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On this day, Thirty-Six ears ago...Stan Bowles became an instant QPR Hero...

Stan Bowles made his debut at home to (pre-Brian Clough's) Nottingham Forest, September 16, 1972, two or three days after signing from Carlisle for a club-record 110,000 pounds. Bowles, wearing from that very first game, HIS #10 shirt. Click to continue reading...

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With Lee Cook's return home to QPR, it's interesting to recall some other QPR players who had two stints with QPR: Moving from QPR and then returning to QPR. Especially those who started their career with QPR. Some such as Clive Allen and Steve Wicks and Mark Lazarus were big successes in all their QPR stints; others didn't quite recapture the magic. Click to continue reading...

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Over the years, QPR's #1 Rivals have been Chelsea (although Chelsea's #1 Rivals has not usally been QPR.) For the first three quarters of the twentieth century, s, Chelsea were clearly the "top dog" although it was not until 1968/1969 that the two clubs first met in a league game (QPR losing 0-4 to Chelsea at Loftus Road). Click to continue reading...

This time, I think we must have a full stop and stick with King Kev for the good of our team or we will never have any stability and won't be able to start making success that we're deserved.

I have read an interesting interview on the Chronicle today.

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