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MOORE PLEA FOR POTENCY

CHAMPIONSHIP
SKIPPER Liam Moore insists Reading need to be more clinical.
Pre-weekend, the Royals were sitting in the play-off places.
Defender Moore, 28, said: “It’s the last third of the season. Everyone is playing for something and results can be crazy.
“Teams at the bottom are fighting for their lives, and we need to use that in our favour sometimes… frustrate our opponents.
“But we also need to be clinical. We’ve had chances and we need to take them. Ultimately, that is what will get us to where we want to be at the end of the season.”

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