The Fan led review into Football Governance has been published at 10pm today. QPR supporters were amongst the the fans of many clubs that completed the survey that was submitted and formed part of the data provided by the FSA as evidence. The full review can be viewed and downloaded
Boardroom
April SCC minutes now available
The SCC minutes from the meeting back in April have now been put on the QPR website and can be viewed at the link below. https://www.qpr.co.uk/news/club-news/fans-consultation-minutes-april-2021/.
The Big Step – 100 miles in 75 hours – Feb 23rd – Feb 26th
We received the following information from James Grimes from The Big Step which we think is worthy of support, we look forward to James and fellow walkers visiting QPR at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium on the evening of the 25th February. The Big Step (www.the-bigstep.com), are a Gambling with
Tony Fernandes steps aside from Air Asia amid bribery probe
It is with regret that QPR1st has learnt of allegations of bribery made against Tony Fernandes which it should be noted he has categorically denied. The allegations appear to relate only to Mr Fernandes’s other sporting interest the Caterham F1 team and although Mr Fernandes has stepped down as chief
Statement on McClaren Sacking
Less than a year ago, in May 2018, we thanked Ian Holloway for all his hard work as he was replaced as QPR manager. We said “Supporters have a range of views of his recent time as manager ; but he was tasked with the job of keeping the club
Linford Christie Stadium Council Survey
Hammersmith and Fulham Council has launched a survey on the future of the Linford Christie stadium – which could include a new stadium for QPR if there is local support for a major redevelopment of the site. The survey is very short and asks for views on three options for
Statement regarding the economic impact report and LBHF response
QPR1st Supporters’ Trust supports the aim of developing a modern stadium as part of safeguarding the future of QPR. We are concerned that the recent publication by the club of a report on QPR’s economic and social value and proposals for Linford Christie stadium has resulted in a highly critical
Amit Bhatia appointed QPR Chairman
QPR Supporters’ Trust congratulates Amit Bhatia on his appointment as chairman of the club. We hope this appointment will be a move towards a new relationship of partnership between the club and its supporters. Amit Bhatia was chair of QPR in the Community Trust from 2009 to 2016. Under his
FFP Settlement
“QPR1st, the QPR Supporters Trust notes the joint QPR-English Football League statement on the settlement which entails: A fine of £17m, QPR to pay the EFL’s costs of £3 million. A transfer embargo in the 2019 January transfer window. The club’s shareholders will capitalise £21.965m of outstanding loans. A payment
Thank You Ollie
Thank you is the message from QPR1st Supporters’ Trust to Ian Holloway, who has “left” the club. We would like to thank Ian for all his hard work and dedication to Queens Park Rangers Football Club. Of course supporters have a range of views of his recent time as manager;