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- Twenty-five years ago, future QPR 'striker' Stefan Moore was born. After arriving at QPR from Aston Villa, with high praise from Ian Holloway, his QPR career never worked out. After QPR, spent time at Port Vale and Walsall. Moore Stats -- Moore/Wikipedia...

And a slightly-delayed Anniverary Note: Earlier this month (September 6) marked the half-century mark since QPR Winger, Clive Clark, made his QPR debut: September 6, 1958 against Bournemouth, away. Click to continue reading...

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Nice Vital Football/QPR Interview with journalist and football man, Dennis Signy - "Dennis has had a long and illustrious history in football working for QPR, Brentford and Barnet, as well as working for the media covering the latter two clubs. Here he discusses the Alec Stock era in great detail, Rangers move to White City and back again, and the impact Chairman Jim Gregory had on the club. Click to continue reading...

- There are just two "survivors" from the First team squad announced two years ago today. Wednesday, July 12, 2006 -QPR Announce Team Numbers- [List includes a number of people who were transfer listed - but didn't include a number of signings yet to be made who have mostly subsequently moved on. Click to continue reading...

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Four Ex-QPR Birthdays:
Two born today; Two born tomorrow
Today's birthday: David Kerslake who turns
44 - Kerslake Record : One-time QPR wonder-kid, in the squad at 16. After several years at QPR, including a couple of consesutive seasons in which he played almost half the games, Kerslake converted into a fullback, moved on to Swindon, then Leeds and then Spurs. Click to continue reading...

Stefan Moore has signed with English League One side Walsall F.C. The striker had a two-week trial with the Melbourne Victory but obviously failed to impress enough - despite scoring twice in a friendly against the Whittlesea Zebras. The official word at the time of Moore's return to England was that the club would try out [. Click to continue reading...

Stefan Moore has gone back to England after a two-week trial with the Melbourne Victory. While he certainly made his case by scoring twice against the Whittlesea Zebras last week, the club has not yet decided whether to sign him. And it looks like they won't make a decision until June. According to the club, they [. Click to continue reading...

Stefan Moore, a 24-year old English striker with experience playing for Aston Villa, is coming to Melbourne this week for a two-week trial. Moore captained Aston Villa's youth team when it won the 2002 FA Youth Cup, and has been very highly rated. According to the ever-reliable Wikipedia, "Moore was rated by many as a better [. Click to continue reading...