Just been taken over. Time to invite them back to LR and begin the plans Phil Beard has talked about us becoming a multi-sports venue?
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Last edited by QPR Richard; 29-06-2012, 11:57 AM.Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Tags: None -
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If we are seroius about finishing as high as possible then this could have a negative impact as it will:
- Ruin the Pitch
- Effect any rescheduling off postponed games
- Stop us training on it in bad weather if needed
Which could effect our form
NO No from me, we need to use this for other entertainment which protects the team.
BruceOne for all.... and all for oneComment
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Yep, all all for stadiums being financially versatile , concerts, boxing, even a ground share with a football club, but Rugby? No way..If we are seroius about finishing as high as possible then this could have a negative impact as it will:
- Ruin the Pitch
- Effect any rescheduling off postponed games
- Stop us training on it in bad weather if needed
Which could effect our form
NO No from me, we need to use this for other entertainment which protects the team.
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Tricky one. One one hand we need to protect our pitch, on the other hand we need to increase revenue.Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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Kept the faith!Comment
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No from me too.
I thought the multi sports venue was referring to any new stadium and not Loftus Road.
QPR need to build a new stadium and can include other money raising facilities rather than sharing with a Rugby club. And if QPR want it to include other sports, how about building a complex next to it, for sports like Snooker, Darts, Boxing.
As for Loftus Road, the pitch needs protecting otherwise it will cut up and QPR will not be able to play any decent football on it.Comment
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Not Rugby though, aren't Wasps attendances dismal as well?I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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I spoke to a couple of wasps fans earlier in the year and they said they would prefer to play in London. They reckoned it was good for them to play at LR.
As to them returning and the damage to our pitch, the stadium is currently being used 19 times for EPL matches plus a couple of cup games. Even if you factored in a dozen or so other events, the stadium is empty for 330 days a year. That's 330 days when the stadium isn't earning a penny.Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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It's probably only them two that turn up.I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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Well put sir!I spoke to a couple of wasps fans earlier in the year and they said they would prefer to play in London. They reckoned it was good for them to play at LR.
As to them returning and the damage to our pitch, the stadium is currently being used 19 times for EPL matches plus a couple of cup games. Even if you factored in a dozen or so other events, the stadium is empty for 330 days a year. That's 330 days when the stadium isn't earning a penny.Kept the faith!Comment
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True the stadium is not used on these days, but it's primary use is to play football on it, and good football cannot be played on a bad pitch. Playing rugby games on it would damage the playing surface which could have a disatrous effect on QPR's performances.I spoke to a couple of wasps fans earlier in the year and they said they would prefer to play in London. They reckoned it was good for them to play at LR.
As to them returning and the damage to our pitch, the stadium is currently being used 19 times for EPL matches plus a couple of cup games. Even if you factored in a dozen or so other events, the stadium is empty for 330 days a year. That's 330 days when the stadium isn't earning a penny.
QPR does not need Wasps RUFC back.
Apart from the pitch issues, it would also bring back bad memories of the Chris Wright era that nearly saw the end of QPR as a football club.Comment
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