Reading F.C.
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| Pełna nazwa | Reading Football Club | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Przydomek | The Royals (Królewscy) | ||
| Barwy | biało-niebieskie | ||
| Data założenia | |||
| Debiut w najwyższej lidze | 2005/06 | ||
| Liga | |||
| Państwo | |||
| Stadion | |||
| Właściciel | Anton Zingariewicz | ||
| Prezes | John Madejski | ||
| Trener | |||
| Asystent trenera | Marko Mitrovic | ||
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| Strona internetowa | |||
(c) Richard Croft, CC BY-SA 2.0
Madejski Stadium
Reading Football Club – angielski klub piłkarski z siedzibą w Reading.
Historia
Został założony w 1871 roku. W sezonie 2005/06 po raz pierwszy w historii wywalczył awans do Premier League. Zespół rozgrywa mecze na obiekcie Madejski Stadium, zbudowanym dzięki wsparciu brytyjskiego handlarza samochodów i filantropa, Johna Madejskiego. W sezonie 2011/12 po raz kolejny zespół wywalczył awans do Premiership, awansował jako zwycięzca Championship. Po awansie w maju 2012 roku właścicielem klubu został Rosjanin, Anton Zingariewicz[1][2] (nabył 51% udziałów za 32,6 mln dolarów[3]). Po zaledwie jednym sezonie spędzonym w Premier League, Reading spadło do Championship.
Zawodnicy
Obecny skład
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Rekordy
- Najwyższe zwycięstwo
10:2 nad Crystal Palace (1946)
- Najwyższa porażka
0:18 z Preston North End (1894)
Przypisy
- ↑ Russian businessman Anton Zingarevich completes takeover of newly promoted Reading | The Independent, independent.co.uk [dostęp 2017-11-26] (ang.).
- ↑ Russian tycoon Anton Zingarevich completes Reading takeover – BBC Sport, bbc.co.uk [dostęp 2017-11-26] (ang.).
- ↑ Р-Спорт. Все главные новости спорта, en.rsport.ru [dostęp 2017-11-26].
- ↑ FC Reading, [w:] baza Transfermarkt (drużyny) [online] [dostęp 2021-06-28].
- ↑ First Team, readingfc.co.uk [dostęp 2021-06-28] (ang.).
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Impressive home of Reading Football Club in the close season, seen from the Premier Lounge of the Royal Berkshire Conference Centre. The pitch was recently re-turfed in preparation for the 2012-13 season the Premier League.
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Reading football team fans celebrate their team winning the 2005/06 Championship. I've got a few more photos, leave a comment if you'd like me to upload the rest from that day.
