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many thanks for that.
Given some time, love to do something at the end of the season.ALL BEST BANTER AND ALL THE LATEST FROM QPR.
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Originally posted by qblockpete View PostMaybe the club have some contacts??
Very early doors, but it wouldn't it be great top have one night where they all got together and fans could turn up??
At this stage its a matter of getting as much information as possible to find out if its vaguely possible to do.
I know players like sometimes to get paid for these kind of events, but maybe some arms could be twisted. probably one of the last times, they would all get together. Don't remember it being done for a very long time.
i'm sure WATRBS member's would be happy to see some of old greats and would be willing to pay an entrance fee?
i remember being at a stan bowles night back at the black bull in ruislip (2005) where u paid a tenner to get in and he signed a few pics and done a few rangers sings songs
happy days
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Pete, it sounds like a great idea. I'd still love to know what that great music was that the 75/76 team ran out to. Been trying to find out for ages to no avail. Perhaps some of the elder statesmen here might be able to remember...
Anway, I managed to dig out some more web info for you here. It was interesting to research some of this:
Ian Gillard - Semi-retired, living in Surrey. Runs a cleaning firm. Does some coaching at the Reading School of excellence. Still goes to games occasionally with his son or wife.
David Webb - Runs a property business. Lives on the south coast. Despite devoting all his time to a burgeoning business empire, he continues to keep an eye on events at Loftus Road. "Opportunities came along for me in recent times away from football. I bought up a load of petrol stations and I put my mind into the property side of things. So that is what I have been involved with for the last five years. I still follow QPR's fortunes and I was sad that the Club hit the buffers after leaving the Premiership. They just need some sort of stability at the R's now. So I am delighted that Flavio Briatore and Bernie Ecclestone have taken control and it would be very nice if they can bring the good times back to Rangers."
Frank McLintock - Sky Sports pundit
John Hollins - Sacked by Weymouth in December 2008.
Don Givens - Republic of Ireland U21 team manager.
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John Beck - Coaching at Histon in Conference National
Tommy Cunningham - Director of football at Harlow Town in the Ryman Division One North
Tony Tagg - taxi driver
Martyn Busby - Runs a painting and decorating business near Slough
Richard Teale - Runs a building firm in Eggham, Surrey
Ron Abbott - London taxi driver
Don Shanks - Children’s football coach, travelling around Europe and America
Don Rogers - Settled down in the Swindon area after his playing career finished and has ran a successful sports shop there for over thirty years.
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