QPR striker Loic Remy arrested on suspicion of rape
Queens Park Rangers striker Loic Remy has been arrested, along with his cousin and a friend, on suspicion of rape.
PFA chief: Barton "deserves to be heavily sanctioned"
Gordon Taylor has criticised QPR's Joey Barton following his red card on Sunday.
Joey Barton apologises after red card
QPR midfielder Joey Barton has apologised after he was sent off during yesterday's match at Manchester City.
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QPR make enormous losses
QPR have been revealed as the biggest losers in English football with annual figures disclosing a wage bill higher than Champions League finalists Borussia Dortmund and bigger losses than Manchester City.
QPR lost £65.4million last season, when the club was relegated from the Premier League, while their debt almost doubled to £177million after the club.
No other club in English football lost more money last season - City reported losses of £51million and Chelsea of £49.4million. But while both the top-flight clubs have had impressive increases in turnover, QPR's fell to a meager £60.6million.
Squirrel invades pitch during QPR game
The game between Queens Park Rangers and Leicester was delayed for a few minutes after a squirrel invaded the pitch!
The animal seemed quite happy running around until he was chased away by Leicester striker David Nugent.
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Squirrel stops play during QPR and Leicester game
A Squirrel pitch invades at Loftus Road today, causing the match to be stopped.. http://t.co/olVmourJaq
New QPR stadium- more pictures released
Queens Park Rangers have released more images showing the new 40,000 seat stadium planned for West London.
New QPR stadium planned for Old Oak Common
Queens Park Rangers football club have unveiled their plans to build a 40,000 seat stadium at Old Oak Common.
The club says discussions with local councils and the Mayor's office have been ongoing, linking the project with plans for thousands of new homes and a station for the new Crossrail line.
New players make QPR squad
QPR manager Harry Rednapp has revealed the club's two new players, Tom Carroll and Matt Phillips, will be part of tomorrow's squad taking on Birmingham. The other two last-minute signings, Benoit Assou-Ekotto and Niko Kranjcar, will still be sidelined as they recover from injuries.
Redknapp did however hint he'd be happy to take Emmanuel Adebayor onboard, if Spurs would loan him out.
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West Brom target QPR keeper
QPR are reportedly taking enquiries from West Bromwich Albion over their Brazilian keeper Julio Cesar.
Talks between the clubs are believed to be at an early stage, but a loan deal could be on the cards.
QPR bid to sign Carroll
QPR have launched a bid to sign Tottenham's Tom Carroll and Benoit Assou-Ekotto on loan, according to reports from Press Association Sport.
Left-back Assou-Ekotto is out of favour at Tottenham and is yet to feature in any of the club's games so far this season.
Carroll, meanwhile, has seen his first-team opportunities diminish following the £100 million spending spree that has seen midfielders Christian Eriksen, Erik Lamela, Etienne Capoue and Paulinho arrive at White Hart Lane.
Former Spurs boss Harry Redknapp now wants to be reunited with the pair as he aims to take his new club back in to the Barclays Premier League.He faces stiff competition for Carroll, though, as two top-flight clubs are understood to be interested in taking the England Under-21 international on loan
Redknapp has also been linked with a move for Tottenham striker Emmanuel Adebayor, but it is understood that the west London club have not made a bid for the Togo striker due to his huge wages.
London teams in action on Saturday
Championship
Bolton V Reading
Charlton V Middlesbrough
Huddersfield V QPR
Ipswich V Millwall
Watford V Bournemouth
League One
Brentford V Sheffield United
Leyton Orient V Shrewsbury
Swindon V Stevenage
Tranmere V Crawley
League Two
AFC Wimbledon V Wycombe
Dagenham and Redbridge V York
Hartlepool V Southend
Anton Ferdinand leaves QPR
Anton Ferdinand has left QPR.
The club said the move was arranged by mutual consent, leaving the 28-year-old defender a free agent.
Ferdinand had spent the second half of last season on loan at Turkish club Bursaspor.
The club said it would like to thank him for his contribution and wish him all the best for the future.
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