- Forty-Four Years Ago Today: "The Doc" Tommy Docherty Takes over at QPR Succeeding Alec Stock
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- Four Years Ago: Flavio Briatore Talking about QPR Managers - and Terry Venables Saying how he'd never accept the QPR Job under those circumstances
QPR's London Call In Tonight with QPR Chairman Tony Fernandes #QPR owner @tonyfernandes will be joining us live in the London Call-In studio this Thursday from 7-8pm!
- Happy Birthday to QPR Great, Les Allen, who Turns 75 Today
Various Photos from the Bushman QPR Photo Archives
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- Video: Playing in QPR 1967's League Cup Final
QPR's Les Allen Turns Seventy-Five
Les Allen - Ex-QPR player and manager (and father of Clive and Bradley Allen and uncle of
martin Les Allen, Turned Seventy-Five : Born September 4, 1937.
- QPR's Les Allen Turned Seventy-Five Yesterday: Maybe the Club Would Like to have him as Guest
for the Chelsea Game!
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- PFA's List of Players Out of Contract/Looking for Clubs -including Buzsaky, Borrowdale &
Deane
- Eleven Years Ago: Brian Melzac Consortium Seeks to Buy QPR
- Sixteen Years Ago: QPR Linked to Terry Venables and Alan Curbishly to Replace Ray
Wilkins
- The Official QPR Players and Staff (and Owners) Twitter List
Club by Club List of the 25 Squads and who Counts as Home Grown`
Queens Park Rangers - 25 squad players
Player Home Grown
1 Green, Robert Paul Yes
2 Diakite, Samba No
3 Traore, Armand Yes
4 Derry, Shaun Peter Yes
5 Ferdinand, Anton Julian Yes
6 Hill, Clinton Scott Yes
7 Park, Ji-Sung No
8 Johnson, Andrew Yes
9 Cisse, Djibril No
10 Taarabt, Adel Yes
11 Wright-Phillips, Shaun Cameron Yes
12 Mackie, James Charles Yes
13 Onuoha, Chinedum Yes
14 Mbia Etoundi, Stephane No
15 Nelsen, Ryan William No
16 Dyer, Kieron Courtney Yes
17 Pereira da Silva, Fabio Yes
18 Ephraim, Hogan Yes
19 Hoilett, David Wayne Yes
20 Murphy, Brian No
21 Zamora, Robert Lester Yes
22 Soares De Espindola, Julio Cesar No
23 Faurlin, Alejandro Damian No
24 Granero Molina, Esteban Felix No
25 Bosingwa Da Silva, Jose No
Queens Park Rangers - Under 21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Adekunle, Oluwatobi Aliu
Andrade, Bruno Miguel Carvalho
Beckles, Benjamin John
Brown, Ben
Buck, Jordan Winston Bryan
Champion, Frederick
Comley, Brandon
Daly, James Christopher
Doughty, Michael Edward
Downs, Jake Louis
Ehmer, Maximilian Andreas
Fitzpatrick, David Hugh Aborlo
Francis, Adam Royston Lawrence
Furlong, Darnell Anthony
Gibbons, Jordan Leon Chidubem
Harriman, Michael Grant
Hitchcock, Thomas Joseph
Hubble, Conor Stephen James
Hunt-Laurent, Joshua Ishaele Jacob-Heron
Koeris, Justin Vernon
Kpekawa, Cole Desmond
Lennox, Aaron Keith
Lumley, Joseph Patrick
Magri, Samuel John
Mitchell, Aaron
Nguemkam Monthe, Emmanuel Gaetan
Page, William Alexander
Parmenter, Taylor Louis
Petrasso, Michael
Sendles-White, Jamie Alexander
Shariff, Abdalla Mohamed
Skapetis, Petros
Smith, Mark David
Sutherland, Frankie Jay
Trani, Tommaso
Wise, Harly John
Young, Ryan Lee - Premiership
Ian Cooper/London 24 - QPR Q and A: Chief executive on transfers, Hughes, Green and the
future
Phil Beard answers questions on Rangers' summer of spending, and tells London24 that the focus must
now be on developing the club's own youth policy
Q: With the transfer window now closed, do you feel that QPR have done good business?
- Don Givens Turns 63...Alejandro Faurlin Turns 26
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- On This Day, August 9: QPR's Promotion Season Got Under Way.
- - RIP: TEN YEARS - DAPHNE BIGGS
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- Five Years Ago Today: QPR Striker, Ray Jones: RIP - Flashback: Reports, Reactions,
Comments
- QPR Heading for their First Away Win Since November!
Sky is reporting Chelsea's released defender Jose Bosingwa has joined
QPR - Sky Update: SKY - QPR
land Bosingwa - Former Chelsea defender joins Loftus Road outfit
Sky Sports sources understand that Queens Park Rangers have signed former Chelsea defender Jose
Bosingwa.
