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QPR Hall of Fame 18:54 - Jul 6 with 9412 viewsWokingR

If QPR had a Hall of Fame who would you put in it and why?
I'm choosing 2 because it was my idea and if I agree with both your suggestion and reason I will update the list to include it

Bobby Zamora - For that goal
Shaun Wright Phillips - contentious I know but for that goal away to Chelsea

Ian Holloway - For giving us back our pride - MedwayR
Gary Bannister - 2 hatricks against Chelsea - Loftboy
Jim Gregory - Built the club - QPR1882
Mick Leach - Always gave his best - Sudbury_Hill_R
Steve Palmer - Ollies Voice - EssexTaxiBoy
Gerry Francis - England Captain - Peter Hucker
Mike Keen - Cup Winning Captain - BucksRanger
Sir Les Ferdinand - God - qprmick
Trevor Sinclair - Overhead Kick - HantsR
Adel Taraabt - Best player most of us have seen - Ingeminate
Simon Stainrod - Cooler than Ian Curtis - Discodroid
Terry Venables - Not too Shabby - The Blob
Dennis Bailey - Old Trafford Hatrick - Saxbend
Clive Wilson - We was Brilliant - daveB
Gareth Ainsworth - Goals against Rushden - cyprus_mel
James Cowans - Managerial Record - ade_qpr
Paul Furlong - Hero - Snipper
Don Givens - Good Header - SingingDetective
Gary Penrice - For his Tache alone - ballbag


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QPR Hall of Fame on 19:54 - Jul 6 with 5936 viewswombat

Easy
Alan mc
Stan Bowles
Rodney marsh

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QPR Hall of Fame on 20:09 - Jul 6 with 5910 viewsMedwayR

This is something that the club should consider for the new stadium, maybe one for each year (128/132 to date) or decade (only 13) the club has existed. I'm sure we could come up with plenty of worthy players, managers, chairmen/directors, staff, fans etc.

Oh, and Ian Holloway for giving us back our pride at the lowest point I've ever known at QPR.
[Post edited 6 Jul 2014 20:11]

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QPR Hall of Fame on 20:20 - Jul 6 with 5892 viewsNov77

bobble z, Swp and hollowhead in a qpr hall of fame?



Can I nominate Ernie Howe as our greatest ever centre half, and rachid harkouk as our best striker?
[Post edited 6 Jul 2014 20:20]

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QPR Hall of Fame on 20:22 - Jul 6 with 5882 viewsrongould

Alec Stock
Tony Ingham
Evelyn Henry Lintott
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QPR Hall of Fame on 20:25 - Jul 6 with 5875 viewsWokingR

QPR Hall of Fame on 19:54 - Jul 6 by wombat

Easy
Alan mc
Stan Bowles
Rodney marsh


You can only choose one and I need your reason
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QPR Hall of Fame on 20:28 - Jul 6 with 5869 viewsWokingR

QPR Hall of Fame on 20:22 - Jul 6 by rongould

Alec Stock
Tony Ingham
Evelyn Henry Lintott


Same goes for you Rongould
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QPR Hall of Fame on 22:05 - Jul 6 with 5792 viewsloftboy

Gary Bannister, two hat tricks against the scum nuff said

favourite cheese mature Cheddar. FFS there is no such thing as the EPL
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QPR Hall of Fame on 22:08 - Jul 6 with 5785 viewsWatford_Ranger

Carl Leaburn should be in there. A God amongst men.
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QPR Hall of Fame on 22:08 - Jul 6 with 5785 viewsingeminate

QPR Hall of Fame on 22:05 - Jul 6 by loftboy

Gary Bannister, two hat tricks against the scum nuff said


I'd stick in the moody Moroccan maverick, from 86 to date I've enjoyed watching him the most.

If not actually disgruntled, he was far from being gruntled. PG Wodehouse
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QPR Hall of Fame on 22:12 - Jul 6 with 5777 viewsBazzaInTheLoft

QPR Hall of Fame on 20:22 - Jul 6 by rongould

Alec Stock
Tony Ingham
Evelyn Henry Lintott


Evelyn Lintott. A truely unknown hero. What a life / career he had yet few QPR would have heard of him. Needs a statue!
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QPR Hall of Fame on 22:15 - Jul 6 with 5770 viewsQPR1882

Jim Gregory (football chairman)

James Arthur "Jimmy Boy" Gregory (born Hammersmith, London 19 January 1928 died 1998), was a former English Football club Director and Chairman.

He was brought up in the Shepherd's Bush area and was a childhood QPR supporter. His father ran a fish stall and in 1942 at the age of 14 when his father went into the army he took over the running of the stall.When Gregory senior came back from the War, Jim set up his own buying and selling business.In the early 1950s he entered the second-hand car business, setting up on a Hammersmith bombsite.By the end of the 1950s he had bought 3 acres (12,000 m2) in Hounslow and set up "Gregory's Motordome" (which could possibly be seen as a forerunner of the car supermarkets we see today). Further businesses were acquired and sold and in late 1964 he joined the QPR board.

He became Chairman a few months later in early 1965. When he took over at Loftus Road, the South Africa Road side of the ground consisted of a muddy bank and crowds were low. Gregory's enthusiasm and money - he would invest millions - soon however brought a great run of success. The manager at the time, Alec Stock, was building a young and dynamic team and one of Gregory's early deals in conjunction with Stock helped to add the final piece in the jigsaw.This was the signing from Fulham of Rodney Marsh for £15,000 in 1966.

