1871

1871

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1871 episodes

  • Reading FC Women season review

    Reading FC Women finished eighth in the WSL last season, with the highlight of the campaign a victory against the WSL champions Chelsea. We look back at the 2021-22 campaign.

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    44 min
  • Greatest Reading manager

    We choose our greatest Reading FC manager from the last 50 years. We also look at the two club owners who played a significant role in the club's history over the last five decades.

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    1 hr 8 min
  • Sun journalist and Royals fan Andy Halls

    Andy Halls, a Royals fan and Sun journalist, gives us some inside information about Paul Ince and the legends game next Saturday. He also talks about supporting Reading and gives his views on the current state of affairs at the club - and what needs to change.

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    38 min
  • Reading band Mirror Pictures

    Robin Friday is a Royals legend - and is also the name of a song by Reading band Mirror Pictures that you might have heard at home games. Mark and Olly chat about music and being Royals fans - and Mark gives us a blast of the band's tribute to a true Reading FC legend.

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    36 min
  • Ex Chronicle Sports Editor Roger Ware (part 2)

    Former Chronicle Sports Editor Roger Ware, who has supported the Royals since 1950, returns for a chat about the Record Breaking Royals, the Simod Cup triumph, the John Madejski era, Uri Geller and more.

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    38 min
  • Mike and Grace Kearney

    Mike and Grace Kearney have been familiar faces at Reading FC for more than 40 years. Mike had two spells with the Royals as a striker and Grace has been involved with Reading in various roles over the years. The couple are well known for their time running the Royals Rendezvous. They talk about their time with the club and how it has changed.

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    35 min
  • Kevin Doyle

    Kevin Doyle had a whirlwind first two seasons at Reading. He was part of the 106 side that won the Championship title and finished eighth in the Royals' first season in the Premiership. He talks about joining Reading from Cork City, his time at the Madejski Stadium - and the upcoming legends game.

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    46 min
  • Reading FC end of season round-up

    Reading FC's season has been a turbulent one, with plenty of lows and not much to lift the spirits of the fans. Mark and Johnny look back at Saturday's final game at Luton and the season as a whole - including the managerial change, notable moments and a Happy Easter for Tom McIntyre.

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    52 min
  • Greatest Reading captain / player

    After selecting our greatest Reading XI from the last 50 years, we focus on choosing the greatest Royals captain and player from the past five decades. Will Martin Hicks, Ady Williams, Phil Parkinson or Graeme Murty claim the crown as greatest Reading captain from the last five decades? And will Michael Gilkes, Steve Death, Robin Friday or another player be chosen as greatest Royal from the last 50 years?

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    50 min
  • John Salako

    John Salako had already played for Crystal Palace, Coventry, Fulham, Charlton and England before joining Reading in 2001. He talks about how the move to the Madejski Stadium came about, his time with the Royals, Phil Parkinson, Graeme Murty, Alan Pardew, John Madejski, Michael Olise and more.

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    44 min

About 1871

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1871 is a podcast for Reading FC fans, with special guests.