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
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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;
Financial Fair Play and QPR
QPR announced on Tuesday that that its appeal to an arbitration panel against the English Football League’s Financial Fair Play fine, reported as being as much as £40m, had failed. An appeal by QPR against the arbitration decision is expected. This fine is far greater than any other fine imposed by
Minutes of last week’s Supporters Consultation meeting
Minutes of the recent Supporter’s Consultation committee have been published and are available from the link below. The presentation given on the new website and the club’s new video platform was very positive. Others issues discussed included updates on the training ground, stadium, support for Stan Bowles and chief executive
QPR Chief Executive Lee Hoos takes on a greater role within the Club
QPR1st understand that a restructure has taken place in how the club is run on a day to day basis. It means that although Les Ferdinand remains responsible for player recruitment and day to day football matters, Lee Hoos has been given greater authority to immediately approve decisions rather than having to
Is the Club better run now than 10 years ago?
Do you think your club is being run better now than it was ten years ago? That was one of the questions QPR1st was asked by FCBusiness – a magazine looking at the business side of football – which has just published an edition looking at fans’ views. We were
Come on you Rs
The new season is underway and we will be cheering on Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and all our playing squad. We look forward to some great wins, and great performances. We also know it’s a difficult league and we have a mix of experienced players and others with potential, in a
Supporters’ consultation committee minutes published
We welcome the club breaking its silence over plans for a new stadium at last week’s supporter consultation meeting. We hope this is a start to more regular and more detailed discussion on the proposals as the planning process for Old Oak develops. The statement made during the meeting that
We ask; what’s the future for ticket prices at Loftus Road?
QPR1st Supporters’ Trust is asking the club to clarify season ticket arrangements, and plans for the future following a statement by club co-chairman Tony Fernandes that the publicised 30 per cent increase in season ticket prices will not take place. The statement came in a wide-ranging interview with Clive Whittingham, published