Are QPR bringing a full allocation of fans?

[jimharri]

How come I've not read one article by a journalist, football pundit or financial expert criticising QPR for "buying survival?"

A club with a support less than that of Bolton, Blackburn or West Brom, yet they've spent getting on for £50m in the past couple of years, money they clearly couldn't have generated though their own revenues.

Should they survive tomorrow, will we be reading The Guardian berating them for ruining football?

I think they should be kicked out for inflating fees and wages of the relegation pack of clubs. It's all so bloody unfair...

''Agenda''™

 

[Slicker than Sommeil]

How come I've not read one article by a journalist, football pundit or financial expert criticising QPR for "buying survival?"

A club with a support less than that of Bolton, Blackburn or West Brom, yet they've spent getting on for £50m in the past couple of years, money they clearly couldn't have generated though their own revenues.

Should they survive tomorrow, will we be reading The Guardian berating them for ruining football?

I think they should be kicked out for inflating fees and wages of the relegation pack of clubs. It's all so bloody unfair...

Hear Hear!

 

[Deleted member 14625]

i would rather have bolton stay up then qpr

Bolton are shit.

so are qpr, £20 cheaper tickets, 2000+ extra fans, -380 miles.

Or a night out around Shephard's Bush?!