Club captain and Scotland international right-back who is the Club's longest serving player after signing from York City in the summer of 1998 for an initial fee of £700,000.

Graeme has twice been named the fans' official player of the season, picking up awards in the 2001/2 promotion season and in the 2003/4 campaign. He was also selected in the 2001/2 PFA Division Two team of the season.

Murts began his career as a trainee with York in 1991, and played more than 120 games for the Minstermen, including an appearance in their legendary win over Manchester United in the Coca-Cola Cup, while he also scored the winner in a 3-2 victory over Everton in the same competition.

Was inspirational in helping guide the Royals to the Championship title in 2005/6, famously scoring the winner in the 2-1 final day win over QPR, his 84th minute penalty sparking celebrations as it saw the Club set a new points total record of 106.

Maintained his role as a key member of the team in our first Premiership season, and was handed a testimonial for the 2008/9 season - more details at www.graememurtytestimonial.com