Stevenage boss Steve Evans wishes Reading ‘every success’ in their battle for off-field stability, but is still eyeing the three points when the sides meet tomorrow.
In August, during the first League One encounter between Boro and the Royals at Lamex Stadium, Ruben Selles’ team defeated the promotion-chasing team for the first time this season in League One.
The former Rotherham United and Leeds United manager, who is well-known in the Football League, signed Royal full-back Nesta Guinness-Walker on a loan deal that would last until the end of the current campaign.
reading as a game. For the level, they are a very large club. To be fair, everybody speaks about Pompey, Derby, and Bolton as the league leaders. However, all you have to do is take a peek at Reading Football Club; the away end will be completely packed and devoid of any more tickets.
“Given the battle they’re having, I hope we win three points and I wish them all the best. All that the club has ever had is exceptionally awful ownership. John Madejski, a man I’ve met several times, probably shakes his head while sitting in his large home.”
Three of Reading’s six games this frenetic month are against midweek opponents. Reading is now two points below the relegation zone.
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