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QPR and the Ealing Community
“All people & organisations in West & NW London who have a shared interest in being part of a special club, making a positive difference to their neighbourhood.”
Football and Sports Development – True Community and family club
Community and Health – Best Practise Model
Education Training and Employment – Guidance for Young People
Social Inclusion and Diversity – high profile vehicle for tackling social issues
Community Hub and Facility Development - True community partner
Strategic Development – Ambitions and future aspirations in Ealing
Sports Trust priorities and our Ealing community specific programme
Football and Sports Development – 3 core areas specific to Ealing
Activities for people with a disability
Teenage Girls and Women’s activities
Older Adults and Health
Community and Health –
Ealing Healthy Lifestyles / Falls
Extra Time Activities for Older Adults
Check Your Health, Save Your Life
Education Training and Employment –
Adult Learning
Volunteer Programme
Coach Education Programmes
Schools Programme
Sports Trust priorities and our Ealing community specific programme
Social Inclusion –
Asian Community Football Project
Princes Trust Team programme
Youth Offenders Project & Sport 4 Change
Multi Sport Provision –
Premier League 4 Sport
Cricket
Hockey
Netball
Summary
Experienced team in place across 3 core areas – business, community & project delivery
Training ground core element for professional club
QPR Community Trust – existing structure and track record
Community infrastructure and programme not secondary
Revenue and capital funding in place to move swiftly
Read more: http://qprreport.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=general&thread=34181&page=1#ixzz2DnEwznoU
QPR and the Ealing Community
“All people & organisations in West & NW London who have a shared interest in being part of a special club, making a positive difference to their neighbourhood.”
Football and Sports Development – True Community and family club
Community and Health – Best Practise Model
Education Training and Employment – Guidance for Young People
Social Inclusion and Diversity – high profile vehicle for tackling social issues
Community Hub and Facility Development - True community partner
Strategic Development – Ambitions and future aspirations in Ealing
Sports Trust priorities and our Ealing community specific programme
Football and Sports Development – 3 core areas specific to Ealing
Activities for people with a disability
Teenage Girls and Women’s activities
Older Adults and Health
Community and Health –
Ealing Healthy Lifestyles / Falls
Extra Time Activities for Older Adults
Check Your Health, Save Your Life
Education Training and Employment –
Adult Learning
Volunteer Programme
Coach Education Programmes
Schools Programme
Sports Trust priorities and our Ealing community specific programme
Social Inclusion –
Asian Community Football Project
Princes Trust Team programme
Youth Offenders Project & Sport 4 Change
Multi Sport Provision –
Premier League 4 Sport
Cricket
Hockey
Netball
Summary
Experienced team in place across 3 core areas – business, community & project delivery
Training ground core element for professional club
QPR Community Trust – existing structure and track record
Community infrastructure and programme not secondary
Revenue and capital funding in place to move swiftly
Read more: http://qprreport.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=general&thread=34181&page=1#ixzz2DnEwznoU
- 23 Years Ago (+ A Couple of Days): Don Howe Replaces Trevor Francis as QPR Manager
- 43 Years Ago: "The Doc" - Tommy Docherty Exits QPR after 28 Days!
- World's Highest Paid Managers (including QPR's Harry Redknapp!)
- 43 Years Ago: "The Doc" - Tommy Docherty Exits QPR after 28 Days!
- World's Highest Paid Managers (including QPR's Harry Redknapp!)
QPR 3rd Highest Spending on Agents Fees (Almost 7 Million pounds - as compared to almost 2.5 Million a Year Go.
Friday 30 November 2012
Premier League release agents' fees
Statement on Club's payments to agents during past year
The Premier League has published details of its clubs' payments to agents from the period 1 October 2011 to 30 September 2012.
During this period a total of £77,003,130 was spent by the 20 Premier League clubs on agents.
The amounts shown include payments made by clubs on behalf of players and there were 806 transactions during the specified period, although not all of these will have attracted an agent's fee.
The Premier League agreed in June 2008 that from season 2009/10 onwards each club would publish, on 30 November each season, the total amount it paid to authorised agents during the period 1 October of the previous year to 30 September of that year (encompassing the two transfer windows).
During this period a total of £77,003,130 was spent by the 20 Premier League clubs on agents.
The amounts shown include payments made by clubs on behalf of players and there were 806 transactions during the specified period, although not all of these will have attracted an agent's fee.
The Premier League agreed in June 2008 that from season 2009/10 onwards each club would publish, on 30 November each season, the total amount it paid to authorised agents during the period 1 October of the previous year to 30 September of that year (encompassing the two transfer windows).
| Arsenal | £5,580,873 |
| Aston Villa | £2,730,539 |
| Chelsea | £6,490,382 |
| Everton | £3,092,891 |
| Fulham | £2,581,208 |
| Liverpool | £8,600,444 |
| Manchester City | £10,537,982 |
| Manchester United | £3,681,580 |
| Newcastle United | £3,485,503 |
| Norwich City | £1,248,725 |
| Queens Park Rangers | £6,818,688 |
| Reading | £2,167,833 |
| Southampton | £646,106 |
| Stoke City | £1,717,266 |
| Sunderland | £2,173,762 |
| Swansea City | £1,100,845 |
| Tottenham Hotspur | £6,595,905 |
| West Bromwich Albion | £1,341,301 |
| West Ham United | £4,436,992 |
| Wigan Athletic | £1,974,305 |
| TOTAL | £77,003,130 |
Statement & Signatories (including from QPR)
EUROPEAN FOOTBALLERS DECLARE SUPPORT FOR PALESTINE
29.Nov.2012
We, as European football players, express our solidarity with the people of Gaza who are living under siege and denied basic human dignity and freedom. The latest Israeli bombardment of Gaza, resulting in the death of over a hundred civilians, was yet another stain on the world's conscience.
