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The most successful period in our history was when we were run by a used car salesman.
So George Cole's Arthur Daley could be a good fit. He's certainly very West London. Although he might turn the Forever R's Bar into the Winchester Club, and he might be a bit too old for our young CEO who seems to enjoy currying favour with da yoot.
Maybe the original George Cole wideboy would be a better fit:
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What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 06:45 - Mar 4 with 2531 views
I’ve put the word out - anyone that’s seriously wealthy AND injured should apply for a job with no salary and a bunch of expenses with no sign of a return.
Maybe we can send Nourry on Dragons Den to pitch the idea.
Those possessed by devils, try and keep them under control a bit, can't you ?
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What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 10:10 - Mar 4 with 2334 views
What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 10:10 - Mar 4 by CateLeBonR
All the money in the world won't prevent hammies from pinging. I propose specialist and Rangers fan Dr Xand.
I like Dr Xand, please keep him away from the curse of Loftus Road. There is no former player or celebrity that our club couldn't destroy the reputation of!
Anyway, I know its a bit of fun, but the point is moot. Jeff Besos could get on board, but it doesn't help the club under the current P&S rules, unless he got AMazon to sponsor the shirts for £1Bn, which is probably going to break the rules, like Stoke do with Bet365...
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What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 11:41 - Mar 4 with 2196 views
Not the money, its the rules allowing you to spend the money that is the problem.
Wrexham currently have an income inflated by their show I guess. We could launch our own show using the Four Year Plan as the pilot. Not sure it would be a Netflix seller though, seasons 2 to 11 and they've finished 16th again?
There was that funny season 8 where Mick Beale had a cameo followed by that dull northern bloke. The last two seasons have been shit and mainly focus on the ever growing treatment room and the Teams calls with the head of performance physio & well-being.
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What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 17:49 - Mar 4 with 1795 views
What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 15:29 - Mar 4 by Toast_R
Not the money, its the rules allowing you to spend the money that is the problem.
Wrexham currently have an income inflated by their show I guess. We could launch our own show using the Four Year Plan as the pilot. Not sure it would be a Netflix seller though, seasons 2 to 11 and they've finished 16th again?
There was that funny season 8 where Mick Beale had a cameo followed by that dull northern bloke. The last two seasons have been shit and mainly focus on the ever growing treatment room and the Teams calls with the head of performance physio & well-being.
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Dream team of Victoria Coren Mitchell and Pete Docherty?
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What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 17:51 - Mar 4 with 1787 views
What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 15:29 - Mar 4 by Toast_R
Not the money, its the rules allowing you to spend the money that is the problem.
Wrexham currently have an income inflated by their show I guess. We could launch our own show using the Four Year Plan as the pilot. Not sure it would be a Netflix seller though, seasons 2 to 11 and they've finished 16th again?
There was that funny season 8 where Mick Beale had a cameo followed by that dull northern bloke. The last two seasons have been shit and mainly focus on the ever growing treatment room and the Teams calls with the head of performance physio & well-being.
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I don't think I've got this wrong, but I'm sure that Kieran Maguire said that the football club don't get any revenue from the show. Reynolds and McElhenney have brought in a lot of sponsorship for the club from the USA.
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What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 19:17 - Mar 4 with 1617 views
What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 18:09 - Mar 4 by SimonD
I don't think I've got this wrong, but I'm sure that Kieran Maguire said that the football club don't get any revenue from the show. Reynolds and McElhenney have brought in a lot of sponsorship for the club from the USA.
So indirecly then. The show has brought their venture to the attention of Americans and stoked a lot of interest and sponsorship deals. Good on them.
I guess Tony Fernandes tried it on to a degree in the Asian market with us, the only problem was, everthing he touched football wise, turned to shit.
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What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 19:44 - Mar 4 with 1572 views
What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 15:29 - Mar 4 by Toast_R
Not the money, its the rules allowing you to spend the money that is the problem.
Wrexham currently have an income inflated by their show I guess. We could launch our own show using the Four Year Plan as the pilot. Not sure it would be a Netflix seller though, seasons 2 to 11 and they've finished 16th again?
There was that funny season 8 where Mick Beale had a cameo followed by that dull northern bloke. The last two seasons have been shit and mainly focus on the ever growing treatment room and the Teams calls with the head of performance physio & well-being.
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Wrexham will hit a ceiling soon and I'm not sure where the ratings come from then when their plastic online fan base realises they aren't winning the prem and the champions league (but they might still cling to hopes for the world cup or euros...).
There's a couple of people at work here with no prior interest in football who suddenly "support" Disney FC, still believing its some sort of underdog fairytale, but Aussies are notorious for vanishing when any team they support stops winning. No fire drills required as they don't even turn up!
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What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 22:11 - Mar 4 with 1425 views
What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 10:24 - Mar 5 by SimonD
Just to put some numbers to this, for the season 2023/24
QPR sponsorship and advertising: up from £2.21m to £3.57m
Wrexham (in League 2) sponsorship and advertising: £13.2m
That doesn't surprise me at all.
The naming rights of Loftus Road is worth £1.2m over 3 years. I don't know how much other FL clubs get for their stadium naming rights , but £400k a year doesn't seem a lot to me.
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What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 12:57 - Mar 5 with 893 views
What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 12:23 - Mar 5 by 7374Ranger
That doesn't surprise me at all.
The naming rights of Loftus Road is worth £1.2m over 3 years. I don't know how much other FL clubs get for their stadium naming rights , but £400k a year doesn't seem a lot to me.
I guess there has to be some due diligence around this to show that the sponsorship is in line with the "market rate" Otherwise we see the owners indirectly sponsoring the ground, like Man City or Stoke
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What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 14:57 - Mar 5 with 804 views
What celebrity could help financially for QPR ? on 12:57 - Mar 5 by nick_hammersmith
I guess there has to be some due diligence around this to show that the sponsorship is in line with the "market rate" Otherwise we see the owners indirectly sponsoring the ground, like Man City or Stoke
Yes, but I don't recall either of those clubs being punished for inflated sponsorship deals.
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