Would you want the club to spend £600k on a parade?

[Morris]

Yes/no?

[JeanD]

Take the 600K and put it towards our fine.

[WeAreQPR12]

Where did u pluck that figure from morris?

[vblockranger]

Take the 600K and put it towards our fine.

[BuzsakyIsGod]

I don't understand why the fans are moaning. We have celebrated our success. Isn't that enough?

[IsleworthRanger]

No

But I doubt a parade would cost more then £10,000 would it as its only the cleaners required isnt it and the hire of some barriers near road junctions I would have thought?

Police and ambulance crews working anyway!

[WeAreQPR12]

I don't understand why the fans are moaning. We have celebrated our success. Isn't that enough?

U don't drink so its very hard for u to understand.

[BuzsakyIsGod]

U don't drink so its very hard for u to understand.

True but still we have had ages to celebrate. I wouldn't have been able to go go the parade anyway due to placement. So I'm not bothered at all.

["The Housewifes Choice"]

But Warnock has generally kept faith with the players who won promotion, with the majority of his first-team starters given a chance to be part of the club's Premier League plans.

Meanwhile, Rangers confirmed they would not be holding a parade to celebrate their Championship-winning season. And Sportsmail can reveal one of the key reasons behind the decision is that the event would have cost close to £600,000.
No parade: QPR opted against forking out £600,000 to celebrate their Championship win

The cost of policing, hiring an event management firm and paying for road closures sent the price soaring.

[WeAreQPR12]

Thanks housewife but its just not true, also says hall will be on his way out and with our current defence that is highly unlikely

[IsleworthRanger]

But Warnock has generally kept faith with the players who won promotion, with the majority of his first-team starters given a chance to be part of the club's Premier League plans.

Meanwhile, Rangers confirmed they would not be holding a parade to celebrate their Championship-winning season. And Sportsmail can reveal one of the key reasons behind the decision is that the event would have cost close to £600,000.
No parade: QPR opted against forking out £600,000 to celebrate their Championship win

The cost of policing, hiring an event management firm and paying for road closures sent the price soaring.

A road closure order in Hounslow costs £25,the Police work anyway and I doubt there would be any riots to justify drafting 100s more officers in so the event company must be looking for a very big wedge indeed

[Jeffro]

A road closure order in Hounslow costs £25,the Police work anyway and I doubt there would be any riots to justify drafting 100s more officers in so the event company must be looking for a very big wedge indeed

Really..

Back in our late prem days and early 2000's Rangers had to pay £18,000 on a match day to close SAR. Thats why we stopped doing it for a while!

[EYR]

Let it go we're up thats all that matters especially after the last few weeks.

[IsleworthRanger]

Really..

Back in our late prem days and early 2000's Rangers had to pay £18,000 on a match day to close SAR. Thats why we stopped doing it for a while!

Well it may have gone up a couple of pounds in the last 12 months but that was the rate in my previous life

[IsleworthRanger]

Let it go we're up thats all that matters especially after the last few weeks.

Wel said