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LEAM GIVES A ROYAL SEAL OF APPROVAL TO MASTER JACK

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The LeaguePaper Team
20 September 2026

READING manager Leam Richardson praised the “lethal” qualities of Jack Marriott as the Royals’ top scorer struck twice in their win over Notts County.
By Russell Kempson

LEAGUE ONE
READING 2
Marriott 49, 72

O T TS COUNTY 0
After a low-key first half, arriott pounced in the 49th nd 72nd minutes to take his oal tally for the season to ight in seven matches. And Richardson said: “Jack s brilliant at what he does – e’s an absolutely outstanding arksman, he’s lethal. “But as I’ve said many times efore, the work that he d...

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