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Hal Robson-Kanu: Games: 4 Goals: 2 Average rating: 6.75/10
Robson-Kanu was the only Reading player to find the net in March, with late headers at the Emirates and at Goodison Park. In general, HRK had a pretty good month, with a solid display at Old Trafford and getting into some good positions against Villa. Sadly if he'd converted one of two good chances against Villa, maybe Brian McDermott is still in a job.
Adrian Mariappa: Games: 4 Goals: 0 Average rating: 6.25/10
Mariappa continues to impress in a Reading backline that's constantly under fire and his only real error was giving away a penalty at the Emirates. He looks future captain material and here's hoping we can hang onto him no matter our fate come the end of the season.
Stuart Taylor: Games 4: Clean Sheets: 0 Average rating: 6.25/10
Solid yet unspectacular month from our third-choice keeper who can't be faulted for our recent woes. His only poor game came at Arsenal when he should probably have had a penalty given against him and a slightly soft third goal. With Federici and McCarthy back to fitness we might have seen the last of Taylor but he can hold his head high after a solid month.
Alex Pearce: Games: 4 Goals: 0 Average rating: 6/10
Another solid month for Pearce who may be entering his final few games as a Reading player. You know exactly what you're going to get from the Republic of Ireland international and while he didn't look totally comfortable with a more passing orientated brief last weekend, he's still shown his potential at this level.
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