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Coppell In For Convey And Keown
by No Author Listed (Profile/Interview | Reading Evening Post - July 20)
READING are set to make an audacious double swoop for United States international Bobby Convey and former England ace Martin Keown. The Evening Post understands Royals boss Steve Coppell has been in contact with representatives of Convey, who plays for Major League side DC United. The talented left winger is seen as one of the United States’ biggest stars and last year agreed to join Premiership outfit Tottenham Hotspur only to be denied a work permit because he had not played the requisite 75 per cent of international matches over the last two years. more details | go to article

Coppell Closes In On Convey
by No Author Listed (Profile/Interview | Reading Evening Post - July 21)
READING are a step nearer clinching the signature of United States international Bobby Convey – but Martin Keown has joined Leicester City. As we revealed on Monday, manager Steve Coppell was chasing the pair in a bid to strengthen his squad before the season kicks off at home to Brighton on August 7. But, while veteran defender Keown has opted for a move to the Foxes, winger Convey could sign in a deal worth around £500,000. more details | go to article

Winger Convey's Top-flight Target
by No Author Listed (Profile/Interview | Reading Evening Post - July 31)
Royals’ new signing Bobby Convey hopes to have recovered from a leg injury in time to face Manchester City on Monday night. BOBBY CONVEY believes he can adjust to the pace of English football swiftly and aims to fire Reading into the Premiership. more details | go to article

Convey Conquers Eye Condition
by No Author Listed (Profile/Interview | Reading Evening Post - July 31)
READING’S new signing Bobby Convey has revealed how complications at birth left him with optical nerve damage. American winger Convey, who was unveiled to the media yesterday, has lost a little peripheral vision in his left eye. The condition, though, has not hindered his ability to play football and a host of European clubs have shown an interest in him, including Tottenham Hotspur, Lens and PSV Eindhoven. more details | go to article

Coppell: Hammond Nicked Convey For Us
by No Author Listed (Profile/Interview | Reading Evening Post - July 28)
STEVE COPPELL believes only the sheer persistence of Reading director of football Nicky Hammond ensured the signing of United States international Bobby Convey. Royals have been chasing the highly-rated young left winger since Christmas, and although there were times when the deal looked to be dead, Hammond’s determination eventually paid off. more details | go to article

It's Chocs Away For Hahnemann
by No Author Listed (Profile/Interview | Reading Evening Post - August 5)
ROYALS keeper Marcus Hahnemann is hoping to taste success after giving up the chocolate and ice-cream in a bid to help Reading’s promotion push. The American-born stopper’s weakness has always been for sweet things, but that means he piles on the pounds. Reading Football Club’s sports scientist Niall Clark was dreading the prospect of Hahnemann reporting back for pre-season duty over-weight after a summer bingeing on his favourite junk food. more details | go to article

Forster's Hot Stuff
by No Author Listed (Result | Reading Evening Post - August 9)
NICKY FORSTER struck a brilliant decisive goal as Reading made a winning start to the inaugural Coca-Cola Championship at home to Brighton on Saturday. Royals’ season got off to a dramatic start as they fell behind after just 13 seconds of the new season when Maheta Molango fired home. more details | go to article

Convey Stars On World Cup Duty
by No Author Listed (Profile/Interview | Reading Evening Post - September 7)
BOBBY CONVEY set up the first goal in the United States’ 2-0 win over El Salvador on Saturday – then claimed his move to Reading has already improved him as a player. The Royals winger, who is now preparing to face Panama in another World Cup qualifier on Thursday, said: “I’ve gotten quicker and better already because the fields in England are fast and the intensity is higher because everybody wants to win there. more details | go to article

Those Glory, Glory Days
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Royals Chase Whizkid Altidore
by Nick Ive (Profile/Interview | Reading Evening Post - February 14)
READING are hot on the heels of United States whizkid Jozy Altidore, writes NICK IVE. more details | go to article

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