:format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/51970569/GettyImages-1205366.0.jpeg)
In last week's poll we asked you whose torso you'd want to add to our perfect Reading footballer, here's how you voted.
:format(webp):no_upscale()/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/7523169/Torso.0.png)
Congratulations go to Superman! Now let's move on up and find out whose noble heart would power our Reading FC Frankenstein monster! Here's our shortlist drawn up by TTE's finest.
Simon Cox
TTE Assistant Editor Bucks Royal
Cut him open and he'd bleed blue and white. Simon Cox gave his all for the team, and - unlike so many others - genuinely cared about the club. A great example for future academy graduates.
Kevin Doyle
TTE Assistant Editor WilliamOwain
Phil Parkinson seems too obvious an answer so I went with a player who is famous for his hardwork, team play, was brave even during lean spells and stuck with the club in a rare case of player loyalty after our relegation in 2008.
James Harper
TTE Assistant Editor Royal Hoops
Every time he stepped out onto the pitch he gave his absolute everything for this club.
Noel Hunt
TTE Assistant Editor ThatMarcMayo
Not just for his constant running and workhorse capabilities, but for his attitude and modesty.
Jobi McAnuff
TTE Writer Becka White
Although he was a bit of a journeyman before he came to Reading, McAnuff certainly had a lot of passion. I'll never forget that Play-Off Semi Final win at Cardiff and the celebrations afterwards.
Paul McShane
TTE Assistant Editor Olly Allen
The skipper leads by example every week and shows huge passion and desire out on the field, giving 100% in every performance. Showed against Middlesbrough last season that he can sometimes let his heart get the better of him, but at least it showed he still cared despite the season effectively ending a month previously.
Phil Parkinson
TTE Podcast Co-Host Dave 'Handbags' Harris
Left nothing in the dressing room, always gave it all.
TTE Podcast Co-Host Tony 'Wimb Snr' Wimbush
Went in [and won] lots of 50 -50 and 30 -70 balls.
Jay Tabb
TTE Editor Wimb
Parky is the clear favourite here but I'll give my nomination to an understated bloke that always gave it 110% for the club. Tabby's role may not have been as prominent but he was part of a three top six Reading sides and whenever he came into the team you knew he was going to give you a solid gutsy performance.
*****