Admin watch - QPR

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

I never want to see a club go out of business as, ultimately, it's the fans who lose out.

BUT I REALLY want them to go down, just to see what happens. I'm WELL curious.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

I never want to see a club go out of business as, ultimately, it's the fans who lose out.

BUT I REALLY want them to go down, just to see what happens. I'm WELL curious.

I can only 'DO' aways at London clubs(missus hates footie) so hope this happens

 

[TheMajor]

Harry is certainly doing it the "Palace" way

Why? is the away stand awash in piss?

 

[MJsGhost]

They have a slight chance of staying up now so not all doom and gloom and if they win Saturday against Sunderland might be the start of the great escape

The way they're spending money, I'm not even sure staying up will save them. Those 5 signings since the start of the season I'd imagine will be on an average of c £75k per week, so there's £20m extra on their wage bill for a start. Old wheeler dealer will be set for a massive bonus if they do stay up too.

I pity the fans as I would be very surprised if they don't got the way of Pompey, whether they stay up or not

 

[Fef]

If they do get relegated, it'll be interesting to see how they get on with the Financial Fair Play regulations in the Championship.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

If they do get relegated, it'll be interesting to see how they get on with the Financial Fair Play regulations in the Championship.

Aren't they exempt for a couple of years because of the parachute payments?

 

[Peever]

If they stay up they will be saved only cause tv rev is going up nearly 30 million pound next season