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READING REVAMP FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE

RENAMED Reading City hope to give the town a Non-League club to be proud of, says joint manager Rob Creech.
Formerly known as Highmoor Ibis, a small village outside of Reading, the club has received backing from local businessman Nigel Grant.
He has joined long-standing chairman Martin Law and director Chris Gallimore on the board with the club now aiming to move up through the leagues from the Hellenic Premier Division.
“Over the last few years, the club has had a bit of negative stuff around it from different quarters,” said Breech, who will be in the dugout alongside Andy Fin...

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