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Reading draw away with Wycombe, having to share the points with those Swan-loving-boys. Was it a good point on the road or a 2 points dropped? Ben and Ross argue it really depends on your…

The chaps chat through a 2-2 draw in south Bucks at the weekend.

Ellie Szekeres’ first-half opener was quickly cancelled out as the Royals dropped points at home to Oxford City.

While there’s promise in this side, mentality issues were once again exposed as the Royals dropped points at Adams Park.

The Royals had been leading 2-1 until the 90th minute, when Danny Ings netted a late equaliser.

Goals from Paudie O’Connor and Jacob Brown were cancelled out by Jayden Wareham and Danny Ings responses on a frustrating afternoon for Reading.

A mixed bag of performances from the Royals, who are still without a league away win this season.

Reading face a short trip along the M4 this Saturday when they visit Wycombe. Join us as we take a closer look at the opposition.

Can the Royals grab a first league away win of the season in Buckinghamshire?

Bobbins reports back from a revealing fan event at Bearwood on Tuesday, which provided information on a wide variety of fascinating topics.

On this week’s agenda: Reading’s (cup) defeat to Brentford and (league) win over Notts County, both at the SCL.

Loyal Royals are increasingly happy with the job being done by the club’s ownership.

The Royals made it two SCL wins in two thanks to a big cup win over Beaconsfield.

How the Reading FC fans reacted to a job well done against Notts County.

The gaffer criticised the Royals’ start to the match, but took positives from how the performance developed.

This week, Bobbins focuses on goalscorer Jack Marriott, Lewis Wing’s struggles and two encouraging team performances against Notts County and Brentford.

Jack Marriott netted twice after the break as Reading bounced back from two defeats in the last week.

Ross’ grades as the Royals make it three home wins in the league on the bounce.

Reading’s league campaign continues this Saturday with a home match against recently promoted Notts County. Join us as we take a closer look at the opposition.

Can the Royals get back to winning ways against newly promoted Notts County?

Here’s how Marc saw the Royals’ performance against tough opposition in the League Cup.

The Royals were knocked out of the League Cup after a narrow defeat to Brentford, despite Paudie O’Connor’s second-half header.

Reading welcome Premier League opposition to Berkshire this Tuesday evening when they take on Brentford in the third round of the League Cup. Join us as we take a closer look at the opposition.

After seeing off a couple of League One clubs, the Royals host top-flight opposition in the third round of the cup.

A disappointing day for the men’s team and triumphant one for the women’s side are both topics of conversation this week.

The Royals enjoyed a rampant, dominant return to the SCL after more than two years away.

The manager took the positives from a second defeat of the season, and first on the road.

A closer look at what went wrong for the Royals in Saturday’s 2-1 reverse at Cambridge United.

Something of a thud back to earth, performance-wise, as Reading fail to continue their strong form in the previous two league games at Cambridge.

The Royals were on the wrong end of a turnaround, after Jack Marriott’s first-half opener.

Reading will be looking to go five league games unbeaten as they travel to newly promoted Cambridge this weekend. Join us as we take a closer look at the opposition.

Can the Royals pick up a first away league win of the season in this trip to Cambridgeshire?

What do you make of the job the owners are doing at the moment?

No Ross this week, so Sim steps in to join Ben for discussion of two morale-boosting home wins.

A bruising return to league action saw the Royals ship seven away to promotion hopefuls Farnham.

The fans were in a good mood yet again, after having another comprehensive win to celebrate.

Blackpool were seen off by an excellent all-round Reading performance - coming on the back of another strong showing in midweek.

Eight goals scored, two wins racked up and just one conceded - not far off a perfect week for Reading.