points record remains ours for at least another season 😎🏆
Winning matches in 2006 and 2024 - this club 💙💙💙
#ReadingFC
🗣️ @AlanShearer: “They’ve seen their club relegated. They’ve seen their club docked points. What else can they do?”
🗣️ @GaryLineker: “I really do feel for the supporters because clubs are so important for the communities”
🗣️ @MicahRichards: “It’s power to the people, go on there and protest because something needs to give and this can’t keep happening”
The lads sympathise with the #ReadingFC fans after their protests on the weekend amidst troubling ownership issues 🔵⚪️
Sell Before we Dai, have released a statement following the abandonment of Reading's match with Port Vale yesterday
Supporters protested against the club ownership of Dai Yongge with the match halted after 16 minutes of play
Tilehurst End Podcast host Ben Thomas says that Reading fans are desperate for a takeover and worries that they will 'not have a club in six months time'