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I think what you have to bear in mind is that it isn't a 40,000 seater just for football. You'll probably find that 25,000 will be for match days and the rest will be for other events to bring in more income.
I think it is a great idea as we need other outlets to impove QPR, so onwards and upwards.Comment
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Putting in a transfer request today to move to the old oak common crossrail site, would be a good job working on that
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Small family club like QPR---------------Small tinpot club trying to make out they are a big club like Fulham---------------Big club with sh1t fans like Chelsea
Which one of them 3 would you prefer? grass is always greener and all that....Comment
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cant wait to sit in a soulless stadium ,surrounded by empty seats ,in North london ,
Anyway once the place has been built we COULD be evicted a la Coventry and the inconvenience of QPR can be forgotton ,to make way for the main event ,One Direction in concert ,40 ,000 screaming fans ,and a shopping centre to boot ,,,,,i`m not saying this WILL happen ,but we should go into everything with our eyes open, our 14000 home fans in the Championship are not going to sustain a 40,000 stadium ,worrying times.............Rangers,Scooters ,Tunes and TrainersComment
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Agree Vesp..worrying times.cant wait to sit in a soulless stadium ,surrounded by empty seats ,in North london ,
Anyway once the place has been built we COULD be evicted a la Coventry and the inconvenience of QPR can be forgotton ,to make way for the main event ,One Direction in concert ,40 ,000 screaming fans ,and a shopping centre to boot ,,,,,i`m not saying this WILL happen ,but we should go into everything with our eyes open, our 14000 home fans in the Championship are not going to sustain a 40,000 stadium ,worrying times.............Comment
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stadium too big we'll never fill it?should be 32.000 max with provision to build on at a later date, model it like southampton great new stadium 33.000 aslo Reading have built theirs 30 odd thousand but with scope to go bigger should they need it.Comment
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I'm delighted.
It's finally happening. After months of maybes, maybe nots, TF's a chancer, TF's actually Jesus - its happening. NOW is the time to stick together and move forward as a club. We have a 40k stadium coming, lets embrace it. COYR's!Comment
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Well said, and not only that it actually looks like a futuristic homage to loftus road.
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Have you been to Wigan , Huddersfield, Bolton, Middleborough, Sunderland etc etc great stadiums BUT HALF EMPTY ..........I think what you have to bear in mind is that it isn't a 40,000 seater just for football. You'll probably find that 25,000 will be for match days and the rest will be for
other events to bring in more income.
I think it is a great idea as we need other outlets to impove QPR, so onwards and upwards.
By the way we aren't a cooperative, this isn't a profit share enterprise the extra income goes straight to Uncle Tony et al while we are left to enjoy our 25k matchday experience rattling around the new music arena, BUT don't forget if we do get back to the 'promised land' we get to look forward to being overrun by 20,000 Cockney Reds or worse still Chelsea !Last edited by NW_Hoopz; 13-12-2013, 10:06 AM."Steve, do you think 25k is a good option when there are indications that within four years, new stadiums on average have increased attendances of 60%?
For us that would mean around 29k."
QPR Richard 16-12-2013 10.08pmComment
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Does it really matter if there is an upper tier or two empty? Seriously?Have you been to Wigan , Huddersfield, Bolton, Middleborough, Sunderland etc etc great stadiums BUT HALF EMPTY ..........
By the way we aren't a cooperative, this isn't a profit share enterprise the extra income goes straight to Uncle Tony et al while we are left to enjoy our 25k matchday experience rattling around the new music arena, BUT don't forget if we do get back to the 'promised land'Comment
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