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Jonathan LowReading FC Reporter
It's that time of the week again and the final time we'll be talking about a Reading FC game this season.
Royals play their 54th and final game of the season on Bank Holiday Monday in the Championship play-off final.
And it's the biggest in years with Huddersfield Town standing between them and a place in the Premier League.
Six years on: Where are the players from Reading's last appearance in the play-off final?
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13:59 Jonathan Low
That's it for today's webchat, thanks everyone for following.
Keep an eye on getreading throughout the next few days as we edge closer to Wembley.
And fingers crossed this time next week we'll be talking about Reading being a Premier League club..!
URZ!
Kevin asks: "Are you worried about pens?"
I think slightly yes!
Given Reading's record, it doesn't inspire too much confidence.
But you never know, it's how the players handle the pressure on the day.
It's a lottery isn't it..but let's hope it doesn't come to that.
New signings
Ben asks: "Realistically if you could sing any player if we're promoted or stay in the diversion who would it be?"
Big question!
Nahki Wells could be a decent option or Sone Aluko?
I'd have to scour lower - mid-table Prem clubs to pick one player out but no-one immediately springs to mind!
Lisa asks: "Do you think Reading will win?"
I'm quietly confident they will.
It'll be a tight game and can't see there being too many goals.
I'm going for 1-0 Reading.
Stam future
Nick Lambden asks: "Do you think Stam my go if the worst happen on Monday?"
Difficult one. We'll hear from him tomorrow and that's the first chance to quiz him on the competition of the takeover.
If they do go up clearly it's a lot more likely.
If they don't he will have to consider his options but he does seem settled here.
Jimmy RFC asks: "Have the media had access to training drills or has it been all behind closed doors? Kachunga and Obita being the obvious doubts for both clubs. Have they been training?"
We'll get access to training tomorrow so will see for ourselves who's in shape!
Academy stars
John asks: "I think it's a great sign of respect from the club to have eamon dolans son as mascot on Monday. Who do you think is the next big thing to come out of the academy? And do you think the will have the same affect as Liam Kelly has had this year?"
Agree. I'm not too sure if I'm honest - no-one would have predicted Kelly this time last year.
Maybe someone like Watson could come through but you never know.
The U23s had a good cup run this season but also got relegated so don't think anyone has particularly stood out for them.
Pat asks: "Do you think the new owners will attend many games next season?"
I hope so!
Can't imagine they have bought the club to watch it from afar.
And if it's Premier League expect them to be there every game!
Oscar asks: "What do think will be the starting line up and subs?"
That's put me on the spot!
But at a guess: AAH, Gunter, Moore, Blackett, VDB, Obita, McCleary, Beerens, Swift, Williams, Yann.
Subs the likes of Kelly, Mendes, Evans, etc.
Dave Royal says: "i am not making the trip to wembely. When i saw the price of the ticket it really shocked me so i have go watch it on tv. I reckon huddersfield will beat reading 2-1."
Let's hope your prediction is wrong!
The price of tickets were quite high but there were some lower prices too.
It's unfortunate you can't get to the game but don't forget you'll be able to follow it on getreading too throughout the day.
Shane asks: "I have noticed a few of the Royals families will not be attending wembley due recent events, whats your thoughts on this? Any reassuring words for fans who will be thinking twice about going?
"Personally nothing will stop me and we shouldnt live our lives in fear."
Security has been stepped up at Wembley and no doubt people will be extra vigilant so that's no bad thing.
Unfortunately these things can happen anywhere and can be very difficult to stop.
We just have to live our lives as much as possible and not let it affect us.
It's everyone's personal choice what they do and we must respect that. But I agree, we shouldn't have to live in fear and must accept this is now part of our lives whether we like it or not.
Ollie asks: "Very excited for Wembley on Monday, do we know where the allocated pubs are yet? Thank you!"
That's something we're looking in to, keep an eye on getreading over the coming days!
