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1. Bees run out of time as Aldridge captures Wallace
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 1 November 2006Player-boss Ryan Aldridge has moved quickly to strengthen his side after losing captain Adam Bicknell to a knee injury for the rest of the season and has signed British forward Stephen Wallace.
2. Sprott switches on as lights go out in arena
Get Bracknell, Friday 10 November 2006The lights went out for Michael Sprott in Germany – but only before a brave defence of his European Union heavyweight belt against up-and-coming German youngster René Dettweiler.
3. Sheasby turns the corner for new Bracknell
Get Bracknell, Thursday 9 November 2006Revitalised Bracknell won their first back-to-back league victory for 20 months as new player-coach Chris Sheasby scored his first try at Clevedon.
4. Sheasby back for key clash at Salisbury
Get Bracknell, Friday 17 November 2006PLAYER/COACH and skipper Chris Sheasby returns for Bracknell’s EDF Intermediate Cup clash with South West Division 2 East outfit Salisbury at Lily Hill (2.15pm).
5. Seol happy
Get Bracknell, Friday 10 November 2006SEOL KI-HYEON says he is not upset at the prospect of being dropped again after missing out for the first time this season at Liverpool.
6. Sheasby ruled out for six weeks with thumb injury
Get Bracknell, Thursday 23 November 2006PLAYER-COACH and skipper Chris Sheasby has been ruled out for six weeks after suffering a compound fracture on his thumb midway through Bracknell’s second round EDF Energy Intermediate Cup win over Salisbury.
7. Reading blow the candles out on Sheasby's big day
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 29 November 2006RESURGENT Bracknell came crashing down to earth as rampant Reading ran out worthy winners in a bitter Berkshire derby on Saturday.
8. Theo close to deal with administrators
Get Bracknell, Thursday 23 November 2006FARNBOROUGH'S prospective new owner is in the final stages of negotiations with the club's administrator
9. Hahnemann: 'Royals was my great escape'
Get Bracknell, Thursday 23 November 2006MARCUS HAHNEMANN last night insisted Reading helped save his career as he returns to face former club Fulham for the first time in the Premiership this Saturday.