Supporters' Trust at Reading [STAR] have revealed their exciting plans for 'Dia Del Jefe' on the final day of the season.
Following Saturday's 2-2 draw with Barnsley, and results falling favourably elsewhere, Reading have confirmed their safety in League One.
Battling adversity all year with points deductions, transfer bans, winding-up petitions and occasional time without pay, it is an achievement not to be scoffed at.
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To show their appreciation to manager Ruben Selles, the Royals supporters have put on a number of Spanish-themed activities for the popular Spaniard.
'Dia Del Jefe' translates to 'Boss' Day' and will mark the unveiling of a large crowd-funded banner of the former Southampton manager.
In addition, a DJ has been booked to build the pre-match buzz in the FanZone. This can be washed down with some special themed 'El Jefe' beer from Renegade Brewery and a portion of Paella from street food company 'No Bull Paella.'
Dia Del Jefe
— Supporters’ Trust At Reading (@STARReading) April 16, 2024
🇪🇸 DJ Tobes booked from LostCity
🇪🇸 Huge flag ordered
🇪🇸 El Jefe beer organised with @renegad3brew at an amazing price!
🇪🇸 STAR sale back in the Fan Zone
🇪🇸 Player of the Season award after the game
🇪🇸 Paella freshly made! pic.twitter.com/FtK8McpNDu
The club are already expecting a bumper crowd, with sales well ahead of average match-days, and a party atmosphere is expected to bring the curtain down on one of the most tumultuous seasons in the club's history.
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