| New shirt sponsor on 12:13 - Jun 22 with 2621 views | MrSheen |
Convivia yourself at home.
Convivia yourself part of the family.
Second (at least) sponsor in a row with a black founder/CEO. [Post edited 22 Jun 2022 12:24]
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| New shirt sponsor on 12:31 - Jun 22 with 2544 views | CliveWilsonSaid |
| New shirt sponsor on 11:34 - Jun 22 by aston_hoop |
New shirt on 8th July apparently
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Blue and white hoops is my guess! |  |
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| New shirt sponsor on 13:27 - Jun 22 with 2383 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
| New shirt sponsor on 11:14 - Jun 22 by BrianMcCarthy |
That did occur to me too, Bazz, but I think this is ok providing there's no direct link to Grenfell or a similar act of negligence.
After all, every industry has had accidents and incidents. We can't boycott all industries. |
The push for Luxury property development is the main reason that the Grenfell survivors remain unhoused and that legislation covering safety and cladding was cut.
That’s before we get to gentrification and pushing life long working class Londoners out of the city.
It’s poisonous and I’m very disappointed our club is associated with it. Makes us look two faced. [Post edited 22 Jun 2022 13:30]
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| New shirt sponsor on 13:55 - Jun 22 with 2303 views | PinnerPaul |
| New shirt sponsor on 10:53 - Jun 22 by E17hoop |
Not a gambling firm - well played QPR. |
Yep, we're saved from ourselves, glory be!  |  | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 13:56 - Jun 22 with 2284 views | Hunterhoop |
| New shirt sponsor on 13:27 - Jun 22 by BazzaInTheLoft |
The push for Luxury property development is the main reason that the Grenfell survivors remain unhoused and that legislation covering safety and cladding was cut.
That’s before we get to gentrification and pushing life long working class Londoners out of the city.
It’s poisonous and I’m very disappointed our club is associated with it. Makes us look two faced. [Post edited 22 Jun 2022 13:30]
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They aren’t a luxury property developer though. |  | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 13:56 - Jun 22 with 2286 views | PinnerPaul |
| New shirt sponsor on 11:11 - Jun 22 by robith |
what do they actually do? i can't figure it out |
They don't do gambling, which is all that matters apparently. | | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 14:00 - Jun 22 with 2263 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
| New shirt sponsor on 13:56 - Jun 22 by Hunterhoop |
They aren’t a luxury property developer though. |
‘Convivia buildings are carefully crafted to adhere to our ‘Mayfair gold standard’— replacing sub-par ‘affordable housing’ with luxurious homes’
Literally second paragraph.
https://werconvivia.com/ [Post edited 22 Jun 2022 14:02]
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| New shirt sponsor on 14:05 - Jun 22 with 2239 views | Hunterhoop |
| New shirt sponsor on 14:00 - Jun 22 by BazzaInTheLoft |
‘Convivia buildings are carefully crafted to adhere to our ‘Mayfair gold standard’— replacing sub-par ‘affordable housing’ with luxurious homes’
Literally second paragraph.
https://werconvivia.com/ [Post edited 22 Jun 2022 14:02]
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If you read further, you’ll see the whole proposition is about building higher quality affordable housing. Making better quality properties for low income tenants. It’s not about replacing affordable housing with luxury housing. Surely that is a good thing? | | | |
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| New shirt sponsor on 14:13 - Jun 22 with 2201 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
| New shirt sponsor on 14:05 - Jun 22 by Hunterhoop |
If you read further, you’ll see the whole proposition is about building higher quality affordable housing. Making better quality properties for low income tenants. It’s not about replacing affordable housing with luxury housing. Surely that is a good thing? |
Throwing council tenants out in exchange for £400,000 ‘affordable homes’ which are out of the reach of 90% of Londoners is not a good thing, no matter how much the eventual buyers (usually from Qatar, Russia, or China) feel like they are living in a Mayfair gold standard home.
I’m not interested in a to or fro here to be honest Hunter but this has been a well covered issue for decades now so have this discussion with Google not me. | | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 14:16 - Jun 22 with 2172 views | colinallcars |
| New shirt sponsor on 11:36 - Jun 22 by DannyPaddox |
My first thought was cough mixture |
I'm pretty keen on the old Scottish cough medicine meself. |  | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 14:19 - Jun 22 with 2149 views | stantheman10 |
| New shirt sponsor on 13:27 - Jun 22 by BazzaInTheLoft |
The push for Luxury property development is the main reason that the Grenfell survivors remain unhoused and that legislation covering safety and cladding was cut.
That’s before we get to gentrification and pushing life long working class Londoners out of the city.
It’s poisonous and I’m very disappointed our club is associated with it. Makes us look two faced. [Post edited 22 Jun 2022 13:30]
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What has this company got to do with Grenfell? They weren't established until 2017! | | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 14:39 - Jun 22 with 2072 views | sparkey |
People do love a moan about anything. A local boy supporting his local community.
Oh no I'd rather a gambling company or a tyranny from Middle East on the front of our shirt. | | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 14:45 - Jun 22 with 2040 views | Hunterhoop |
| New shirt sponsor on 14:13 - Jun 22 by BazzaInTheLoft |
Throwing council tenants out in exchange for £400,000 ‘affordable homes’ which are out of the reach of 90% of Londoners is not a good thing, no matter how much the eventual buyers (usually from Qatar, Russia, or China) feel like they are living in a Mayfair gold standard home.
I’m not interested in a to or fro here to be honest Hunter but this has been a well covered issue for decades now so have this discussion with Google not me. |
But they build public housing for local authorities, don’t they? | | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 14:58 - Jun 22 with 1980 views | BklynRanger |
“My vision for the future of public housing is one in which we don’t recognise a distinction between private and public developments, properties — or tenants.”
