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BBC Sport | Football | Championship | World Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Rams chief defends Hulse decision Derby County executive chairman Tom Glick defends the decision to sell Rob Hulse and insists it not done out of financial necessity. ·Ephraim signs deal to stay at QPR Queens Park Rangers midfielder Hogan Ephraim signs a one-year extension at Loftus Road. ·Footballer threw punches in club A West Bromwich Albion footballer is given a suspended sentence for throwing punches in a nightclub. ·Hendrie set to train with Reading Former Aston Villa midfielder Lee Hendrie trains with Reading with a view to earning a permanent move to the Madejski Stadium. ·Hull loan out Gardner to Palace Crystal Palace sign Hull City defender Anthony Gardner on a loan deal until 3 January. ·Forest boost over Anderson injury Nottingham Forest midfielder Paul Anderson could be back in action within three weeks despite initial fears he had damaged knee ligaments. ·Harte targets Reading promotion New Reading signing Ian Harte says he wants to help the side achieve promotion to the Premier League. ·Reading complete double signing Reading sign Carlisle defender Ian Harte on a permanent deal and bring Blackburn's Zurab Khizanishvili back on loan. ·QPR sign forwards Smith & Hulse QPR boost their forward options by agreeing deals to sign Tommy Smith and Rob Hulse from Championship rivals Portsmouth and Derby. ·Hoffenheim swoop for Sigurdsson Reading sell attacking midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson to German club Hoffenheim for a fee of about £6.5m.

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