Reading After Harding?


By Aston
November 11 2008

Reading are reportedly keen on signing Town defender Daniel Harding when his loan at Southend expires in the new year. The 24-year-old defender is on-loan at League One side Southend until January and currently appears to be on his way out of Portman Road at the end of his contract in the summer, however Reading could sign the former England U21 international for a nominal fee in January.

Town have been linked with 32-year-old Stephen Carr, formally of Newcastle United but currently a free-agent after being released by Newcastle at the start of the summer. Former Town defender Hermann Hreidarsson could also replace Harding in the Town squad.

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Reading After Harding?
Discussion started by Singing The Blues (IP Logged), 11/11/2008 19:40
Singing The Blues
Singing The Blues
11/11/2008 19:40
Reading After Harding?

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ITFC Aston
Aston
12/11/2008 20:44
What do Reading see that we don't?

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leeds4529
Selby White
13/11/2008 19:37
And us, he's shite

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big duck
big duck
14/11/2008 18:16
if we have italian sides and other sides who have quality managers are coming in for our out of favour defenders it says alot, may be its because we are now stringing some wins together we say they are s**t and can't do the job, take alook at the defence we started with, not good same players now as then, this will come back to bite us in the a*s

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