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Not looking to leave. We suppose. The oligarchs are being rained in, hence the case with Berezovsky. Life takes mad turns a lot of the time -again fanciful -but guaranteed theres enough people who'd like to put bullet in Abramovich -and who'd have thought MHs' helicopter would crash.? I think RA getting full control of SB as an insurance policy. If hes not, then make all the CPO shares transferable to the new groiund . Simples.

Not that ridiculous LDN . Conspiritorial I know, but is it any coincidence that RA could potentially lose £3bn in two months time, but also want the ability to sell off the whole club at a momemts notice ?

Interesting, and they seem to have it all sewn up already,. Its the arrogance of a few multi-millionaires treating the people who propped up the club in hard times and kept the club going, by treating them like mushrooms (kept in the dark and fed on bullshit) that winds up the real fans If they were a bit more up front and said ''this is what we want to do, what do you think ?'' There is s solution as far as I can see. I think the move is inevitable, but the CPO's should be given a transferable ownership clause, thereby stopping Abramovich selling his plaything at a future date because some other Berezovsky has come out the woodwork and he potentially loses the case. After all, would he rather lose his 4 multi million pound yachts , or sell a category A football club in a brand new stadium in central London, when the arse has fallen out of the Soccer Business ? Only he can answer that.

Afternoon Steve Its mainly the latter. The underhand way its being done, and we're supposed to swallow that these club employees are speaking of their own accord. Funny how it went from a small part of the original statement that actually mentioned the possibility of moving, to - two weeks later - our club captain talking about how great it will be at our big, new stadium. That sort of underhandedness is central to what has caused so many supporters to campaign to vote 'No'. So that's now Terry, Cundy, Minto and Harris who have all spoken in favour of the move. One thing they all have in common, other than being ex-players: they are all currently employed by Chelsea Football Club. All of them have been quoted on the official website too. Would love an ex-player to have the balls to come out and say, they'd vote 'No' - wonder if that would be top story on the website? Ok it maybe the FFP may be a factor, so may Abramovich possibly having £3bn less in his wallet shortly be another factor.

Bollocks to John Terry as a conduit Admire the fella as a footballer and no one can question that he puts something back in on the charity front, but he's just passing through and has no real concept of why the CPO was set up. He says trust Roman, I'd say hold on, there is a fella down the road suing him for £3.5 billion because he trusted him and got burnt (allegedly). I'd like to hear from the man himself not suits full of fuck all like Buck and Gourlay using Terry as a puppet

The way we're playing at the moment 100% confident of a win -albeit they'll score as well. Prob from a set piece

Old Gene Hackman is not noted for his diplomacy,similar to Ferguson in his bluntness, and has lived on a long gone reputation for too long....

. Could never wish for a win by the Murderers. Hope the two American Soccer franchises kick shit out of each other though. More importantly a draw the following Sunday when the Manc clubs play each other.....

He denies any intention to move -yet bought 100 shares in April giving him 100 votes. Whats he doing multiple votes to stay ? Dont think so. Other interesting things on that prog -eg Man City are only where they are because of the Commonwealth Games. Sheik Mansour and his cronies only interested in Citeh because they inherited that stadium. Which suggests that if West Ham had managed to secure the Olympic Stadium, some rich billionaire would have come along and had them as a playything as well.....

..and had a 'special' briefing on how to vote.. Miss old Tony Banks , he would have no doubt vehemently opposed the move

''Is he a referee or a thief ? '' Jose Bosingwa I think he was just fucking useless - though wouldnt be at all surprised if he got a nice fat brown envelope for the selective blindness....

. Bruce Buck Bought 100 shares at £100 each back in April -this gives him 100 votes. http://www.independe...rs-2369066.html

Know what you mean. Seems like a genuine couple that have won it too. Theyre going to make 20 of their friends millionaires. Waiting for the call...

Richmond is a lovely place to live and bring up kids -Richmond Park, and Pen Ponds an oasis.in the city. Less and less of the regulars go to the bridge now , and most watch on TV as you say. This might become more of a niche market if Liverpool get their way of selling individual TV rights. Can see other clubs quicly following suit....

BRAVEHEART!!! FREEDOM !!!!!! have that you Spanish Bastards -the comeback starts here ! (maybe not)

Live on BBC 2 chaps -the sweatys about to get battered by Spain

Will do. Wouldnt trust that Buck as far as I could kick him

...but he wants to get a season ticket and sit with the real fans http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-15253038 Roman will tap him up for a few quid....

Nice .Agree with that , definite no.no. . Try and stick around

No way, Bethams my first school -parents dragging me to Holy Cross, never made it to Costons over the road though. Small world indeed. Richmond a bit of a step up, lovely place , and lovely house prices as well !

Top post Mike . Where've you been rodders ?

True. Brung up in Goring Way.Too young for pubs etc then, let alone QPR rivalry -but Rangers fans I've met since are obsessed with Chelsea

Agree Steve I want the fuckers down ASAP. Not some fanciful romantic derby day with the bastards. btw lived in Greenford as well

. QPR chief executive officer Philip Beard said on Thursday that the club are looking to leave Loftus Road for a new stadium, preferably in the Shepherd's Bush area. That could only really mean White City? Fulham were also reportedly looking for a move away from Craven Cottage but have recently said they will improve the ground. Could this be the reason why the club have given the CPO very little time to take it all in? Why wasn't this mentioned last week at the time the offer was made public. Have the club already earmarked White City and don't want QPR to beat them to it or does it mean a ground share with them? There's too many questions that need answering and if Abramovich wants these shares so much surely he should be turning up at the General Meeting and telling it how it really is. I for one don't trust Buck or Gourlay and until Abramovich comes out publically and lets us know what the plans are and what discussions/proposals have already taken place then the only vote that can be made at this stage imo is a NO vote. Vote NO and then let the club come back with proper answers and then we can start again with proper trueful information to be able to vote on what is the best thing to do for both club and fans

No surprise with the Ron Gourlay question... think there will be some principled opposition to this, some things are worth more than money.. (Posted this survey a week ago in the ''Roman Makes Proposal to Pitch Owners '' thread. Glad someone has put it up again though)