Wing disappointed despite Reading's positive start
Reading club captain Lewis Wing says that despite an encouraging start to the League One season he has been left "disappointed" they have not taken more points.
Despite a promising start to the League One season, Reading captain Lewis Wing expresses disappointment in the team's lack of consistent results. Reading has secured three wins from their first seven matches, placing them ninth in the table, one point shy of the play-offs and four points behind leaders Bradford City. Wing acknowledges the team's goal to achieve promotion this season, stating that they should have won all of their matches so far, including victories against Luton, Cambridge, and Wycombe.
However, Reading suffered a 2-2 draw with Wycombe Wanderers, conceding an equalizer in the 90th minute after Jacob Brown's 80th-minute goal. Wing emphasizes that the team needs to stop sitting back, push for the second goal, and effectively shut down opponents to improve their performances. He adds that while there is still a lot of work to be done, the team is collectively disappointed with their results so far.
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