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Reading’s small squad could cause them big problems
Velkjo Paunovic demands a high-intensity game from this Reading side and, by the looks of things last night, that had finally caught up with his players.
Author Adam Goodwin
The key to Reading’s success this season? Their ‘box’…
Most managers are tasked with thinking outside the box in their quest for success, but perhaps Reading’s terrific start to the season is down to boss Veljko Paunovic thinking within it.
Three defeats from three: What’s going wrong at Reading after unbeaten start?
Having been unbeaten in their first eight games of the season, Reading have now lost three of their last three
Michael Olise: Reading have one of the hottest properties in Europe – but can they keep him?
It’s not very often that Reading have a player linked with Real Madrid and Barcelona. But, then again, it’s not very often that they have a player that could be good enough to play for them.
Suffering Swindon back to their best in win over Hull
I don’t know if Swindon could have prepared any worse for this game. No manager, an injury ravaged squad and a winless run which was five games long.
How Grant McCann kept his job is a mystery, but perhaps Hull made the right decision after all
In a world where football chairmen sack managers at will, you have to wonder how Grant McCann is still Hull City manager.
No Lucas Joao could be a problem for Reading against Watford
Jamie Cureton. Dave Kitson. Kevin Doyle. Adam Le Fondre. Reading have always had good strikers, but they haven’t relied on many as much as they do on Lucas Joao this season.
Toothless Terriers were all bark and no bite in Brentford defeat
Marcelo Bielsa’s Leeds side had just scored their seventh goal in just their second Premier League game. In West London, his former assistant, Carlos Corberan, had just seen his Huddersfield team fail to score for the second consecutive game under his tutelage.
Brentford looking to make themselves at home ahead of first league game at new ground
There’s always difficulties when moving into a new home. Perhaps the electrics aren’t working or you’ve forgotten to pack the television remote. Not being able to move in altogether is a problem that not many people tend to come across, but that’s the reality facing Brentford fans this weekend.