Teenage defender Tyler Bindon is back in the running to play against Bolton Wanderers on Saturday after missing time with a concussion, according to manager Ruben Selles.
The star of the USA youth team mad Readinge his debut against Millwall in the Carabao Cup, and he has since contributed significantly to the team’s victories and shutouts over Stevenage and Cheltenham Town.
Bindon missed three games after suffering a concussion in practise prior to the Bank Holiday trip to Exeter City; Harlee Dean took Bindon’s place.
Tyler Bindon “should be back” following his concussion, according to Selles.
The team will continue to be without Sam Smith and Lewis Wing, which is bad news.
Smith, a graduate of the team’s development programme, came back over the summer, although he hasn’t yet made his second debut.
Since his transfer from Wycombe Wanderers, Wing has made three League One appearances.
Tyler Bindon “should be back” following his concussion, according to Selles.
The team will continue to be without Sam Smith and Lewis Wing, which is bad news.
Smith, a graduate of the team’s development programme, came back over the summer, although he hasn’t yet made his second debut.
Since his transfer from Wycombe Wanderers, Wing has made three League One appearances.
The Windsor-born tough-tackler, who struggled with nagging ailments last year, acknowledges that he now takes better care of himself and that previous Royals manager Paul Ince was a “accident waiting to happen.”
“With the help of the team and the physios, I am handling myself better. I was always chasing my tail after the initial calf injury last year, and I was never right,” he remarked. Paul Ince and I likely shared the same mentality, which made us an accident waiting to happen. I would ask how high to jump when he said to. Because I would never say no to him, even though I loved and admired him for it, it was probably the worst thing we could have ever had.
