CAMERON SO GLAD TO HAVE BEEN A RANGER

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The LeaguePaper Team
9 May 2021

By Jamie Holt

CLUB captain Geoff Cameron described his time at QPR as an “absolute privilege” after his departure was announced.
The 35-year-old midfielder will return to his native America this summer following a threeyear spell at Loftus Road.
Cameron said: “It’s been an absolute privilege to both captain and play for QPR.
“I also played for Stoke in the Premier League, another club with a rich history, so to go on and represent QPR has been fantastic. There have been ups and downs, but I have really enjoyed my time at the club.
“I have tried to re...

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