 | Forum Reply | This transfer window at 19:04 25 Aug 2025
Today's three incomings must be it for this window. I wonder how much of the Eze money has been used? A few more outgoings should happen, particularly Richards and EDB. |
 | Forum Reply | Saito signs at 18:25 25 Aug 2025
Yep, I'm with you, Brian. But I will say this about Saito. He puts a grin on my face and there's not a lot to grin about at Rangers at the moment. |
 | Forum Reply | Isaac Hayden at 16:45 25 Aug 2025
I'm probably less of a fan of Hayden than many on here but one thing I do like about him is his interview on the offy. He comes across far better than most others. He's clearly an articulate and intelligent young man and I imagine he will be a great influence within the squad. |
 | Forum Reply | RND joins on loan at 15:32 25 Aug 2025
It gets even better. He says he's "...coming in here to play football." Magnificent. |
 | Forum Reply | Coventry City 7 Queens Park Rangers 1 – Report at 07:02 25 Aug 2025
Clive, if you're reading this thread (and you probably shouldn't be), you'll see that we think your health is more important than LFW or QPR. Things at this club are probably going to get worse - and for some while - before they get better and you do not need that in your life. Go fishing, fly a kite, ramble in the countryside, sit on a beach. Anything but QPR right now. Be good to yourself. |
 | Forum Reply | Protesting together at 15:41 24 Aug 2025
Back in the Paladini days we were going to put on clown red noses at a home game but I don't remember it actually happening. |
 | Forum Reply | Andy Sinton at 12:12 24 Aug 2025
That's a shock. Andy, if you're reading this, you mean so much to QPR fans and we are all rooting for you. Get well and come back stronger. We need you at our club. |
 | Forum Reply | Protesting together at 12:04 24 Aug 2025
I'll try and spell it as I understand it and in simple terms. Nourry must go. Why? His modus operandi is unacceptable. He wants to be top dog in every aspect of running the club, yet he has almost no previous experience that qualifies him to do so. Yesterday's debacle at Coventry was just a trigger for this main underlying issue that many have been banging on about ever since Nourry arrived. There are a number of sub-issues involved but that, in a nutshell, is the issue as I see it. |
 | Forum Reply | Protesting together at 09:32 24 Aug 2025
Point made. A pitch invasion would mean a club fine. Mansfield Town was fined £10,000 and Port Vale £25,000. I'd imagine the fine on QPR would be substantially more. What's more of a concern would be fans receiving an automatic ban, which I believe is an EFL rule. Whether that would be possible with a very large number of fans, I don't know. I'd still argue that a pitch invasion is valid because QPR is the fans' club and, should the situation call for it, fans should be able to do it, albeit in a peaceful manner. However, at this point in the proceedings other methods of protest ought to be considered first. |
 | Forum Reply | Protesting together at 08:31 24 Aug 2025
There will always be different opinions among fans, but it looks to me like there's a substantial number who share the same one: namely, that Nourry is the problem. I don't see anyone calling for the club to pull everything down and start again. It's entirely possible to replace Nourry and retain the desirable aspects of the 'project', such as the emphasis on developing young players. After all, that's what the club has been trying to do for many years. Yesterday's debacle has simply acted as a trigger. Nourry's methods of running our club have been seen as unacceptable to many of us for a long time. And, they are failing in so many ways, both on and off the pitch, and I fear things will only get worse. So, there is every reason for fans to make their views known. |
 | Forum Thread | Protesting together at 07:15 24 Aug 2025
There have been calls for coordinated action, such as protesting at the training ground and/or invading the pitch. They're valid ideas. Here are a few others. *Everyone should email the club: supporterservices@qpr.co.uk I think email would be better than social media in this case. *A coordinated action at a home game, eg at a prearranged moment fans show red cards and banners with a statement such as 'Nourry Out'. *Boycott a home game. It could be for the first 10 minutes, a half or the whole game. A press release to explain why fans are doing this would be needed. The last two need some organisation and getting key people on board to communicate to fans, but they're doable. The club is its fans. So, the club's employees must hear our voice and act accordingly. |
 | Forum Reply | Julien Stéphan at 20:04 23 Aug 2025
A small thing, but we have a head of set pieces? Really?! |
 | Forum Reply | Where in the world? Non QPR at 14:50 23 Aug 2025
Edinburgh. City of my birth and holds a special place in my heart. Such a lot of good stuff to enjoy, though can be pricey. There are quite a few upper middle class folk e.g. Morningside - but lots of down to earth people too. Good football teams as well. |
 | Forum Reply | Chair at 14:40 23 Aug 2025
Ah, fair enough and I'd certainly agree with you there. |
 | Forum Reply | Amount of injuries in our squad at 14:39 23 Aug 2025
As each week passes, Williams appears increasingly like a fraud. And this season's injury crisis comes after last season's injury crisis. Is it true he's big mates with Nourry? |
 | Forum Reply | Chair at 14:17 23 Aug 2025
I disagree that Madsen is a better 10 than Chair but I think it's academic as today looks like a 433 so without a no 10. Frankly I wouldn't want to see Madsen on the pitch in this game. [Post edited 23 Aug 14:19]
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 | Forum Reply | Chair at 14:12 23 Aug 2025
I don't know. I think we can all come up with a few names we'd like to see face a firing squad! |
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