-
- Visit also the combination messageboard and quasi-blog QPR Report Messageboard. If you're interested in constantly-updated news re anything QPR-related and also QPR nostalgia, the QPR Report Messageboard has both - along with assorted eclectic non-QPR football material. All opinions welcome!
- QPR REPORT: UPDATED THROUGHOUT THE DAY --- QPR REPORT Available on TWITTER!
- Portsmouth's New Owner acknowledges he Bought Portsmouth to make money
- Supporting English Football - Without The Racism
- Could Fans Run a Football Club?
- Next: Derby County..Recalling Past Games
- QPR's Trainer of the last couple of seasons, John Harbin Returns Home to Australia ---- Recalling Harbin's arrival at and departure from QPR: And Harbin's "One More Round" Exhortation.
- Year Flashback: The Open Letter from Amit Bhatia
- How They "Control" Club Ownership in the United States
- Portsmouth's CEO, Peter Storrie Charged With Tax Evasion
- The Finances of Liverpool
- The Hiring and Firing of Managers
- QPR vs Reading: Match Reports, Photos, Match Reports
London Informer/Paul Warburton - QPR relieved after Spurs confirm Taarabt loan agreement
- QPR have been assured they can keep Adel Taarabt until the end of the season - unless a Premiership club comes in for the on-loan Tottenham forward in January.
- The Morocco-born player scored a peach of a goal in Saturday's 4-0 demolition of Preston - and there were fears Spurs would want him back as soon as possible.
- But boss Harry Redknapp will only require Taarabt to return if the Premiership club gets offers from another top-flight outfit - that, and a fee of around £3million.
- A Rangers source said: "QPR were promised Adel until the end of the season - and it stays that way.
- "But if there was another Premiership club wanting him in the transfer window - sadly for Rangers it would suit both Spurs and the player."
- But Taarabt made it plain this week he would rather play for Rs if they get into the Premiership.
- He said: "If we get promoted then why not? Although I have got three years of my contract left with Tottenham my dream is to play in the Premiership."
- Two weeks ago the midfielder vowed to never play for QPR again after fans booed him in the 5-2 win over Barnsley - and he angrily gestured back at them.
- He said: "The chairman told me to relax, forget it, and I showed everybody what I can do. And yes, I love nutmegging other players on the pitch. It's my favourite thing to do, and has been since I was very young." London Informer
- Earlier re Taarabt/QPR Future
Sporting Life - MAGILTON WARNS AGAINST COMPLACENCY
- QPR boss Jim Magilton admits his in-form side must keep their feet on the ground if they are to maintain a genuine promotion push.
- Rangers have scored 13 goals in their last three home games to see off Barnsley, Preston and Reading.
- But while Magilton is enjoying their fine run, he knows no prizes are given out in October.
- "We're playing with confidence. The flow in the side is very good," said Magilton.
- "We've shown real positivity in everything we've done. The players are believing in what John (Gorman) and I are bringing.
- "If we still produce these performances in April, then the players have grasped it." Sporting Life
Cheltenham Official Site - Rose returns
- Loan signing Romone Rose has returned to his club Queens Park Rangers after three weeks with Cheltenham Town.
- The 19-year old Londoner joined the Robins on October 7 and made his debut in the 4-0 defeat at Accrington Stanley three days later.
- He was an unused substitute in the recent home match against Macclesfield Town and played the first half of Tuesday evening's Gloucestershire Senior Challenge Cup game against Gloucester City.
- "Romone asked if he could return to QPR and we agreed to his request," said caretaker manager John Schofield.
- "It's been a difficult few weeks for everyone and Romone felt that he wanted to go back to his club so we respected his decision." Cheltenham
Welcome to QPR REPORT - A completely unofficial and unaffiliated fan site focusing on G-d's Chosen Team, Queen's Park Rangers (QPR) FC. (Visit also QPR Report Messageboard and Follow on Twitter.) QPR Report accepts no sponsorship, advertising or financial contributions. In 2008, QPR Report was named as one of the top two blogs in the Football League