Club: Lee Hoos the new QPR Chief Executive Officer and Andy Rees, the Supporters Liaison Office LSA: Vic Stevenson. John Reid QPR1st: Stephen Dedridge, Jeremy Gardener, Neil Jackson . This was primarily intended as a ‘get to know you’ meeting …
Supporters Trust and the LSA meet with the new CEO Read more »
QPR1st Supporters’ Trust welcomes the club’s new chief executive, Lee Hoos. We have asked for a meeting with Mr Hoos. The club needs to build a new, more open, and trusting relationship with its supporters. We look forward to meeting …
The appointment of a co-chair, Ruben Gnanalingam alongside Tony Fernandes means another change at the top at QPR. With the appointment of a new chief executive, Lee Hoos, and co-chairman arrangements, there are big changes off the pitch, while the …
More than 3,300 QPR supporters responded to the call from the club to tell the Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation they support a new stadium at Old Oak. The Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC), established …
QPR1st welcome the Club announcement that the price of season tickets have been frozen from the last time QPR competed in the Championship. The rise in the age of supporters who qualify for junior season tickets is also appreciated. This …
The link below is to comprehensive analysis of the astonishing financial “management” of QPR in recent years. Although we are told repeatedly that lessons have been learnt, QPR1st Supporters’ Trust believes the club needs to be honest and open with …
The appointment of Lee Hoos as chief executive for QPR has been welcomed by QPR1st Supporters’ Trust. It has been announced that Lee Hoos will be taking up the post at QPR later in the summer. The Trust looks forward …
The club responds to matchday safety issues A meeting took place recently between representatives of supporter groups and the club to talk about matchday safety issues. We asked people for questions before the meeting and these, along with other questions, were put …
Clubs planning to build new stadiums as part of regeneration projects should pay the London Living Wage to all stadium employees, according to a charter set to be agreed by the Greater London Authority tomorrow (Wednesday). This comes three months …
GLA says clubs building new stadiums should pay the living wage Read more »