Snippets: Hearts Commercial Director Update...Mancienne's Return...Club's Policy re Transfer News...No Watching Training Without Permission Slip

-
Evening News
"Commercial director Ali Russell is expected to beginhis new job as chief executive at Queens Park Rangers next week. The former SRU head of marketing is currently tying up loose ends in Edinburgh in preparation for his move to Loftus Road..." Edinburgh Evening News


QPR OFFICIAL SITE - MANCIENNE RETURNS
Michael Mancienne is set to make his long-awaited comeback from injury on Wednesday evening when he lines up for the Reserves against Crystal Palace.
The Chelsea loanee, who celebrates his 20th birthday today (Tuesday), hasn't featured for the R's since being forced off at Stoke City after just 20 minutes in November.
Head Physio Paul Hunter told www.qpr.co.uk: "Michael has worked very hard on his rehabilitation for his back and hamstring, and has now had some good training sessions with the first team.
"The natural progression for him now is to get some match time."
Having been unavailable for six weeks, Hunter is keen not to predict a potential date for Mancienne's return to the first team.
"He is set for some involvement at Palace on Wednesday, and we will review his availability for the first team after that," he said.
The Reserves take on Crystal Palace on Wednesday at Bromley FC, Hayes Lane. Kick off 7pm. QPR


QPR OFFICIAL SITE - OUR POLICY
As the silly season continues with regards to transfer speculation, we would again like to reiterate our policy when announcing new signings.
As you - our fans - know, the Club has always followed a policy of announcing transfers when and only when it is commercially practical to do so and the transaction is confirmed.
We are aware that there has been to date, and indeed since the start of the January transfer window, continued speculation regarding possible arrivals and departures at the Club.
As always, we are keen that you should receive timely, accurate information and as soon as any transfer has been completed, www.qpr.co.uk will be the first to reveal all the official news - first and fastest! QPR


QPR - TRAINING WATCH
We would like to remind supporters who want to watch the players training that they need to attain prior permission from the Club.
If you would like to see the players being put through their paces at our Halington Training Complex, please contact Caroline O'Shea on 020 8897 5410 or e-mail carolines@qpr.co.uk
Please note, supporters who do not get prior permission will not be allowed access into the Training Ground. QPR