QPR face record-breaking punishment

[Tarbie]

Little worried, about this. But glad not too many are panicking, including Tony. This table makes for grim reading though.

First punishments Dec 2014!

[Connell10]

im not worried as they say what will be will be. Im just enjoying seeing rangers wining and putting together slowly but surely a very good team, lets just leave all the other stuff to people who aint guessing and making wild stabs in the dark, but actually know the facts , ie the board!

[brightonr]

Complete non story as usual. Newspapers should really sack journalists like that for gross incompetence. I thought everybody knew that it would have no effect on us this year whatsoever. Which is why we need to ensure that promotion happens this season.

[sirles9]

QPR face record-breaking punishment

Queens Park Rangers are on course to be hit with the biggest fine in British football history, which, in a worse-case scenario, could top £60 million.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...gin#addComment

[loneranger]

Queens Park Rangers are on course to be hit with the biggest fine in British football history, which, in a worse-case scenario, could top £60 million.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...gin#addComment

Crucial goal from Givens at Millwall yesterday though weren't it.

[Rangers77]

Crucial goal from Givens at Millwall yesterday though weren't it.

Shame Frank McLintock's had to retire from the game. Let's hope we can find someone good to partner Webb.

[LewisQPR]

I posted this early mate... Not much need for new thread, mods merge please?

[Park Street Ranger]

QPR chairman Tony Fernandes was quick to rubbish a report in the Mail on Sunday today which claimed QPR could be fined up to £60m under the new Football League Financial Fair Play rules. Fernandes was quick to Tweet that the article carried no substance and should be ignored. He said: “QPR fans please ignore Article. Shows how big our brand has become that people need to write stories that are just not accurate Stay focused on getting back to the premier league.”

http://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/queensparkrangers/news/33359/fernandes-rubbishes-%EF%BF%BD60m-fine-claims-%E2%80%93-diary

[lymehoop]

cue for hysteria al la Faurlin story from our rivals

[Jimmy Floyd Rabbit]

I posted this early mate... Not much need for new thread, mods merge please?

Troll

[Ginger Ninja]

Troll

christ mate don't get him started again...

[Jimmy Floyd Rabbit]

christ mate don't get him started again...

true true!!

*step away from the keyboard Jimmy*

[QPRDave]

QPR chairman Tony Fernandes was quick to rubbish a report in the Mail on Sunday today which claimed QPR could be fined up to £60m under the new Football League Financial Fair Play rules. Fernandes was quick to Tweet that the article carried no substance and should be ignored. He said: “QPR fans please ignore Article. Shows how big our brand has become that people need to write stories that are just not accurate Stay focused on getting back to the premier league.”

http://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/footbal...E2%80%93-diary

I think Millwall need to hand over their "theme tune" to us ....good to see TF come out and p*ss on this bonfire

[Sminky]

It never ceases to amaze me the level of blind faith many of our own fans place in Tony Fernandes, particularly on this forum. I, along with a smattering of QPR fans are somewhat disenfranchised with Fernandes and his behaviour. If QPR are hit with a fine, penalised etc, I expect the usual excuses to be wheeled out "But what about Chelsea/Man City?", "It was Mark Hughes fault". Its all utterly idiotic.

I'm expecting the usual rhetoric of "Well Fernandes can't be clueless because he is a successful business man". So what? And so what if he is a nice bloke - which incidentally I think he is - we are paying for Fernandes naivety. Park Ji-Sung represents everything that has been wrong with the Fernandes reign. Some of our signings and wages paid is tantamount to misappropriation of club fund, quite simply if there is any fine to be paid it should be directly from Fernandes pocket. If a huge fine was levied against the club and Fernandes decided to abandon ship, I wonder whether the adulation he is afforded would still be quite so forthcoming.

I think all in all this is a pretty depressing time to a QPR fan. The novelty of a wealthy owner chasing the dream and buying in big names has worn a little thin now. We're a small club and we've embarrassed ourselves and hardly ingratiated ourselves to other clubs in the Championship who are frankly cheesed off with us.

So please. No more Fernandes love. Some of us are bored of it.

[lymehoop]

It never ceases to amaze me the level of blind faith many of our own fans place in Tony Fernandes, particularly on this forum. I, along with a smattering of QPR fans are somewhat disenfranchised with Fernandes and his behaviour. If QPR are hit with a fine, penalised etc, I expect the usual excuses to be wheeled out "But what about Chelsea/Man City?", "It was Mark Hughes fault". Its all utterly idiotic.

I'm expecting the usual rhetoric of "Well Fernandes can't be clueless because he is a successful business man". So what? And so what if he is a nice bloke - which incidentally I think he is - we are paying for Fernandes naivety. Park Ji-Sung represents everything that has been wrong with the Fernandes reign. Some of our signings and wages paid is tantamount to misappropriation of club fund, quite simply if there is any fine to be paid it should be directly from Fernandes pocket. If a huge fine was levied against the club and Fernandes decided to abandon ship, I wonder whether the adulation he is afforded would still be quite so forthcoming.

I think all in all this is a pretty depressing time to a QPR fan. The novelty of a wealthy owner chasing the dream and buying in big names has worn a little thin now. We're a small club and we've embarrassed ourselves and hardly ingratiated ourselves to other clubs in the Championship who are frankly cheesed off with us.

So please. No more Fernandes love. Some of us are bored of it.

support someone else then