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- Forty Years Ago Today: Rodney Marsh's Final Game for QPR at Loftus Road (Played another couple
away, before his sale)
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- Forty Years Ago Today: Rodney Marsh's Final Game for QPR at Loftus Road (Played another couple
away, before his sale)
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- 28 Year Flashback: Terry Venables - G-d - Last Game in Charge of QPR
- Year Flashback: Scathing articles about Gianni Paladini and QPR
- Watch Out John Terry (IF actually said what's claimed.
June 26th Pen-Oh-No Shootout by Off The Post on Mixcloud So, as Andrea Pirlo, his magnificent mane
of hair and an assortment of tight-shirted compatriots saunter into the semi-finals of Euro 2012,
it's time for the OTP Podcast to get the scalpels out and start dissecting another England failure
at a major tournament.
Unless you're a particularly unscrupulous Italian player, predicting a result is haphazard at the
best of times, but it certainly helps if you've had experience playing at the very top level. Step
forward David 'Safe Hands' Seaman. The lovable lump, and 75-time capped England international, gave
us his best guess at what will transpire when [.
Although the FA are famously allergic to him, Terry Venables remains closely nestled in many an
England fans bosom. He was the man who squeezed the last drops of genius out of Paul Gascoigne and
almost seduced football to come home at Euro 96. Since that unforgettable summer, the former Spurs
manager has never been [.
With Euro 2012 seemingly drawing ever closer, it is still unclear whether or not the English FA
have begun to consider who they would like to see replace current boss Fabio Capello whose contract
expires at the end of the tournament next Summer. Whoever takes the job will have the task of
getting England to the finals of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
It's certainly not everyday that a 3000 capacity ground welcomes three FA Cup winners and six
internationals to the wage bill, but that's what happened yesterday. Non-league Wembley FC – who
play in the Combined Counties Football League – were the lucky recipients of a mid-1990s
nostalgia trip yesterday with former Arsenal trio Ray Parlour, [.
For those hoping to see Brian McBride return to the playing field, your wishes have come
true.
McBride will be suiting up for ninth-tier English side Wembley FC during its quest to make a run
at the FA Cup. The team, which is pairing a number of aging, retired, former standouts with its
host of amateurs, is being funded by Budweiser, a lead sponsor of the FA Cup, and is also the
subject of a television documentary that will detail its efforts to pull off a shock cup run.
Back row, left to right: H. Saltwell (Director), J. H. Fielding (Chairman), E. Hart (Director), W.
L. Wood (Secretary). Middle row: J. Cowan (Manager), H. Butterworth, W. Wake, J. Macdonald, C.
Shaw, J. Fidler, A. Mitchell, W. Draper (Trainer).
Front row: A. R. Smith, E. J. Revill, D.
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They think they're experts. They think we think we're the experts. "He's rubbish!" they say. And
us, the good ones we think to ourselves are summoned by our blind loyalty rational
thinking to reply: "but he's good ... give him time." And we repeat this until we get
exhausted.
They think they're experts. They think we think we're the experts. "He's rubbish!" they say. And
us, the good ones we think to ourselves are summoned by our blind loyalty rational
thinking to reply: "but he's good ... give him time." And we repeat this until we get
exhausted.
They think they're experts. They think we think we're the experts. "He's rubbish!" they say. And
us, the good ones we think to ourselves are summoned by our blind loyalty rational
thinking to reply: "but he's good ... give him time." And we repeat this until we get
exhausted.
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- One of QPR's greatest-ever managers, brilliant captain, innovative free-kick expert (as player,
coach and manager) TERRY VENABLES Turns Sixty-Nine.
Today we have another London derby, with perhaps not quite not the intensity of those against
the team from the wrong end of Seven Sisters Road, but a derby game none the less.
Welcome Queens Park Rangers
QPR were founded in 1882 by an amalgamation of St. Judes with Christchurch Rangers, many of
whose players came from the Queens Park area of north west London, hence the name.
Over the last few years, we have come to worry more than a little about the well-being of the FA
Cup. Semi-finals at Wembley Stadium, falling television audiences for the final and dwindling
crowds for matches involving Premier League clubs have all taken their toll on this most venerable
of sporting institutions, but at least we can console ourselves with the fact that it still has a
grip over the smaller clubs that enter it.
Out of the clear blue yonder, former England and Barcelona honcho Terry Venables has made an
unexpected return to football management (his first managerial job since providing assistance for
England manager Steve McClaren back in 2007) today, formally taking over as the new technical
advisor 'coach' in proper, non-ridiculous words at Wembley.
Anyone of a certain vintage will remain those infamous astro-turf pitches at Loftus Road and
Kenilworth Road in the 1980′s. Back then, the hard, rubbery synthetic surfaces had more in common
with concrete than natural grass, with the ball bouncing higher than Per Mertesacker sitting on
Peter Crouch's shoulders while he jumps on a trampoline.
This Sunday sees Tottenham coach Clive Allen join the England Legends taking part in Nivea for
Men's Great Football Experiment this weekend. Clive and a team of fellow ex pros take on the might
of Ivory FC, from the Brentwood Sunday Football League. I'll be interviewing Clive and you can
submit your questions for the Spurs legend by replying to this post.
