Noel Hunt Immediately Replaces Selles
Noel Hunt has immediately been appointed as Reading FC's new first team manager after Ruben Selles left for Championship strugglers Hull City. As soon as Selles was out of the door, Hunt signed a two and a half year contract to keep him as manager until the summer of 2027. This time around the Royals avoided the usual weeks of speculation and had clearly already made arrangements for Hunt to step in well before Selles move to Hull was made official. Hunt is a natural appointment for the club, moving into the role from his
previous job as Under 21 team manager and is already being a very familiar face at Reading FC after his playing days as a striker for the Royals. Hunt was also caretaker manager at the end of the 2023/2024 season after
Paul Ince was sacked, and oversaw five matches as team manager which included three draws and two defeats.
After retiring from a long and successful playing career which included spells at Dundee United, Reading, Leeds, Ipswich, Portsmouth and Wigan he took his coaching qualifications and was assistant manager at Swindon Town and Doncaster Rovers. Nearly three years ago he came back to the club where he played his best football to manage Reading's under 21s. Reading have relied on their academy players stepping up into the first team in recent seasons, and there is no one that knows them better than Noel Hunt.
Noel will take charge of the Royals for tomorrow's visit to Wycombe Wanderers in the League and will be hoping to continue Reading's good form that has been them move into the play-off positions.
After retiring from a long and successful playing career which included spells at Dundee United, Reading, Leeds, Ipswich, Portsmouth and Wigan he took his coaching qualifications and was assistant manager at Swindon Town and Doncaster Rovers. Nearly three years ago he came back to the club where he played his best football to manage Reading's under 21s. Reading have relied on their academy players stepping up into the first team in recent seasons, and there is no one that knows them better than Noel Hunt.
Noel will take charge of the Royals for tomorrow's visit to Wycombe Wanderers in the League and will be hoping to continue Reading's good form that has been them move into the play-off positions.
From the Discussion
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PT Pepe the Horseman 6 Dec 2024 · 8:35pm
Deserves his own thread. Straight at it on a perm basis, with lots of years and lots of zeros. Done a cracking job with the kids, so no reason he can't continue Ruben's good work. No period of uncertainty so we can get behind him straight away, and hopefully will settle the squad too. I'm feeling good about this guys x
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WI windermereROYAL 6 Dec 2024 · 8:41pm
Wonder who his back room staff will be.
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AT AthleticoSpizz 6 Dec 2024 · 8:42pm
an bas
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PT Pepe the Horseman 6 Dec 2024 · 8:43pm
an bas Savage?
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PT Pepe the Horseman 6 Dec 2024 · 8:44pm
Wonder who his back room staff will be. Brynjar Gunnarsson and Brian McDermott.
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CR Crowbar6753 6 Dec 2024 · 8:48pm
Wonder who his back room staff will be. Brynjar Gunnarsson and Brian McDermott. Now wouldn't that be just amazing!!
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TR The Royal Forester 6 Dec 2024 · 9:19pm
Would they be willing to work here for nothing. though?
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PT Pepe the Horseman 6 Dec 2024 · 9:25pm
Would they be willing to work here for nothing. though? Presumably we were paying Ruben and his staff.