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1-8 - Record defeat versus Manchester United in a Division 1 match during the 1968/69 season
2 - The number of goals conceded in the npower Championship so far this season
9 - The number of years longest serving Manager Alec Stock was in charge for between 1959-1968
10 - The number of full time Managers since the turn of the century
9-2 - Their record ever win versus Tranmere Rovers in a Division 3 match, during the 1960/61 season
11 - The number of games Neil Warnock has won as Manager, since taking charge in March
19 - The number of points Neil Warnock's side have taken from their first seven matches and the number of goals they have scored in the League so far
37 - Most league goals scored in a season, held by George Goddard, during the 1929/30 season in the Division 3 South
38 - The numbers of full time Managers the club has had
44 - Most goals in a season, held by Rodney Marsh - 30 League, 3 FA Cup,11 League Cup during the 1966-67 season
59 - The number of points won when they finished second in the First Division, just one point behind Champions Liverpool
519 - Record number of appearances, held by Tony Ingham between 1950-63
1882 - The year the club was formed by the old boys of Droop Street Board School
1886 - The club merged with Christchurch Rangers and took the name Queens Park Rangers
28th December 1898 - QPR turned professional
9th September 1899 - They played their first professional match, losing 1-0 to Tottenham
16th September 1899 - They won their first professional match, beating New Brompton
1908 - Rangers won the Southern League for the first time
1917 - Rangers first moved into Loftus Road
1920 - QPR were elected to the newly formed Third Division, finishing third in their first season
1924 - The Club has to apply for re election after finishing bottom of the table with just 31 points
1925 - They had to re apply again after amassing the lowest number of points - just 21. It was also the year they changed their colours to blue and white hoops
1933 - The club moved back to Loftus Road after a spell at White City
1963 - Loftus Road became home for the third and final time, after another spell at White City
1976 - Rangers finished runners up in the top flight, coming second to Liverpool who picked up their ninth title
1982- The season QPR reached the FA Cup final, only to lose out to Tottenham Hotspur who won after a replay
35,353 - Record attendance versus Leeds United in a Division 1 match during the 1973/74 season
£6,000,000 - Record transfer fee received from Newcastle United for Les Ferdinand in June 1995.
2 - The number of goals conceded in the npower Championship so far this season
9 - The number of years longest serving Manager Alec Stock was in charge for between 1959-1968
10 - The number of full time Managers since the turn of the century
9-2 - Their record ever win versus Tranmere Rovers in a Division 3 match, during the 1960/61 season
11 - The number of games Neil Warnock has won as Manager, since taking charge in March
19 - The number of points Neil Warnock's side have taken from their first seven matches and the number of goals they have scored in the League so far
37 - Most league goals scored in a season, held by George Goddard, during the 1929/30 season in the Division 3 South
38 - The numbers of full time Managers the club has had
44 - Most goals in a season, held by Rodney Marsh - 30 League, 3 FA Cup,11 League Cup during the 1966-67 season
59 - The number of points won when they finished second in the First Division, just one point behind Champions Liverpool
519 - Record number of appearances, held by Tony Ingham between 1950-63
1882 - The year the club was formed by the old boys of Droop Street Board School
1886 - The club merged with Christchurch Rangers and took the name Queens Park Rangers
28th December 1898 - QPR turned professional
9th September 1899 - They played their first professional match, losing 1-0 to Tottenham
16th September 1899 - They won their first professional match, beating New Brompton
1908 - Rangers won the Southern League for the first time
1917 - Rangers first moved into Loftus Road
1920 - QPR were elected to the newly formed Third Division, finishing third in their first season
1924 - The Club has to apply for re election after finishing bottom of the table with just 31 points
1925 - They had to re apply again after amassing the lowest number of points - just 21. It was also the year they changed their colours to blue and white hoops
1933 - The club moved back to Loftus Road after a spell at White City
1963 - Loftus Road became home for the third and final time, after another spell at White City
1976 - Rangers finished runners up in the top flight, coming second to Liverpool who picked up their ninth title
1982- The season QPR reached the FA Cup final, only to lose out to Tottenham Hotspur who won after a replay
35,353 - Record attendance versus Leeds United in a Division 1 match during the 1973/74 season
£6,000,000 - Record transfer fee received from Newcastle United for Les Ferdinand in June 1995.
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