Glenn Murray bags two as Cottagers stay winless in Championship
MATCH FACTS Reading: Federici, Gunter, Pearce, Obita, Hector, Norwood, Akpan (Edwards 80'), Mackie (Blackman 78'), Taylor, Cox, Murray (Pogrebnyak 66')
Subs (not used): Kuhl, Andersen, Long, Cooper
Goals: Murray 15' 54' Blackman replica oakleys 85
Fulham: Kiraly, Bodurov, Voser (Christensen 46'), Kavanagh, Burn, Hoogland, Parker, Hyndman (Zverotic 56'), Smith, David (Roberts 78'), McCormackYellow cards: Kavanagh, Voser, Hyndman
Red replica cheap oakleys cards: Smith
Referee: Mike JonesFulham's cause was rendered almost lost fake oakleys as early as the 18th minute, when former Leeds striker Matt Smith, also on debut, was sent off for a lunge on Hope Akpan.
The west London club endured a miserable end to last season, winning only three matches out of 12 under Magath as they were relegated from the Barclays Premier League.
Fulham have started the Championship similarly poorly, losing their opening four matches before earning their first point in a 1 1 draw with Cardiff.
It hardly got any better for them at the Madejski Stadium, where they were a goal down and a man down before having the chance to settle into the game.
Fulham had begun brightly, with Ross McCormack volleying over from close range after a Smith header.
But they went behind in the 15th minute from Reading's first meaningful attack, led by Jordan Obita along the left flank.
Obita crossed early and Murray, on loan from Crystal Palace until January, dived forward to head in from close range for his first goal for the club.
Fulham's Matt Smith walks off dejected after being sent off
Jamie Mackie tussles with Fulham's Sean Kavanagh for the ball as Reading outplayed the Cottagers
Fulham manager Felix Magath oversaw his side as they remain winless in the Championship this season
Three minutes cheap oakleys later, it got worse for Fulham. Smith went in late and high on Akpan and referee Mike Jones issued the red card immediately.
Fulham responded well, with Tim Hoogland denied only by a last ditch tackle from Chris Gunter and Chris David forcing a fine save from home goalkeeper Adam Federici.
But Reading swiftly assumed control, with Murray and Gunter going close from well struck efforts.
The Reading pressure continued after the interval, with Simon Cox volleying straight at Fulham goalkeeper Gabor Kiraly.
Kiraly, on his debut, was in action soon after, making a stunning save to keep out a powerful strike from Jake Taylor.