With us moving back to the area. Maybe it could be converted into a museum or something?
Big article about it in The Sunday Times this mornng.
Big article about it in The Sunday Times this mornng.
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Great idea. I hope someone could tweet Tony about this? Be a great touch of heritage to keep at the club - going back to the origins as HammersmithR said. Though at the price of a Championship player signing of £1.8 million, would it be possible? Would be a great action by QPR. Maybe have it as a Community Office/Museum/Club Shop?With us moving back to the area. Maybe it could be converted into a museum or something?
Big article about it in The Sunday Times this mornng.
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It'll probably end up as chicken cottage
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That sure isn't St Judes.
St. Judes is in Third Avenue (even though they say Ilbert Street) and had a blue plaque attached back in 2011
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I'm aware of that. I was there that day. St Jude's Hall is now up for sale. It has been converted into apartments. Was in The Times yesterday.First game: Arsenal vs Queen's Park Rangers at Highbury, Saturday 17th November 1984.Comment
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Yeah, could house all our trophies and silverware.........With us moving back to the area. Maybe it could be converted into a museum or something?
Big article about it in The Sunday Times this mornng.
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