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James Harper nears Boro move
Middlesbrough are reportedly edging ever closer to a move for Reading midfielder James Harper in the final moments of the January transfer window deadline. It is understood that the player could move to Boro for 3 million GBP.
Harper may stay at Reading
Reading boss Steve Coppell has confirmed that midfielder James Harper could well be staying at the club - despite the interest of Fulham, Middlesbrough of Wigan.
Reading to sign Swansea midfielder
Reading manager Steve Coppell is interested in signing Swansea midfielder, Ferrie Bodde.
Coppell delighted with big win
Reading boss Steve Coppell hailed the last minute winner that James Harper gave the Royals against Middlesbrough, labelling the victory as a 'massive, massive win'.
Harper earns Reading big win
A last minute goal from James Harper earned Reading a well deserved 1-0 victory over Middlesbrough at the Riverside on Saturday to help keep Reading afloat despite remaining in the relegation zone.
Chelsea defeat the Royals
Chelsea picked up another important three points against Reading this evening thanks to a Michael Ballack header in the first half as they defeated the Royals by 1-0 at Stamford Bridge.
Reading draw with Hammers
David Kitson earned Reading an important away point at Upton Park against West Ham on Boxing Day with a late equaliser. West Ham had earlier taken the lead through Nolberto Solano.
Ireland the hero for City
Stephen Ireland popped up with a goal in the last minutes of the game to earn Man City a 2-1 victory over Reading. The goal was something special, as the midfielder stormed into the box to volley into the back of the net to cancel out Harper's earlier equaliser.
Preview: Blackburn vs Reading
Blackburn Rovers face Reading at Ewood Park in a meeting of two sides who exceeded many observers' expectations last season. Mark Hughes insists he will take no chances with the fitness of dangerman Roque Santa Cruz, and Benni Mccarthy will start. Blackburn could move up to 4th with a victory.
Torres gets 3 in Liverpool win
Fernando Torres grabbed three second half goals as Liverpool battled past Reading in the Carling Cup. Torres showed the Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez what he may have been missing in their two recent goalless draws and the £24m man continues to prove his worth.
