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Friday, October 26, 2007

QPR Flashback: 39 Years Ago...10 Years Ago...1 Year Ago

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Thirty-Nine Years Ago, October 26, 1968 - the unimaginable: "Little" Queens Park Rangers playing European Cup Holders, Manchester United of "Law, Best and Charlton" fame at Loftus Road. QPR eventually lost 3-2 with Leach and Wilks scoring for QPR before a crowd of 31,000. It was the last game before Tommy Docherty took over (for a month)
QPR's team:
Kelly
Harris Hazell Hunt Watson
R Morgan Keen Leach Allen
Wilks Bridges

A decade ago, October 26, 1997: Stuart Houston's QPR, with Sinclair, Spencer, Murray and Sheron beat another Manchester City team, Manchester City 2-0 at Loftus Road(Ready and Peacock Penalty
QPR's Team:
Harper
Brevitt Maddix Ready Rose
Peacock Morrow Murray Sinclair
Sheron Spencer
Sub: Slade, Barker Yates

One Year Ago...No Game played, but....
QPR Official Site - AN APOLOGY
26.10.2006 Latest AN APOLOGY
The Editor and proprietor of the fanzine 'A Kick Up The R's' today agreed to publish the following retraction and apology to QPR Chairman, Gianni Paladini:
In the September edition of the newsletter 'A Kick Up the R's', we published a series of articles by Cos Atiolis about Mr Paladini, the Chairman of Queen's Park Rangers football club.
In these articles we falsely suggested that Mr Paladini was involved in fraud, corruption, malpractice and dishonesty, and made a number of other serious false, misleading and defamatory statements about him.
We now fully accept that there is no truth whatsoever in these allegations and we are extremely sorry for the distress and embarrassment caused by the articles.
The newsletter containing the articles has been withdrawn from sale and we have offered Mr Paladini a full right of reply to the articles, which will appear in the next edition.
Paladini said: "I am delighted that the fanzine has withdrawn the untrue and unfair allegations it made against me, and that it was possible to resolve this without legal action.
"Although everyone has a right to free speech, and I welcome constructive criticism, I take my professional reputation very seriously and will not stand by whilst I am accused falsely.
"I find these allegations distressing, not just because they damage me, but also because of the distress they cause to my family and to QPR fans.
"I would never want to fall out with any of our fans. The way to move this club forward is to be united.
"Fortunately, AKUTRs has accepted there was no truth to the serious allegations it published and has retracted them. I will be exercising a full right to reply in the December edition, and I hope that is then the end of the matter." QPR Official Site

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