We are informed that on 10 November 2012 the Israeli army bombed a sports stadium in Gaza, resulting in the death of four young people playing football, Mohamed Harara and Ahmed Harara, 16 and 17 years old; Matar Rahman and Ahmed Al Dirdissawi, 18 years old.
We are also informed that since February 2012 two footballers with the club Al Amari, Omar Rowis, 23, and Mohammed Nemer, 22, have been detained in Israel without charge or trial.
It is unacceptable that children are killed while they play football. Israel hosting the UEFA Under-21 European Championship, in these circumstances, will be seen as a reward for actions that are contrary to sporting values.
Despite the recent ceasefire, Palestinians are still forced to endure a desperate existence under occupation, they must be protected by the international community. All people have the right to a life of dignity, freedom and security. We hope that a just settlement will finally emerge.
Signed by:
Gael Angoula, Bastia Sporting Club (France)
Karim Ait-Fana, Montpellier HSC (France)
André Ayew, Olympique de Marseille (France)
Jordan Ayew, Olympique de Marseille (France)
Demba Ba, Newcastle United (UK)
Abdoulaye Baldé, AC Lumezzane (Italia)
Chahir Belghazouani, AC Ajaccio (France)
Leon Best, Blackburn Rovers Football Club (UK)
Ryad Boudebouz, Football Club Sochaux Montbéliard (France)
Yacine Brahimi, Granada Football Club (Spain)
Jonathan Bru, Melbourne Victory (Australia)
Yohan Cabaye, Newcastle United (UK)
Aatif Chahechouche, Sivasspor Kulübü (Turkey)
Pascal Chimbonda, Doncaster Rovers Football Club (UK)
Papiss Cissé, Newcastle United (UK)
Omar Daf, Football Club Sochaux Montbéliard (France)
Issiar Dia, Lekhwiya (Qatar)
Abou Diaby, Arsenal Football Club (UK)
Alou Diarra, Olympique de Marseille (France)
Soulaymane Diawara, Olympique de Marseille (France)
Samba Diakité, Queens Park Rangers (UK)
Pape Diop, West Ham United (UK)
Abdoulaye Doucouré, Stade Rennais Football Club (France)
Didier Drogba, Shanghaï Shenhua (China)
Ibrahim Duplus, Football Club Sochaux Montbéliard (France)
Soudani El-Arabi Hilal, Vitoria Sport Club Guimares (Portugal)
Jires Kembo Ekoko, Al Ain Football Club (United Arab Emirates)
Nathan Ellington, Ipswich Town Football Club (UK)
Rod Fanni, Olympique de Marseille (France)
Doudou Jacques Faty, Sivassport Kulübü (Turkey)
Ricardo Faty, AC Ajaccio (France)
Chris Gadi, Olympique de Marseille (France)
Remi Gomis, FC Valenciennes (France)
Florent Hanin, SC Braga (Portugal)
Eden Hazard, Chelsea Football Club (UK)
Charles Kaboré, Olympique de Marseille (France)
Diomansy Kamara, Eskisehispor Kulübü (Turkey)
Frédéric Kanouté, Beijin Guoan (China)
Anthony Le Tallec, AJ Auxerre (France)
Djamal Mahamat, Sporting Braga (Portugal)
Steve Mandanda, Olympique de Marseille (France)
Kader Manganne, Al Hilal Riyad Football Club (Saudi Arabia)
Sylvain Marveaux, Newcastle United (UK)
Nicolas Maurice-Belay, FC Girondins de Bordeaux (France)
Cheikh M’bengué, Toulouse Football Club (France)
Jérémy Menez, Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (France)
Arnold Mvuemba, Olympique Lyonnais (France)
Laurent Nardol, Chartres Football Club (France)
Mahamadou N’diaye, Vitoria Sport Club Guimares (Portugal)
Mamadou Niang, Al-Sadd SC (Qatar)
Mbaye Niang, SM Caen (France)
Fabrice Numeric, FK Slovan Duslo Sala (Slovakia)
Billel Omrani, Olympique de Marseille (France)
Lamine Sané, FC Girondins de Bordeaux (France)
Mamady Sidibé, Stoke City Football Club (UK)
Momo Sissoko, Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (France)
Cheikh Tioté, Newcastle United (UK)
AdamaTraoré, Melbourne Victory (Australia)
Armand Traoré, Queen Park Rangers FC (UK)
Djimi Traore, Olympique de Marseille (France)
Moussa Sow, Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü (Turkey)
Hassan Yebda, Granada Football Club (Spain)
