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The Tilehurst End - A Reading FC Podcast

Sports:Soccer

The Tilehurst End Podcast Extra with the Reading Post - November 21

2014-11-21

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Wimb and Charles Watts return to look ahead to Friday night's trip to Cardiff and get the very latest injury developments for players including Garath McCleary, Anton Ferdinand, Jem Karacan and plenty of others.

We also analyse the latest developments behind the scenes as a man heavily linked to the club's Thai owners flies in for talks on the future of Nigel Adkins, while the confirmed leadership remains silent.

There's also sad news to report with the news that the Reading Post/Get Reading will cease as a printed publication from next month. We get Charles' personal views on the news and what it might mean for his own future.

All that and plenty more on a slightly longer and jam packed show.