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- Ex-QPR Winger Dave Thomas Turns Sixty
- Ex-QPR Rodney Marsh "Understudy," Alan Wilks Turn Sixty-Four
- No QPR Player in this Week's Championship Team of the Week!
- Helguson Iceland Call Up
- QPR and other clubs Youth take part in Downs Tournament
- QPR's Tommy Smith Charity Involvement
- Lee Camp Still Waiting for Ireland
- On This Day, Four Years Ago: New QPR Manager, John Gregory Was Laying Out His Ambitious Plans for QPR
- Audio Part II (Part I coming) of Jnet Radio Interview with Ex-QPR Mark Lazarus
- Season Tickets Sold: 7,302
- English Football and Cricket Unions: Go Easy on Drug Penalties
- "Promises of Riches Disrupt Youth Development"
- Nigeria Banned from International Football
- Wales Player of the Year: Gareth Bale
- VIDEO: Couple of Past QPR Wins Over Next Opponents, Norwich
- Australia (and other countries?) Taking Players for Six Weeks in January
- VIDEO: On This Day: QPR 8 Crewe 1
- VIDEO: Terry Venables' QPR Evaluated
- - Past Manager-of-the-Month Winners
QPR Official Site - [BRUNO] ANDRADE SIGNS PRO CONTRACT
-QPR Youth product Bruno Andrade has signed a two-and-a-half-year professional contract with the Club.
- Andrade, 17, has been with the R's since he was 13 and has produced impressive performances for the Under-18's this season.
- Manager Neil Warnock told www.qpr.co.uk: "He's an exciting young player. All the staff have been pleased with him. It's a challenge for him now to try and get into the First Team squad.
- "All the younger lads here know that I will give them every opportunity. I think Bruno is going to be a big favourite for many years to come.
- "There will be a lot of people looking at Bruno over the next few years, so we are delighted he has committed himself to QPR.
- "He is just the type of lad we need. He will excite people because he's got a bit of pace, can finish, is able to play in different positions, and I am looking forward to getting him in the First Team." QPR
Pinkun/David Cuffley -Norwich City out to extend club record run
- [b]The meanest defence in the Football League stands in the way of Norwich City extending a remarkable club record when the Championship programme resumes.
- The Canaries have scored in 32 consecutive away league games stretching back more than 18 months, all but six of them under current boss Paul Lambert.
- But to keep that sequence going they will have to become the first visiting team to score a league goal at Queens Park Rangers this season when they visit the leaders on Saturday week, backed by more than 3,000 travelling fans.
- Rangers, still unbeaten, have scored 12 times without reply in their five home games so far and have conceded only three goals in five matches on their travels. The last time City failed to score away from home was in the 2-0 Championship defeat at Blackpool on March 7, 2009.- A 1-1 draw at Birmingham a fortnight later kicked off their unbroken scoring run and Bryan Gunn's team scored in the remaining three away matches of the season, despite losing all three and being relegated.
- At the start of last season in League One, City scored at both Exeter and Brentford under caretaker boss Ian Butterworth and then found the net in 21 successive away league games after Lambert took over.
- That sequence has continued in their first five away games on returning to the Championship, with Saturday's 3-0 win at Bristol City taking the run to 32 games and keeping alive their chances of a new national record.
- The best run of consecutive away matches scoring a goal is 40, achieved by Arsenal between February 19, 1930, and Christmas Day 1931.
- The Gunners scored no fewer than 103 goals in that run of 40 away matches, with the Canaries so far netting a more modest 54 in 32 matches.
City have sold out their allocation of 3,100 tickets for the game at Queens Park Rangers on Saturday, October 16. Pink Un
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