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THE SHOW GOES ON FOR ROYALS

Ward: Decision highlights depth
By John Lyons

UPBEAT defender Benn Ward reckons Reading’s decision to play on over the international break is a signal of their strength and ambition.
EFL clubs are allowed to call games off if they have three or more players called up for international duty, but the Royals waived that right despite call-ups for midfielders Andy Rinomhota (Zimbabwe) and Charlie Savage (Wales) plus defender Jeriel Dorsett (Montserrat).
It meant Reading – eighth pre-weekend - were in action at Wycombe yesterday and are due to host Bradford next Saturday. ...

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