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QPR ARE GETTING BACK ON TRACK, SAYS LES

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CHAMPIONSHIP
By Roddy Brooks
QPR director of football Les Ferdinand remains confident the club are now moving in the right direction again having taken the time to develop valuable home-grown assets.
The Hoops continue to manage the fallout from a breach of the EFL’s Financial Fair Play regulations for overspending during the 2013-14 season which saw them promoted to the Premier League.
Having reached a settlement worth almost £42million, which included a repayment schedule as well serving a transfer ban and outstanding loans being converted into shares, QPR are slowly looking t...

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