Collect Crowdies & flags at Superstore concourse sale Share article:
ON SATURDAY 26th June 2021, QPR supporters are invited to Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium to collect their Crowdies and flags which have filled the stadium during the last year.
Supporters who wish to collect their Crowdies or flags will be able to do so on Saturday 26th June directly from the stadium. This day will also coincide with the Superstore concourse boot sale where supporters will be able to purchase remaining stock from the 2020/21 season at a significantly reduced price.
Supporters who are unable to collect their Crowdies on this date will instead be able to collect their Crowdie from the Stadium Superstore following June 26th, during the revised opening hours. Please note, we are unable to post Crowdies out to supporters and these are required to be collected in person.
2020/21 season ticket credit & refund information Share article:
WITH QPR s 2021/22 season ticket renewal window approaching, 2020/21 season ticket pro-rata credit has now been uploaded to the ticketing accounts of the lead supporter.
As advertised at the start of the campaign, 2020/21 season ticket holders will be able to offset their pro-rata credit accumulated from the current season against their 2021/22 season ticket.
This option will appear once you have added your seat to your basket and proceed to the checkout page. When selecting your method of payment, you will see the option to use any of your credit against your season ticket purchase with the remainder to be paid by card or the direct debit scheme.
U23s in profile: Joe Walsh Share article:
IN the next edition of our ‘U23s in profile’ series, where we get to know the career path to-date of our young players, we speak to goalkeeper Joe Walsh.
Like many young starts, the 19-year-old shot stopper is relishing the opportunity of being around professional football, as he looks to learn as much as possible off his peers.
After starting his route into football at the tender age of four, Walsh quickly rose through the youth ranks at Gillingham, before moving to West London in January.
Having made his professional debut in 2019 at just 17, the young keeper went to make eight first team appearance for the Gills - an experience that he will never forget.
Impressed by the 23-year-old’s performance, QPR’s assistant manager waxed lyrical about his display.
“You could see how pleased everyone was for Ossie to get that goal, even the subs and the guys at the side of the pitch,” Eustace told
“He s such a good, honest player who has a fantastic attitude. And he s a model player for the club.
“He s come through the system and everyone s proud of him. That ll help him finish off what s been a good season for him.
Following knee surgery for boss Mark Warburton, Eustace led the team against the Potters at bet365 Stadium.
Impressed by the 23-year-old’s performance, QPR’s assistant manager waxed lyrical about his display.
“You could see how pleased everyone was for Ossie to get that goal, even the subs and the guys at the side of the pitch,” Eustace told
“He s such a good, honest player who has a fantastic attitude. And he s a model player for the club.
“He s come through the system and everyone s proud of him. That ll help him finish off what s been a good season for him.
Following knee surgery for boss Mark Warburton, Eustace led the team against the Potters at bet365 Stadium.