“I have a dream — a dream that in the UK we will aim to deliver ‘home’s instead of ‘housing’. Where the word ‘social’ reflects an experience,e and not a label. Where tenants live together, come together, support one another, and grow together."
They seem ok based on my 3 mins of research... could maybe ease up in the MLK as inspiration referencing..
Does sound like a meal replacement shake though - Seny lumbering down the beach at sunset in a cotton dress - my word. |  | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 15:23 - Jun 22 with 1897 views | Northernr |
| New shirt sponsor on 14:19 - Jun 22 by stantheman10 |
What has this company got to do with Grenfell? They weren't established until 2017! |
Yeh and for the sake of legal bills/my sanity can we not be tossing Grenfell around at companies who had fck all to do with it please. Jesus Christ etc. |  | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 15:28 - Jun 22 with 1873 views | Dees |
Sounds like a team name from The Apprentice. | | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 15:33 - Jun 22 with 1833 views | superhoopdownunder |
A QPR fan educated at Cardinal Vaughan just over a mile away from Loftus Road and has done well.
This should be a good news story. [Post edited 22 Jun 2022 15:36]
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| New shirt sponsor on 15:50 - Jun 22 with 1749 views | ted_hendrix |
| New shirt sponsor on 13:27 - Jun 22 by BazzaInTheLoft |
The push for Luxury property development is the main reason that the Grenfell survivors remain unhoused and that legislation covering safety and cladding was cut.
That’s before we get to gentrification and pushing life long working class Londoners out of the city.
It’s poisonous and I’m very disappointed our club is associated with it. Makes us look two faced. [Post edited 22 Jun 2022 13:30]
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"It’s poisonous and I’m very disappointed our club is associated with it. Makes us look two faced."
Can I suggest you withdraw your support fot the club during the term of this sponsorship?
It might make you feel better, maybe write to the club giving your reasons. |  |
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| New shirt sponsor on 15:57 - Jun 22 with 1696 views | CroydonCaptJack |
Social Housing provider v Gambling Company - surely that is a no-brainer.
Well, for most of us it seems. Those of the non point-scoring amongst us
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| New shirt sponsor on 16:02 - Jun 22 with 1674 views | Phildo |
The company does not have a lot of trading behind it accounts wise and the website is fairly sketchy on future developments. Looks like the main guy used to be a criminal barrister which is by no means a route to riches these days. bit of an odd one. lottery winner? |  | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 16:08 - Jun 22 with 1620 views | wombat |
| New shirt sponsor on 16:02 - Jun 22 by Phildo |
The company does not have a lot of trading behind it accounts wise and the website is fairly sketchy on future developments. Looks like the main guy used to be a criminal barrister which is by no means a route to riches these days. bit of an odd one. lottery winner? |
glad its not another betting company but if the paper are right a property developer isnt going to be fairing to well in the coming months if the bubble does indeed burst in london on property prices |  |
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| New shirt sponsor on 16:18 - Jun 22 with 1586 views | Hunterhoop |
| New shirt sponsor on 16:02 - Jun 22 by Phildo |
The company does not have a lot of trading behind it accounts wise and the website is fairly sketchy on future developments. Looks like the main guy used to be a criminal barrister which is by no means a route to riches these days. bit of an odd one. lottery winner? |
Obtained investment, so presumably this is just money earmarked as Marketing in the P&L, the source of which is PE most likely. | | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 16:25 - Jun 22 with 1554 views | CroydonCaptJack |
| New shirt sponsor on 16:02 - Jun 22 by Phildo |
The company does not have a lot of trading behind it accounts wise and the website is fairly sketchy on future developments. Looks like the main guy used to be a criminal barrister which is by no means a route to riches these days. bit of an odd one. lottery winner? |
Yes, if you look for more info on the sites it takes you back to the front of that section again which is a bit odd. I am guessing that clients will be HAs or Councils rather than private individuals if it is Social Housing but they do look early in the cycle at the moment. It appears he has received investment to set up the business so must have a good plan or is well connected. Having worked for a housing developer they do require significant funding as all the money gets tied up in land and build costs initially. It takes a lot of developments to get cash rich and even then as they get bigger more cash is invested back into land etc. | | | |
| New shirt sponsor on 16:26 - Jun 22 with 1550 views | Lblock |
Absolute fair play to the fella.
Local lad who has made good and sponsoring the club he clearly loves.
It’s win win for him as he’s clearly worked hard, taken risks and they’ve paid off so now he can feel a bigger part of the R’s, have some fun along the way and in a tax efficient manner.
QPR benefit clearly and it’s two locals helping each other.
Hope the new shirts do him justice |  |
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| New shirt sponsor on 16:34 - Jun 22 with 1488 views | danehoop |
| New shirt sponsor on 13:27 - Jun 22 by BazzaInTheLoft |
The push for Luxury property development is the main reason that the Grenfell survivors remain unhoused and that legislation covering safety and cladding was cut.
That’s before we get to gentrification and pushing life long working class Londoners out of the city.
It’s poisonous and I’m very disappointed our club is associated with it. Makes us look two faced. [Post edited 22 Jun 2022 13:30]
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No Baz, just no.
Its a property developer that focuses on social housing (with no developments currently in London, let alone in Hammersmith or Kensington and Chels**t). Its unique selling point in a crowded market is quite the reverse of you talking points of the day, it apparently focuses on creating quality tech supported homes, rather than cheap stack em up quick boxes that many property developers do.
I like what you do Baz and have sympathy with much of where you come from, but that is just poor and lazy. |  |
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