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INCE: I’M PROUD OF MY TIRED ROYALS…

By Russell Kempson

READING 1
Carroll 44

HULL CITY 1
Slater 26

STAR MAN

ANDY CARROLL Reading

TUSSLE: Hull defender Jacob Greaves, left, and Reading forward Lucas Joao
PICTURE: PSI/Steve Bailey

RELIEVED Reading manager Paul Ince admitted his players were “out on their feet” towards the end of their dull draw with Hull City.
The visitors went in front in the 26th minute through Regan Slater, but Andy Carroll levelled just before the interval with his seventh of the season.
Neither side impressed in the second half, though Hull provided more energy than the ...

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