ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Former Reading striker Lloyd Owusu joins us on his journey to work in Australia, to reminisce about his time in Berkshire and to discuss how off the field issues can have a negative impact on players.
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Kobina Elliott, who spent eight years as a coach with Reading FC's academy and watched the likes of Michael Olise make the step up to the first team, talks about the club's academy set up and how important it is for the development of future first team stars.
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Reading FC legend Shaka Hislop - who is based in the USA - gives his views on why Americans are becoming more interested in buying English football clubs.
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On this 1871 Podcast episode, Mark Roach talks to Chinese business expert Sunny Shen about the subtle cultural differences between ways of doing business in China compared to other countries - and how this might relate to the sale of Reading FC.
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We reveal the shocking reason why Rob Couhig's bid to buy Reading Football Club fell through and why there are some reasons for Reading fans to feel positive. We also take a look back at Saturday's 2-1 win against Huddersfield.
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Reading FC takeover latest, reaction to Saturday's defeat at Rotherham and an 1871 Podcast competition! Our special guest is lifelong Reading fan Roger Ware, who was part of the group of people who helped Roger Smee block the attempted merger between Reading and Oxford United in 1983.
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