Archives: Queens Park Rangers

The number one Premier League game is open for the 2012-13 season. Fantasy Premier League, the official fantasy game from the Barclays Premier League, has opened its doors for the new season. And you can now join the EPL Talk … Continue reading →

For a team that narrowly escaped relegation last season, what’s the point of having a third shirt? Other than to make money, is there one good reason? The club’s home colors are blue and white, while QPR’s new away shirt … Continue reading →

The final day of the 2011/12 Premier League season was the most dramatic there has ever been and arguably the most dramatic there will ever be.  Although two of the teams to be relegated had already been decided, everyone’s eyes … Continue reading →

It’s not quite Judge Judy, but the Premier League news cycle today moves into a courtroom drama where you have Anton Ferdinand claiming racial abuse aimed at him by John Terry in the infamous QPR-Chelsea game from last season. Hopefully … Continue reading →

Today’s confirmation that Park Ji-Sung has agreed a move from Manchester United to Queens Park Rangers is brilliant news for QPR fans, but very concerning news for United supporters. This is a footballer who often was Manchester United’s trump card … Continue reading →

The Premier League has announced which matches will be shown on UK television between now and December, so we now know at least some of the games that will be shown on US television. This is by no means a … Continue reading →

It’s often said that supporting a soccer team is a bit like a marriage. I could trot out the old cliches about “ups and downs” and “twists and turns.” But to be honest, some marriages don’t last, some people have … Continue reading →

Every year, for the past few seasons, we’ve done a Premier League prediction table where I and you, the readers, make our picks on how the final Premier League table will look at the end of the season. The picks … Continue reading →

Queens Park Rangers has revealed their new home and away kits for the 2012-13 season. Designed and manufactured by Lotto, the new QPR home shirt features the trademark blue and white hoops. The only distinguishable difference is the unique collar … Continue reading →

(Author’s Note: This is the first of a four-part series highlighting the major football stadiums in London, as well as their surrounding environs. Today’s feature is on grounds in West London, with pieces on North, South, and East London still … Continue reading →

The 2011/2012 Premier League season has been full of twists and turns, and will go down as one of the best campaigns in the recent memory. From the heart-warming story of Swansea and Norwich, to the season-long scramble to climb … Continue reading →

On the final day of the 2012-13 Premier League season, the incredible match between Manchester City and Queens Park Rangers on ESPN2 was viewed by a US audience of 600,000 people according to Nielsen. The Sunday, May 13 broadcast between … Continue reading →

It’s an instant classic. ESPN, in their infinite wisdom, has decided to re-air the classic Premier League match between Manchester City and Queens Park Rangers on television in the United States tonight. One of the greatest matches in Premier League … Continue reading →

If you’re like me, Sunday was a blur. There were so much going on during the 90 minutes of Premier League action, that it was often very difficult to catch everything. If you missed any of the goals or action, … Continue reading →

Watch this video to view the incredible scenes in the Sky Sports studio as Paul Merson went absolutely mental on screen as Manchester City came back with two goals in added time to win the 2011-12 Premier League title. This … Continue reading →

Sunday is going to be one of those days that will live in history. Either Manchester City will win their first top flight trophy in 44 years, or Manchester United will stage a surprise 20th league title. And those are … Continue reading →

So with the end of another memorable Premier League season in sight, there are still positions to be decided and silverware to be claimed. The final day can often be a nervous time for supporters around the world, with other … Continue reading →

It’s not only on the football pitch where there’s a race to the finish for the clubs in the 2011-12 Premier League season. Sunday also represents the final day of voting for the prestigious fourth annual EPL Awards, which recognize … Continue reading →