List of Reading F.C. players

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This is a list footballers who have played 100 times or more for Reading Football Club.

Contents

Key

Club years

Appearances and goals

International career

Players with 100 or more appearances

As of match played 1 December 2024
NamePositionClub careerLeague
apps
League
goals
Total
apps
Total
goals
International careerRefs
Joe Bailey FW????–192118675186+75+ [16]
Joe Duckworth GK1924?–1930?2020202+0
Albert Hayhurst DF1933–193823712237+12+
Billy Wright MF1933–1938??1935 [17]
Tommy Tait FW1934–193914479144+103
Jimmy Wheeler FW1948–1964406147453168
Eddie McLaren DF1952–195918422073
Ray Reeves DF1952–19612842831732
Maurice Evans MF1955–19674071345916
Dennis Allen FW1961–19703368537795
Colin Meldrum DF1962–197026683049
Les Chappell MF1969–19742017824190
Gordon Cumming MF1969–19772955133161
Steve Death GK1969–198247105370
Robin Friday FW1973–197612146121+53
Ray Hiron FW1975–1978921410614
Gary Peters DF1975–1979, 1985–19882561029412
Paul Bennett DF1976–197910531243
Richie Bowman MF1976–198019430194+30+
Mark White DF1976–19882781132013
Jerry Williams MF1976–19883091735717+
Pat Earles FW1977–19822476828485
Alan Lewis DF1977–198214951737
Martin Hicks DF1978–19915002360326 [a]
Mike Kearney FW1978–198314536145+36+
Lawrie Sanchez MF1978–19842622830531Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland
Steve Wood DF1979–198721992519
Stuart Beavon MF1980–19903964448155
Kerry Dixon FW1980–19831165113357Flag of England.svg  England
Steve Richardson DF1982–199338034573
Trevor Senior FW1983–1987, 1988–1992301153362191 [b]
Michael Gilkes MF1984–19973934348652Flag of Barbados.svg  Barbados
Steve Francis GK1987–199321602590
Linden Jones DF1987–1992152819014Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales
Steve Moran FW1987–19911163014338Flag of England.svg  England under-21
Mick Tait MF1987–199099913314
Mick Gooding MF1989–19973142636830 [c]
Scott Taylor MF1989–19952072424829
Ady Williams DF1989–1996, 2000–20043351839623Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales
Stuart Lovell FW1990–19982275826667Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
Keith McPherson DF1990–199927183169
Kevin Dillon MF1991–199410141195Flag of England.svg  England under-21
Shaka Hislop GK1992–199510401260Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Trinidad and Tobago
Jeff Hopkins DF1992–199713131564Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales
Jamie Lambert MF1992–19991241615120
Phil Parkinson MF1992–20033622042524
Jimmy Quinn FW1992–19971827121694Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland [c]
Dylan Kerr DF1993–19968951045
Andy Bernal DF1994–200018722244Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
Lee Nogan FW1995–1997912610229Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales
Martin Williams FW1995–20001272615629
Darren Caskey MF1996–20012033523245Flag of England.svg  England under-19
Barry Hunter DF1996–20018641006Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland
Scott Howie GK1997–20018501020Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland under-21
Linvoy Primus DF1997–20009411131
Jim McIntyre FW1998–20011001411316
Graeme Murty DF1998–200930623392Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland
Nicky Forster FW1999–20051875921567Flag of England.svg  England under-21
Phil Whitehead GK1999–20039701080
Martin Butler FW2000–20051033211836
Jamie Cureton FW2000–20031135112755Flag of England.svg  England under-18
Sammy Igoe MF2000–20039071057
Ricky Newman MF2000–200511401372
Marcus Hahnemann GK2001–200928403030Flag of the United States.svg  United States
James Harper MF2001–20103162534826
Andrew Hughes MF2001–20051661818318
John Salako MF2001–20041111312114Flag of England.svg  England
Nicky Shorey DF2001–2008, 2012–20132841231713Flag of England.svg  England
Ivar Ingimarsson DF2003–20112511128112Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland
Dave Kitson FW2003–2008, 20091475616062
Glen Little MF2003–2008, 200911261236
Steve Sidwell MF2003–20071702918730Flag of England.svg  England under-21
Bobby Convey MF2004–20099871128Flag of the United States.svg  United States
Ibrahima Sonko DF2004–200812781368Flag of Senegal.svg  Senegal
Kevin Doyle FW2005–20091555516356Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland [d]
Adam Federici GK2005–201519612291Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
Brynjar Gunnarsson MF2005–2013142916310Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland
Stephen Hunt MF2005–20091561717321Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
Leroy Lita FW2005–2009832010032Flag of England.svg  England under-21
Shane Long FW2005–2011, 2022–20232044523556Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
Alex Pearce DF2006–20152011422615Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
Simon Church FW2007–20131042212224Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales
Jem Karacan MF2007–20151551117512 Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey A2 [19] [e]
Hal Robson-Kanu MF2007–20161972422730Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales
Noel Hunt FW2008–20131453316239Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland
Jimmy Kébé MF2008–20131752919031Flag of Mali.svg  Mali
Jobi McAnuff MF2009–20141891420616Flag of Jamaica.svg  Jamaica [f]
Jay Tabb MF2009–20138901050Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland under-21
Mikele Leigertwood MF2010–201497710910Flag of Antigua and Barbuda.svg  Antigua and Barbuda
Jordan Obita MF2010–202016351917Flag of England.svg  England under-21
Adam Le Fondre FW2011–20141043911041
Chris Gunter DF2012–202028023144Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales
Garath McCleary MF2012–20202422327027Flag of Jamaica.svg  Jamaica
Pavel Pogrebnyak FW2012–2015942410628Flag of Russia.svg  Russia
Danny Williams MF2013–20171351315614Flag of the United States.svg  United States
Paul McShane DF2015–20199631034Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland [g]
Liam Moore DF2016–202321982338Flag of Jamaica.svg  Jamaica [h]
John Swift MF2016–20221873220234Flag of England.svg  England under-21
Tyler Blackett DF2016–202011001220Flag of England.svg  England under-21
Yakou Méïté FW2016–20231564216547Flag of Cote d'Ivoire.svg  Ivory Coast
Andy Rinomhota MF2018–202212531394
Omar Richards DF2017–20219321043Flag of England.svg  England under-21
Sone Aluko FW2017–20219361026Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria
Andy Yiadom DF2018–20142084Flag of Ghana.svg  Ghana
Ovie Ejaria MF2019, 2019–2020, 2020–202312491279Flag of England.svg  England under-21
Michael Morrison DF2019–202210881138
Lucas João FW2019–20231164211945Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal
Flag of Angola.svg  Angola
Tom Holmes DF2016–2024, 202412511331
Tom McIntyre DF2016–202410561177Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland under-21

Players with fewer than 100 appearances

Notes

  1. Club record appearances. [6]
  2. Club record goals. [6]
  3. 1 2 Joint player-manager 1994–1997. [18]
  4. Most capped Reading player. [15]
  5. Club captain 2014–2015.
  6. Club captain 2011–2014. [20]
  7. Club captain 2015–2019.
  8. Club captain 2019–2022. [21] [22]

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