In the spirit of physio-turned-manager Nigel Adkins, we want to hear your unlikeliest sporting heroes.

Nutmeg Larry:, external Jose Mourinho, from unknown translator to master tactician.

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Former Wolves and Reading midfielder Mick Gooding on BBC Radio Berkshire: "It was a good move from Wolves and it was a very close offside decision. Leon Clarke missed it anyway so there was no controversy."

Wolves rally and Leon Clarke gets on the end of Kevin McDonald's excellent pass but his shot rolls just wide of the post. It didn't matter anyway... the linesman's flag was up.

In the spirit of physio-turned-manager Nigel Adkins, we want to hear your unlikeliest sporting heroes.

Jacob South-Klein: Let's not forget Brian McDermott - club scout turned Championship-winning manager.

Glenn Murray lashes a shot wide from 25 yards, with Simon Cox imploring his strike-partner to play a slide-rule pass. I don't mind that... a proper striker has to be decisive, which is what Murray was. It didn't work this time, but he's just sharpening his radar.

In the spirit of physio-turned-manager Nigel Adkins, we want to hear your unlikeliest sporting heroes.

Adam Zuyderwijk:, external Louis van Gaal. The Gymnastic Teacher/ semi-pro midfielder who became one of the best football managers!

Just before the goal went in, Wolves manager Kenny Jackett was seen scribbling notes down in his technical area. He's using one of those pencils with a rubber on the end. Perhaps, he needs to erase some of his best-laid plans and revert to Plan B now.

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Former Wolves and Reading midfielder Mick Gooding on BBC Radio Berkshire: "It was a great header by Michael Hector. After a great ball to the near post, Hector got across his man and really thumped his header home.

"Wolves have only conceded four goals this season and are obviously not happy about it when they do. The good thing for Reading is that Wolves don't score many goals."

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It's been coming... Reading take the lead via a short corner which ends with Oliver Norwood putting in a perfect ball and Michael Hector nips in front of his marker, Richard Stearman, to head home from six yards out.

In the spirit of physio-turned-manager Nigel Adkins, we want to hear your unlikeliest sporting heroes.

Simon Scott Daniels:, external Both Tom Whittaker and Bertie Mee were physios at Arsenal before being manager. Both won league and FA Cup as boss.

David Doran:, external Eric Spolstra of the Miami Heat. Went from video coordinator to NBA champion coach.

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Indeed, Reading are starting to flex their muscles and Simon Cox should do better when he steers a header wide from 12 yards before, in the very next move, Glenn Murray hammers an angled shot wide.

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Former Wolves and Reading midfielder Mick Gooding on BBC Radio Berkshire: "The past five minutes has definitely been Reading's best spell. Nigel Adkins has come down pitch-side to clap his team, encouraging to keep passing the ball."

Jake Taylor is looking lively down the Reading left, but his slaloming run towards goals comes to an abrupt end when he runs down a cul-de-sac.

In the spirit of physio-turned-manager Nigel Adkins, we want to hear your unlikeliest sporting heroes.

Max Bell:, external Definitely Nigel Adkins. As a Scunthorpe fan, we were where it all started and we truly had our best times under him!

Kieran O'Brien:, external Roy Essendoh for Wycombe Wanderers in the FA Cup.

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Reading goalkeeper Adam Federici is wearing an electric pink goalkeeping kit today - the type of colour which wouldn't look out of place at a foam party in the local nightclub. It's eye-watering.

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Former Wolves and Reading midfielder Mick Gooding on BBC Radio Berkshire: "George Saville's first touch was poor. He had to dig the ball out from under his feet and it was a tame shot in the end.

"It's a different type of Wolves than I played for. Back then anyone who played a pass in their own half got a telling off I can tell you. We had to whack the ball up to Steve Bull. This Wolves team passes the ball a bit more. They look very composed on the ball."

Wolves almost take the lead - Leon Clarke sliding the perfect ball through for George Saville but Adam Federici charges off his line and makes a decent save, before Lee Evans fires the rebound over.

You could play crown green bowls on the pitch at the Madejski Stadium. It's pristine, as both teams look to get the ball down and pass it about early on. Neither side has wrested the upper hand yet, though.

Pre-match huddles for both teams done. Let's do this.

Wolves manager Kenny Jackett on the team's good start: "You hope to do as well as you possible can. But it's a difficult division - you take one step at a time. They have a lot of options. Reading will try to attack us today. Our game is not just based on defence."