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Reading F.C. is a 'come-back' team to the English Premier League in 2012-2013 season. The club took the first position in the English second most influential football tournament Football League Championship and promoted to the top-flight division. Reading F.C. is supposed to be one of the oldest professional clubs in England, dating back to its foundation in 1871. The club is based in Reading where it permanently resides at Madejski Stadium, which was named after the club's current chairman Sir John Madejski.

Reading F.C. has achieved certain heights during its history in the second, third and fourth-tier leagues. The highest Premier League online video achievement is the 8th position in 2006-2007 season. Despite being a renowned player at the less influential football leagues, Reading F.C. broke a number of records, including the breaking number of won games (13) in succession (1985-1986 Third Division), the breaking number of gained points (106) per season in Football League Championship (2005-2006).

The club's ownership rights belong to Thames Sport Investment. The honorable chairman is Sir John Madejski and the manager is Brian McDermott. Reading F.C. entered a new season in higher division with Jobi McAnuff as captain.

To continue, Reading has symbolically gained a nickname 'the Royals' due to its geographical location in Royal County of Berkshire. Supporters usually watch live stream matches and visit all scheduled games with a kind of elevation, especially after the promotion to the English Premier League.

Contemporary Reading F.C. crest hasn't been changed since 1998. It is designed with the account of the club's chief colors (blue and white), diluted by red and golden inclusions. The crest contains a crown to give tribute to the royal sovereignty and a lion that is Reading's most recognizable landmark. The home kit colors are traditional blue and white, while away kit colors are basically yellow with blue trimming.