Boutique club???

[ahR]

One assumes that the new owners will now bury this ridiculous concept once and for all...... What do you think???

[Kirill]

Well the dismal sales of "boutique" items in the club shop alone should be an indicator enough that this was ill-conceived.

[indianalondon]

In a way we are a boutique club. Just not quite in the way they envisaged it.

[Devon Park Ranger]

No more mention of us being a 'project' either.... Happy days

[ahR]

Hmmm...

In a way we are a boutique club. Just not quite in the way they envisaged it.

Specialist or individualistic maybe but not boutique as it conjures up so many poncey images....

Dare say there is a whole raft of adjectives that could be used other than boutique....

[RussRanger]

Mark Chapman said on 5Live that when you enter Loftus Road (The Players, executive bit in S.A. Road, I presume?) There is a QPR badge that has "Boutique Club" underneath, apparently?

[indianalondon]

Mark Chapman said on 5Live that when you enter Loftus Road (The Players, executive bit in S.A. Road, I presume?) There is a QPR badge that has "Boutique Club" underneath, apparently?

Yeah, I've a photo of it somewhere...relates to the c-club entrance and where you can buy trainers and watches etc etc

[Tarbie]

I think the phrases "Boutique Football" and "Boutique Club" should be banned from this day forward!!!

[Stanley]

One assumes that the new owners will now bury this ridiculous concept once and for all...... What do you think???

Tony and Amit buried it yesterday when saying they want to make the club affordable again for the long-standing supporters. Actively wanting to engage with the fans...Could you imagine T&C putting their twitter accounts on the offish like Tony and Amit have done?

[Bluehoop]

Tony and Amit buried it yesterday when saying they want to make the club affordable again for the long-standing supporters. Actively wanting to engage with the fans...Could you imagine T&C putting their twitter accounts on the offish like Tony and Amit have done?

That's spot on Stanley.
No longer the boutique club where rich people go to watch football - note to Flabby - they never really did did they you twot - and that's because, despite everything, football is still a working man's game and you will never take it away from us.