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Evening Times/Bert Mitchell - Scotland - SFA step up quest for new top man
- The SFA’s bid to find a replacement for Gordon Smith will be cranked up tomorrow when the chief executive vacancy is formally advertised.
- And SportTimes understands that the frontrunners to follow the former Rangers star into the SFA hotseat include Queen’s Park Rangers managing director Alasdair Russell and former Aberdeen and Everton chief executive Keith Wyness.
- QPR powerbroker Russell, 38, a former commercial director of the Scottish Rugby Union and Hearts, is thought to be the early favourite.
- PFA Scotland chief Fraser Wishart has also been linked with the SFA’S top job.
- However, former Rangers director Campbell Ogilvie has already ruled himself out and will instead become SFA president when George Peat steps down next year.
- Rangers current chief executive Martin Bain is also a non-runner.
- Meanwhile, former Celtic director Willie Haughey may help the SFA fill their £2million Scottish Cup sponsorship gap..." Evening Times
- USA Bring in Bill Clinton for 2018 and 2022 World Cup Bids
- The Home Grown Rule and the Premiership
- The New UK Government: English Football has till End of Summer to Reform
- Fan Groups Condemn Mail over Triesman
- Milan's American Defender Offers to Play for Free Next Season
- Year Flashback: Ipswich Fans on Jim Magilton
- Rumour re Ian Holloway in the running for West Ham Job (although Grant appears most likely)
- Dean Parrett and Liam O'Brien once again in the England U-19 Squad for the Tournament in Ukraine
- What a couple of QPR Men are Doing on Their Time Off
- Speroni Strongly-Linked to QPR Talks About Loyalty to Crystal Palace (and Speroni Birthday)
- Fans Groups Jointly Criticize over Triesman Reports
- The Times Championship Season Review
- Cerny wants QPR stay- Skysports
- Simon Jordan "clashes" with Crystal Palace Administrator
- QPR - BROWN & OASTLER PEN DEALS
- QPR From 1923
- Every Kid's Dream: Northampton Town Holding Open Trials!
South Yorkshire Star/Jamies Shield - QPR ponder bid for Sheffield United's £14,000-a-week Darius Henderson
- QUEENS PARK Rangers are monitoring Darius Henderson's situation at Bramall Lane, The Star can reveal.
- But the Sheffield United striker's wage demands, believed to be in excess of £14,000 per week, could persuade the London club to look elsewhere in the search for a player capable of spearheading their promotion charge next season.
- Sources close to the 28-year-old, who commanded a £2 million fee when he joined Kevin Blackwell's side from Watford in 2008, have confirmed he features on a list of possible targets at Loftus Road.
- Henderson has netted 19 times in 72 appearances since leaving Hertfordshire and is among a number of United players expected to attract interest from elsewhere before the transfer window re-opens.
- Blackwell is expected to launch a major recruitment drive of his own shortly.
- Talks aimed at persuading Nick Montgomery and Gary Naysmith to pen new deals are on-going..." South Yorkshire Star
CLUB QUESTIONNAIRE (FROM A FEW DAYS AGO)
QPR Official Site - YOUR CLUB NEEDS YOU! Wed 12 May 2010
- Have you ever imagined watching a documentary that harks back to yesteryear and details the history of Queens Park Rangers?
- Well that dream could become a reality - and we need YOUR help to make it happen.
- QPR has teamed up with the Octavia Foundation, a London-based charity that is looking to produce a 60-minute long documentary produced by young people on the history of Rangers.
- The Octavia Foundation has put together a three-year project that seeks to make the history of QPR the focus for a range of activities that will involve a large number of people of all ages and from all sections of our local communities.
- The project, which could eventually see a QPR museum take shape, has a bid attached to it, and the Club needs to demonstrate research results to unlock this by way of fans completing a survey.
- To take part, simply click here. - QPR
QPR Official Site - COX SIGNS CONTRACT
- R's youngster Elliott Cox has signed his first professional contract with the Club.
The teenage winger, who has impressed for the Under-18's this season, has penned a one year deal.
Cox, who joined the R's at the age of just nine, was an integral part of the QPR Youth side that clinched the Football League Youth Alliance Cup Final crown earlier this month." QPR
Wales online QUEENS Park Rangers fans are plotting to ruin Cardiff’s big day out at Wembley on Saturday.
Supporters of the West London club have taken to message boards and forums to discuss a revenge attack on the Cardiff team hotel after their players were infamously disturbed by a fire alarm in the middle of the night in 2003.
On that occasion, the Bluebirds beat QPR 1-0 in extra time in the Division Two play-off final, which was held at the Millennium Stadium while the new Wembley stadium was being built.
Just hours before kick-off, the QPR squad’s preparations had been disrupted when they were awoken by an early-morning fire alarm at the Celtic Manor Hotel, near Newport, pictured, where they were staying.
The alarm went off at 3am and squad members were forced to leave their rooms. More than 200 fellow guests were evacuated while the cause was investigated.
Neil MacNamara, 39, of Nantgarw – a former Cardiff City security guard – was charged at the time with criminal damage and making a false and malicious fire call.
Now, with Cardiff having reached another end-of-season showpiece, QPR fans are threatening to use the opportunity to dish out payback on message boards and forums.
TheOnlyRangerInTheVillage said: “I am doing it, and leaving a QPR scarf, just to let them know who it was that kept them awake all night!”
Cook Pass said: “Get there and set off that fire alarm.
“Do it for Olly (Blackpool and former QPR manager Ian Holloway). Do it for Blackpool. Do it for Rangers. Do it for Yourselves”
Rtone said: “If anyone can tell me where they are staying, I will do it, and if I end up in court, I will be a national hero, and quite rightly so.”
Rodney Trotter said: “How do we find out where they are staying?”
The location of the Cardiff City team hotel ahead of Saturday’s game is not known and is likely to remain a tightly-guarded secret. Wales onLine
