QPR’s new kits for the 2021/22 season have landed! Inspired by the 1991/92 Brooks kit – a fan favourite – our new home shirt features a fluorescent yellow trim on the shoulders and sleeve, and a crest watermark subtly featured within the hoops.
What colour is QPR’s away shirt this season?
The away shirt is red, a colour which has become synonymous with QPR away strips, but this season we see a solid red, giving the shirt a simple, classic look; once again with the same red and white striped collar and cuffs. QPR boss Mark Warburton told “I am really pleased with the kits.
What do QPR fans think of the blue and white away kits?
“The blue and white hoops are synonymous with QPR and I know the home kit went down very well with the players when they saw it recently. “The away kit’s link to the successful 1982 era is very special and I am sure it will be well received by the fans.
When will the 2021/22 replica kits be available to purchase?
“The black and gold away shirt is simply stunning and something we are particularly proud to have produced.” The 2021/22 replica kits will be available to purchase from the Stadium Superstore and online from 10am next Saturday, 24th July, when we host Manchester United in a pre-season friendly at Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium.
How did QPR get promoted to the Premier League in 2011?
On 30 April 2011, QPR secured promotion to the Premier League by winning the Championship with a 2–0 win over Watford. A subsequent FA investigation involving QPR’s acquisition of Alejandro Faurlín threatened to deduct points from the side and put their promotion into jeopardy.
Who has made the most appearances for QPR in football history?
QPR were promoted as champions of Division 3 South in the 1947–48 season. Dave Mangnall was the manager as the club participated in four seasons of the Second Division, being relegated in 1951–52. Tony Ingham was signed from Leeds United and went on to make the most ever league appearances for QPR (519).
Which trophies have QPR won in their history?
It is still the only major trophy that QPR have won. It was also the first League Cup final to be held at Wembley Stadium. After winning promotion in 1968 to the top flight for the first time in their history, Rangers were relegated after just one season and spent the next four years in Division Two.
