Royals boss seeking consistency

Reading boss Steve Coppell has warned that his side must be more consistent if they are to win promotion back to the Premier League.

Coppell: Consistency will win out
Coppell: Consistency will win out

The Royals have been unstoppable at home this season but have faltered at times on the road and face a tough trip to Sheffield United at the weekend.

Coppell said: "There are many, many challenges ahead and it's about the whole season, not just one third of it.

"You can be brilliant for one third but still end up with nothing in May.

"This league is just a grind of 40-odd games and consistency will win out."

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