QUEENS PARK RANGERS

 

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Famous Players : - 

Famous Fans : - Martin Clunes (Comedy Actor - "Men Behaving Badly"), Mick Jones (Musician - formerly of the Clash), Glen Matlock (Musician - formerly of The Sex Pistols), Robert Smith (Musician - The Cure); Michael Nyman (Classical musician and film music composer); Martin Amis (Author - "London Fields"); Robert Elms (Broadcaster & DJ - BBC London and TV Presenter - travel programmes); Bill Bailey (Comedian); Ade Edmondson (Comedian - "Bottom" & "The Young Ones"); Neale Foulds (Snooker player); Ashley Giles (Cricketer); Pete Docherty (Musician);

Club Records

Formed 1885
Turned Professional 1898
Became a Limited Company 1899
Former names 1885-1887 = St. Jude's
Previous grounds 1888-1889 = Welford's Fields
1889-1899 = London Scottish Ground, Brondesbury, Home Farm, Kensal Rise Green, Gun Club Wormwood Scrubs, Kilburn Cricket Club
1899-1901 = Kensal Rise Athletic Ground
1901-1904 = LatimerRoad, Notting Hill
1904-1907 = Agricultural Society, Park Royal
1907-1917 = Park Royal Ground
1917-1931= Loftus Road
1931-1933 = White City
1933-1962 = Loftus Road
1962-1963 = White City
Nickname The R's
Club Colours Home : Shirts - Blue and white hoops
Shorts - White
Socks - Blue and white

Away : Shirts - Orange and black
Shorts - Black
Socks - Orange with black tops

Third : Shirts - Red and white quarters
Shorts - White
Socks - White

Record Premier League Win  
Record Premier League Defeat  
Record Football League Win 9 - 2  v.  Tranmere Rovers  (Div. 3)   3.12.1960  
Record Football League Defeat 1 - 8  v.  Mansfield Town  (Div. 3)  15.3.1965
Record Cup Win 8 - 1  v.  Bristol Rovers  (Round 1)   27.11.1937
Record Fee Paid £3,500,000 to Instituto de Cordoba (Argentina) for Alejandro FAURLIN  (7 July 2009)
Record Fee Received £6,000,000  from Newcastle United for Les FERDINAND  (June 1995)
Record Football League Appearances 519  -  Tony INGHAM  1950-1963
Record Premier League Appearances  
Record Premier League goal-scorer  
Record goal-scorer in a Premier League season  
Record goal-scorer in a season 37  -  George GODDARD  (Div. 3 South)  1929-30
Record all-time goal-scorer  172  -  George GODDARD   1926-34
Most goals in a match 4  -  George GODDARD  v  Merthyr Tydfil  (Div. 3 South)  9.3.1929

4  -  George GODDARD  v  Swindon Town  (Div. 3 South)  12.4.1930

4  -  George GODDARD  v  Exeter City  (Div. 3 South)  20.12.1930

4  -  George GODDARD  v  Watford  (Div. 3 South)  19.9.1931

4  -  Tom CHEETHAM  v  Aldershot  (Div. 3 South)  14.9.1935

4  -  Tom CHEETHAM  v  Aldershot  (Div. 3 South)  12.11.1938

Record Attendance (all-time) 35,353  v.  Leeds United  (Div. 1)  27.4.1974
Record Premier League Attendance  
Record match receipts £218,475  v. Manchester United (Premier League)  5.2.1994
Record total of goals in a Premier League season  
Record Premier League points total  
Record total of goals in a  League season 111 - Division 3  1961-62
Record  League points total 3 points for a win : 85  Division 2  1982-1983

2 points for a win : 67  Division 3  1966-67

Most Capped player while at club 52  -  Alan McDONALD  (Northern Ireland)

 

Club/Stadium details 

Address : South Africa Road, London W12 7PA

Telephone : 020 8743 0262
020 8740 2575  (Box Office) 
09068 121 162 (News)
020 7344 9494  (Ticketline)
020 8749 2509(Club Shop)
Fax : 020 8749  0994

Capacity : 19,148
Pitch size : 112 yards  x  72 yards
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