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It’s a no brainer. We have to do all we can to stay in the borough. We have missed so many opportunities over the years. QPR is not just about us and the here and now. We have to think about the future. We need a ground that can be enjoyed by future generations for another 100 years. You wouldn’t just stay in your own house and do nothing to it and just watch crumble and fall away. We have grown as a club. We have got the training ground which is only getting better. We now need the stadium and Old Oak can give us that.
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Should QPR go for the CarGiant Site? on 08:45 - Apr 15 with 3075 views
Perplexed why there is an option No love Loftus Road and I'll rather dig down, the subject has been discussed till the proverbial cows come home, as far as I can remember people with good knowledge of the construction industry have said it's a non starter.
Like many people I absolutely love Loftus Road and don't want us to move BUT I can see that for the club to progress we need a new stadium, we have to bite the bullet and move to a more modern stadium with better facilities.
Price is the same as 4 years and 2 months of what the owners have been paying to keep our heads above water. How long have they been doing this? 2, 3 years now?
When you reach the place beyond thoughts, the only thing you'll find is love and the only purpose of life becomes to ease the suffering of others.
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Should QPR go for the CarGiant Site? on 10:08 - Apr 15 with 2920 views
Should QPR go for the CarGiant Site? on 09:40 - Apr 15 by DaBurgh
Price is the same as 4 years and 2 months of what the owners have been paying to keep our heads above water. How long have they been doing this? 2, 3 years now?
The owners have been financially supporting QPR since they took over from Tango and Cash. Back in 2019, it was calculated that the owners had pumped nearly a quarter of a billion (£244m) into the club, most of which was to cover operating losses of £139m.
Then, in the same year, there was the FFP fine of £17m plus costs of £3m, with payments spread over 10 years. The owners pledged to pay that.
There will be more to it than the above, but these are some figures I've noted.
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Should QPR go for the CarGiant Site? on 11:54 - Apr 15 with 2776 views
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