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Kiyan Prince, a promising U.K. soccer player whose tragic murder 15 years ago shocked English football fans, is being remembered in
with a roster update this week.
Prince, also known as “The Bullet,” was a 15-year-old footballer who inspired many around him with his swift and skillful play. An EA Sports biography also described him as “always quick to stand up and support others.” On May 18, 2006, Prince was stabbed to death after intervening on behalf of a friend in an altercation outside their school.
Now,
FIFA 21 will have him join the Queens Park Rangers, with whom he starred as a member of the team’s under-16 development club. Beginning Tuesday on PC and Wednesday for all other platforms, Kiyan Prince will appear in the QPR roster for both one-off games and the career suite.
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#StrongerTogether: 2021/22 season tickets now on sale! Share article:
AS RESTRICTIONS continue to ease around the country, we look forward to welcoming supporters back to Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium. The club can now confirm details for season tickets for the 2021/22 season.
During the last year, we understand the difficulty fans have faced being away from the stadium and we cannot wait to welcome you back! The support over the last year has been phenomenal and everyone at the club is greatly appreciative in what has been a difficult year for all.
Season ticket prices for the 2021/22 season remain frozen for the sixth consecutive season. Prices start from £225 – equating to a pro-rata price of less than £10 a match – making them one of the cheapest in the Sky Bet Championship!
Getting to know: Justin Stone Share article:
AS we reach the end of Mental Health Awareness Week, QPR in the Community Trust are delighted to tell the story of our very own Justin Stone.
Multi Activities Manager, Justin first walked through the W12 doors in 1995 as a schoolboy and over two decades later continues to be at the forefront of the amazing work we continue to do in the local area.
A familiar face to many R’s supporters, especially on matchdays in the capital. Throughout his time with Rangers Justin has been at the forefront of some of the great work we have done, with his own story enough to inspire anyone, with his continued support of the Mental Health World Cup highlighting how important the awareness of Mental Health is to him.