Click here to download the CSV file to quickly add all of the season's fixtures to your calendar: Official Reading FC website

Full instructions for importing into Outlook provided

The new season's almost upon us. Click here for instructions and to download the .CSV file to import into your Outlook or compatible calendar.

As painstaking copied and pasted from here

(Please don't blame me if they're not accurate)

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Friday 24th August
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Main Stage | Friday 24th August
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The Long Blondes 13:35
Gogol Bordello 14:35
Gossip 15:40
Jimmy Eat World 16:45
Maximo Park 17:55
Interpol 19:05
Kings Of Leon 20:20
Razorlight 22:00

NME/Radio1 Stage | Friday 24th August
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The Scare 12:00
The Sounds 12:50
Aiden 14:55
The Horrors 16:00
The Enemy 17:00
Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly 18:05
Enter Shikari 19:10
The Subways 20:15
Brand New 21:20
Ash 22:30

Carling Stage | Friday 24th August
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Bombay Bicycle Club 12:00…

"Warfield Royal" has provided a CSV file you can download and import into Outlook and other calendar software. He also provides full instructions on what to do with it.

You can download the calendar file here

Note that it doesn't include reported changes to the schedules for TV as follows:

Sun 12 August:
Manchester Utd v Reading (4pm, Sky).

Sun 7 October:
Reading v Derby (2pm, Sky)

Mon 12 November:
Reading v Arsenal (8pm, Setanta)

Manchester United away on the first day followed by Chelsea at home three days after should guarantee an eventful August. Check out the full list on the official Reading FC website

Manchester United away on the first day followed by Chelsea at home three days after should guarantee an eventful August. Check out the full list on the official Reading FC website

Another win on Monday night. More importantly, we played miles better than we did against Fulham and I think the 2007 side (as opposed to the very different first team we had at our disposal pre-christmas) is finally becoming a cohesive team. While we may be without Sonko, Little, Murty and to a lesser extent Convey, we have got a quality strike partnership in Kitson and Doyle (especially Doyle, it must be said) and we looked pretty solid in defence, thanks in no small part to Ingimarsson, who seems to have really flourished since taking over as captain. We are…

As rumoured earlier this week, Reading have signed Stoke captain, defender Michael Duberry, for an undisclosed sum to plug the gap at the back left by the cruciate knee ligament injury to Ibrahima Sonko, which will apparently rule him out of the side for the rest of the season. Stoke seem pretty solid at the back, having only let in 25 goals this season, apparently (they're currently seventh in the Championship table). There's a bit more info on the official Reading FC site here.

The Reading boys weren't on their best form last night, particularly in the first half. I wonder if they've got stars in their eyes after finding out on Monday that they will be playing Man Utd at Old Trafford in the FA Cup fifth round live on BBC1? Or maybe they just underestimated Wigan, who haven't won a game in the Premiership since last year. Either way, we let Wigan score with just three minutes on the clock and we had to claw back into the game after that. And Wigan's manager Paul Jewel was right - our third goal…

There seems to be an unwritten rule that the music played at the end of football matches ought to unsubtly reflect the prevailing emotion of the crowd. Reading fans used to get One More Time (with its refrain of "Celebrate!") at the Madejski Stadium quite a lot, but I can't remember hearing it lately, despite a few memorable wins this season.

After the Sheffield United game, we walked outside to the strains of Hard to Beat followed by Fantastic Day.

Can anyone else remember what's been on the end-of-match playlist this season?