QPR to announce move to a new ground

[Bandini]

So are they moving to a new ground or not?

Home games from next season will be played at Ji-Sung Park.

Although the execution doesn't quite work, I enjoyed this.

[who are ya?]

It's only shocking when in one end.

I've been in the away end and the stand at the side (south?), they were both shocking.

I've been in the Q Block a couple of times and it's no better, I've seen homeless people dress smarter

[No Fixed Abode]

To be fair to Loftus Road, it's not the best ground, but it's a cracking away trip, plenty of pubs near. The Mad Stad is much better, but there is fack all to do around by the ground. So match day experience = Loftus Road > Madejski.

[floyd__streete]

Yes, but not before you can't see our goals go in from the away end.

If they reloc8 to Basingstoke or Bramley will you attend more than one game a season?

[Tredder]

It's only shocking when in one end.

I've been in the away end and the stand at the side (south?), they were both shocking.

I've been in the Q Block a couple of times and it's no better, I've seen homeless people dress smarter

That's quite a statement from a club with a Y block like yours

[Tredder]

Yes, but not before you can't see our goals go in from the away end.

If they reloc8 to Basingstoke or Bramley will you attend more than one game a season?

Viva Le Revolution

[Jackson Corner]

35,000 seater stadium. Better hope they don't go down will look a bit empty with less than 10,000 in it.

[The Rouge]

So are they moving to a new ground or not?

Home games from next season will be played at Ji-Sung Park.

Although the execution doesn't quite work, I enjoyed this.

me too.

[Mr Angry]

35,000 seater stadium. Better hope they don't go down will look a bit empty with less than 10,000 in it.

Even emptier in a 45,000 seater stadium.....

"QPR are set to unveil plans for a new 45,000 seater stadium in west London on Monday – but with the exact location yet to be finalised."

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... z20Cih2jqj

[Tredder]

Unigate, retractable roof, 20,000 South Korean ST holders.

[Wax Jacket]

chuckLOLe

[who are ya?]

That's quite a statement from a club with a Y block like yours

Their Mothers have kitted them out in Hollister, which as w@nk as it is, is a definite step up from Sports Direct tbh

[Jackson Corner]

35,000 seater stadium. Better hope they don't go down will look a bit empty with less than 10,000 in it.

Even emptier in a 45,000 seater stadium.....

"QPR are set to unveil plans for a new 45,000 seater stadium in west London on Monday – but with the exact location yet to be finalised."

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... z20Cih2jqj

And I thought we were optimistic! Maybe Fernandez has plans to sign 20,000 fans from somewhere.
Even in the days when Rangers were good they didn't get anywhere near that.

[Green]

If Reading can double their crowds by moving to a new stadium I'm pretty sure a London club can manage it.

[Alexander Litvinenko]

If Reading can double their crowds by moving to a new stadium I'm pretty sure a London club can manage it.

Much of it is down to pricing.

But the really big attraction for a London club in the top division is the corporate market.

[Green]

If Reading can double their crowds by moving to a new stadium I'm pretty sure a London club can manage it.

Much of it is down to pricing.

But the really big attraction for a London club in the top division is the corporate market.

Ah, the prawn sandwich brigade - a subject dear to your heart Alex?

[Alexander Litvinenko]

If Reading can double their crowds by moving to a new stadium I'm pretty sure a London club can manage it.

Much of it is down to pricing.

But the really big attraction for a London club in the top division is the corporate market.

Ah, the prawn sandwich brigade - a subject dear to your heart Alex?

Absolutely not, no - and I have no idea where this stereotype has come from.

[Green]

Wembley 2011 was probably the point when it reson8d with me.

[southbank1871]

Shit just got real.

[larry1971]

Where is there space for them to move I wonder - or is it a late bid for the Olympic Stadium?

There's also speculation that they'll move out West, Perivale or Uxbridge.

would be the most logical move as land around that area is at a premium I think there are plans to pull down the old Earls Court Exhibition Center so they could apply to go there although I believe the local council have earmarked the sight for housing/flats development.