Rich asks: "Any reason y the club have been pretty poor at updating how ticket sales have gone. where as huddersfield have updated the fans loads."
In their defence the club is not selling tickets so imagine harder to get an update.
There are still tickets available and the most important thing is if you've got yours!
Offloading players
Alex asks: "Every club has their price when it comes to selling a player, but are there any players that Reading will be actively looking to offload?"
Again, will depend on Monday's result I'm sure.
There will be some, however, like Rakels, Wieser, Barrett who may be shipped on whatever the result.
Wembley tickets
Richard asks: "Do you know how many tickets we have sold, dont want Wembley looking like it did last year with Hull, empty seats everywhere, whole sections not even used"
As of yesterday it was around the 35,000 mark. The allocation in full is about 39,000 or so.
No announcement it has sold out so I imagine there are still a few tickets left.
Alex asks: "Any news on Danny Williams signing a new contract?"
No new developments, no.
We'll know a lot more after Tuesday. I don't think he will stay but we'll have to see.
Obita injury
Steve asks: "Any news on the Obita Injury, He would be a real asset to have in the final if he's fit"
Will find out more from Stam at the press conference tomorrow.
Judging by social media yesterday, Obita was at Wembley walking around so that's promising, although no guarantees.
Charlotte asks: "Will the club be doing anything like the FA cup semi final with the shirts, me and my kids loved that and it looked amazing?"
Yes! Go onto the club website or pop into the megastore.
They've got quite a bit of merchandise for Wembley for sale so get decked out!
JonnoRFC asks: "Are you worried about how some fans may react if we don't win on monday? I understand the disappointment if we lose but surely this season has been phenomenal, surely no one can have a bad word to say after this season can they?"
I'm not worried but understandably people are going to be annoyed/frustrated/disappointed if Reading do lose.
They've got this far and it would be a real shame if they did lose, but someone has to.
In the later days it'll be easier to look at the bigger picture and see how far the club has come.
But I'm expecting plenty of tears if the worst does come to the worst.
Manchester attack
Sarah asks: "Do you think whats happened in Manchester recently will affect the teams mentality and increase nerves ?"
I'd like to think not, but it must be difficult to blank it out completely.
I think everyone going to the stadium will be extra wary about what's going on.
It affects everyone in different ways - we're all human - but I think what happens on the pitch won't be impacted.
Wembley prep
Stuart asks: "Do you think it was smart for Huddersfield to take their players to Portugal for playoff training. Or is it better to keep them in the country and go to Wembley like we did?"
I guess we'll find out late afternoon Monday!
Personally, not sure if going to Portugal is really going to benefit the team that much.
If they still need to bond at this stage of the season there must be a problem!
I reckon you've just got to keep preparations as normal as possible and try not to be too overawed by the occasion.
Just a couple of minutes away now..!
Eamonn Dolan's son to lead Reading out
Eamonn Dolan's son Seamus will lead Reading FC out at the Championship play-off final on Monday.
The 10-year-old has been chosen as the club's official mascot for the game against Huddersfield Town at Wembley.
Reading v Preston Madejski Stadium. The Eamonn Dolan family open new stand
Wembley security increased
The Football Association has confirmed security will be stepped up at Wembley for Reading FC's play-off final against Huddersfield Town.
It comes after a suicide bomb attack after an Ariana Grande concert left 22 dead and 59 injured on Monday night.
Wembley Stadium (Image: Eddie Greville)
Tilehurst family tribute
Family and friends of a lifelong Reading FC fan who died suddenly are encouraging supporters to pay tribute to him at the Wembley play-off final.
David Murtagh passed away at his home in Tilehurst aged 52 from deep vein thrombosis on Saturday, May 13.
David Murtagh
Hello and welcome to today's Reading FC webchat.
We'll get things going at 1pm but you can get your questions in now - just fill in the form above.
In the mean time, I'll post a few stories you may not have had the chance to catch up on from the past day or so.