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QPR OFFICIAL SITE - CLUB STATEMENT
Posted on: Tue 25 Oct 2011
The Club is aware of an alleged racist incident in Sunday's Barclays Premier League fixture between QPR and Chelsea at Loftus Road.
The Football Association are now expected to conduct enquiries into the alleged incident.
QPR Chairman, Tony Fernandes, commented: "Queens Park Rangers Football Club does not condone racism in any way, shape or form.
"As a Club, we will provide our players with our unequivocal support when alleged incidents like this occur.
"The Club has, and will continue to support Kick It Out's One Game, One Community initiative, football's equality and inclusion campaign.
"However, we are keen to draw a line under this alleged incident and focus on our forthcoming fixtures, starting with Sunday's London derby at Spurs."
The Club will be making no further comment at this stage. QPR
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From Sunday's People
Warnock gets tough with QPR bad boys
Oct 23 2011 by Tom Hopkinson, The People
NEIL WARNOCK will hit his rag-tag mob of QPR stars in the pocket if they step out of line after implementing a stringent new set of fines at the club.
The Rangers manager told his dressing room last week that they would be punished for misdemeanours which include being late for training and players who get needlessly booked now face big penalties as well.
Warnock, whose side host west London rivals Chelsea today, has introduced the measures in a bid to keep his gaggle of waifs and strays in line.
QPR fans were shocked to see Moroccan Adel Taarabt leaving Craven Cottage during the 6-0 defeat by Fulham and Shaun Wright-Phillips has found himself in hot water with his manager over yellow cards in his last two games.
Last week new captain Joey Barton appeared to question Taarabt’s work-rate and attitude, and Warnock is facing an increasingly difficult task to keep unity in the Loftus Road dressing room. People
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