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- Portsmouth CEO Peter Storrie Charged With Tax Evasion
- The Newcastle United Stadium Name Change: sportsdirect.com @ St James' Park Stadium
- QPR Fan, Lord Burns Set to be Named Channel 4 Chairman
- Ex-QPR Sean Thomas Update
- QPR 1 Crystal Palace 1: Compilation of Match Reports and Managerial Comments
- QPR's new "Sponsorship Partner," TOYO: Who They actually Are!
- Ex-QPR Simon Barker Turns 45
- Ex-QPR Simon Walton Still Struggling to Make the Team
- Richard Langley Will NOT be Joining Mansfield
- Clubs Backing "Help For Heroes"
- Raheem Sterling is the star turn of England under-16s Victory Shield clash at Chester’s Deva Stadium...[Earlier stories re Raheem Sterling]
- Manager of The Month Nominees: Despite QPR's good run, no Jim Magilton this month, but ex-QPR Paulo Sousa and Kenny Jackett among the nominees.
Football League: October Manager of The Month Nominations:
- The nominations have been announced for the Coca-Cola Manager of the Month award for October:
- Championship
Nigel Pearson - Leicester City - Billy Davies - Nottingham Forest
Paulo Sousa - Swansea City - Dave Jones - Cardiff City
- League 1 Kenny Jackett - Millwall Alan Pardew - Southampton Paul Lambert - Norwich City - Paul Ince - Milton Keynes Dons
- League 2 John Sheridan - Chesterfield - Keith Hill - Rochdale - Paul Peschisolido - Burton Albion - Micky Adams - Port Vale
- Winners will be announced on Saturday during Sky Sports Soccer Saturday from midday. Football League
PFA's Give Me Football - John Harding
On This Day In History: November 4
- Managing QPR was no cakewalk for Alex Stock
- Alec Stock leaves Queens Park Rangers after taking them from the Third to the First Division in just eight years. The ostensible reason given was his poor health - Alec had suffered all his life from asthma attacks - but he says he has never had a day off in all his time at the club.
- Of his dismissal, he later says: “I was treated as though I had pinched the petty cash.” Alec had many fallings out with QPR directors during his time at Loftus Road. His wife Marjorie once recalled: “At one game, 2-0 down at half time, Alec was abused by a club official as he walked back down the tunnel for the half time team talk. He thought ‘I don't sodding need this’, and walked out of the ground and went to the cinema.
- “When he got back after the end of the game he discovered the team had turned it around to win 3-2 - and the same official was now singing his praises.”
- Alec had the last laugh as his replacement, Tommy Docherty, lasted just 28 days. Alec died on 16th April 2001. Give Me Football
- Another Former QPR Manager, Gordon Jago: Still Going Strong: Profile/Interview
- Helguson Called up for Iceland Squad
- Q&A With The Suppporters - At Notts County! Executive Chairman (Trembling) and Director of Football (Eriksson) Ninety Minute Q&A With Supporters Club
- Three Year Flashback: QPR 4 Crystal Palace 2
- Accrington Stanley Safe
- Ipswich £35 Million in Debt. Lost £10 Million in Past Year Alone (when Jim Magilton was manager!)
- Curbishley Wins Dismissal Case vs West Ham
- Charity Appeal: Help Sponsor QPR Supporter's Charity Run for Down's Syndrome Association -- Donation Page
- QPR Month-by-Month Results and Season Stats
- Old Football Magazines Covers With QPR
- Old QPR Photos: Latest Updated
- Comparing QPR's Current League Position With Past Three Seasons - Virtually same as last season at this point.
- Sousa Doing Well at Swansea
- Hull's Massive Debts and Wages
- Video Compilation: QPR's Greatest-Ever Goals
- Kick-It-Out Panel on Racism and Anti-Semitism
- A View on Who Should Own/Run a Football Club (In this Instance: Glasgow Rangers)