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PAUNOVIC: LET’S REMAIN HUMBLE!

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The LeaguePaper Team
20 September 2020

By Russell Kempson

GROUND FORCE: Reading’s Omar Richards flies in to tackle Barnsley’s Kilian Ludewig Inset: Manager Veljko Paunovic
PICTURE: PA Images

NEW Reading boss Veljko Paunovic urged his team to “stay humble” as they went to the top of the early Championship table with victory over nine-man Barnsley.
But after being pushed all the way by a side who lost two players to red cards, the manager knows it would be dangerous to get carried away.
“I always wanted to be here at the club and to have this opportunity and I am enjoying this moment,” ...

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