Over the coming seasons QPR would achieve three promotions and also win the League Cup in 1967. Gregory also modernised the stadium, financing the building of two new stands on the South Africa Road and Ellerslie Road sides of the ground. In 1987 after advice from doctors to slow down he sold QPR to Marler Estates, a property company run by the then Fulham Chairman David Bulstrode.
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QPR Hall of Fame on 22:23 - Jul 6 with 5762 viewsSudbury_Hill_R

I've said it before on other links and I will say it again.

Mick Leach. An absolute professional who always gave his best in an R's shirt. Never moaned, played in several positions and scored some important and cracking goals. Sure, there were plenty other more skilful players around him but he oppitomised what a dedicated footballer should be.

RIP Mick.
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QPR Hall of Fame on 22:28 - Jul 6 with 5747 viewsdavman

QPR Hall of Fame on 20:20 - Jul 6 by Nov77

bobble z, Swp and hollowhead in a qpr hall of fame?



Can I nominate Ernie Howe as our greatest ever centre half, and rachid harkouk as our best striker?
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Christ, with a comment like that about Ian Holloway; were you even a fan when we got relegated to the third tier?

Seven players, no hope and a one way ticket to oblivion. Say what you like about his final few months (I might not disagree), but that journey from the brinks of despair back to 'our level' as a club (The Championship) was f-in epic.

He was an under-rated water carrier for Super Ray too as a player...

Can we go out yet?
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QPR Hall of Fame on 22:32 - Jul 6 with 5737 viewsHollowayRanger

cesar for being the first QPR world cup winner!



that should see Germany in the final

Listen to the band play!
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QPR Hall of Fame on 22:56 - Jul 6 with 5702 viewsessextaxiboy

Manager .....Ollie ... I felt like I was in the team .

Player Steve Palmer.. not the best player but was Ollies voice on the field , gave everything every week . got us back in the championship then faded away again . The 5th goal in 100 plus heat against Blackpool 1st game of the season .... magnificient
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QPR Hall of Fame on 23:03 - Jul 6 with 5697 viewsPeterHucker

can't believe nobody's mentioned Gerry yet!
Magnificent player, captain of our best ever team and the only QPR player to ever captain England. Did very well as our manager too and he's Rangers through and through.
Him and Alan McDonald would get my vote.
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QPR Hall of Fame on 23:21 - Jul 6 with 5679 viewsBucksRanger

Mike Keen - the Bobby Moore of the 3rd Division and captain of the League Cup winning team of '67.
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QPR Hall of Fame on 02:44 - Jul 7 with 5653 viewsDylanP

Players:
Stan Bowles
Rodney Marsh
Gerry Francis
Clive Allen
Alan McDonald
Les Ferdinand

Managers:
Dave Sexton
Alec Stock
Terry Venables

Owners:
Jim Gregory

That'd be a pretty good start

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QPR Hall of Fame on 03:24 - Jul 7 with 5643 viewsFredManRave

OK. I'll bite.

To suggest that SWP should be in a QPR Hall of Fame is utterly absurd.

And that's not even, imo, IAF.


I've got the Power.
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QPR Hall of Fame on 04:45 - Jul 7 with 5632 viewsBazzaInTheLoft

QPR Hall of Fame on 02:44 - Jul 7 by DylanP

Players:
Stan Bowles
Rodney Marsh
Gerry Francis
Clive Allen
Alan McDonald
Les Ferdinand

Managers:
Dave Sexton
Alec Stock
Terry Venables

Owners:
Jim Gregory

That'd be a pretty good start


Manager wise, no Gerry Francis?
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QPR Hall of Fame on 05:27 - Jul 7 with 5626 viewsWatford_Ranger

Jamie Pollock, Chris Carr, Richard Keogh
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QPR Hall of Fame on 06:52 - Jul 7 with 5604 viewsqprmick

Les Ferdinand, without him we nearly faded into obscurity we suffered for years without him.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Ferdinand
80 goals from 163, hope Charlie can emulate him.
[Post edited 7 Jul 2014 7:13]

Qprmick

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QPR Hall of Fame on 07:51 - Jul 7 with 5578 viewsWokingR

QPR Hall of Fame on 22:12 - Jul 6 by BazzaInTheLoft

Evelyn Lintott. A truely unknown hero. What a life / career he had yet few QPR would have heard of him. Needs a statue!


Enlighten me
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QPR Hall of Fame on 07:56 - Jul 7 with 5574 viewsWokingR

QPR Hall of Fame on 02:44 - Jul 7 by DylanP

Players:
Stan Bowles
Rodney Marsh
Gerry Francis
Clive Allen
Alan McDonald
Les Ferdinand

Managers:
Dave Sexton
Alec Stock
Terry Venables

Owners:
Jim Gregory

That'd be a pretty good start


Just one and a reason please Dylan
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QPR Hall of Fame on 07:59 - Jul 7 with 5569 viewsWokingR

QPR Hall of Fame on 03:24 - Jul 7 by FredManRave

OK. I'll bite.

To suggest that SWP should be in a QPR Hall of Fame is utterly absurd.

And that's not even, imo, IAF.



I agree with you 100%
The quicker he f*cks off the better
Except for the one night and that one goal.
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