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QPR supporters invited to view initial Old Oak Common plans next week …
NEXT week, QPR will be launching community consultation on our plans for the regeneration of Old Oak.
We are not only looking to deliver a new stadium, but a new destination – New Queens Park – which will serve as a catalyst for regeneration, creating new jobs and homes for local people.
Read more at http://www.qpr.co.uk/news/article/13...LvFXbwK1HYe.99
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MARK Warburton says that his QPR squad will be fit and firing for Saturday’s Sky Bet Championship clash away at promotion favourites Leeds United.
The R’s suffered their first defeat in four games on Monday night, losing out to Brentford in W12, but the boss insists that there will be no sign of a hangover when they walk out at Elland Road.
“It’s a demanding league; the games come thick and fast so you can’t be sitting there and feeling sorry...-
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“We have got to set the highest possible standards for ourselves. We gave away a really sloppy goal against Blackburn. From 4-1 and cruising, we survived a warning shot and we were loose and we have got to recognise that and be better.
“It was a good win going into the break; four goals, four different scorers and more goals for our front two. It was great for Brighty and Ebs [to score] too but we were loose on too many occasions.”
Following the Blackburn...-
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18-10-2019, 01:47 PM -
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AS MARK Warburton readies his troops for Blackburn this weekend, he has called on his players to “deliver a performance” in west London.
The R’s suffered a 3-0 loss at Cardiff City on Wednesday night and the R’s boss admits his post-match speech to the players was one that needed to be carefully considered.
“It was important we got the message right to the players,” Warburton explained.
“There is no denying we lost...-
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04-10-2019, 07:02 PM -
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Final match before the annoying international break, both sides not in the best of RECENT form heading into this one. We failed to beat Luton and Forest at HOME, but from our point of view, I am hoping our AWAY DAYS are much more lucky.
Been impressed with QPR's start to the season, as I was worried about the amount of new faces coming in. However they have hit the ground running and are scoring plenty or goals and have been in amongst the top end of the table for the most part of...-
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03-10-2019, 03:06 PM -
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“The fact of the matter is we have lost a game of football and it hurts. If it doesn’t hurt then you shouldn’t be in the game. The good thing is we have a very swift chance to make amends.”
MARK Warburton admits he and his squad are hurting following Saturday’s defeat – but they welcome the early opportunity to “make amends” when they visit Cardiff City on Wednesday night.
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the most important aspect to all this fantasy is the pricing of the tickets. make it affordable and we will all come every week.
If we were still a Premiership Team when the area was completed we would easily fill a 30,000 Stadium, the new housing would generate more fans for a start that would go and see there local team.
I live in Milton Keynes, can't stand MKDons as the city went the wrong way about bringing football here.
Personally, I don't give a F*ck about the club(they even tried to buy us once) and move us here.
The fact is that MKDons now have a 30,000 capacity stadium, when they recently beat Man Utd it was an attendance of 26,000 on a weeknight, that had beat the previous record of when we played them at the ground.
There's a lot of kids in Milton Keynes that support MKDons now as its a club in there area that they can afford to attend.
It will be the same if these plans go ahead.