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THE OFFICIAL SITE

The recently redesigned official website is the first stop on the web for most QPR fans. There is a wealth of information and well written news articles and match reports however the fact it is held on a generic looking PTV site template and littered with badly placed adverts really takes away from the hard work that goes into it by the club. Also the home of the excellent QPR world video news service as well the official message board.

Dave Barton's site is one of the best around. The presentation and design are excellent and it's clear that a lot of effort goes into updating and maintaining it. There are regular news updates and round ups from around the web, match reports, a QPR hall of fame and twelve years worth of archives.

LOFT FOR WORDS

Now hosted on the clubfanzine network after leaving Rivals, Clive "Northern R" Wittingham's site is packed with quality articles and match reports as well as one of the best Rangers' message boards around.

The longest established unofficial message board is found here. QPR.org was the first unofficial website and the forum is as popular today as always with fans from around the world posting their views. Recently forced to move addresses due to some technical problems, it is know located at qprdot.org.

A spin off from the original dot org site, but no less popular, dot dot org is one of the busiest and most read Rangers message boards on the net.

A great looking site full of interesting content, Indy R's posts stories and features on the history of our club whilst also promoting the future of QPR through it's youth sections. Also includes a busy message board. 

The official website of the QPR supporters trust features regular updates from the trusts committee, information on the trusts aims and ideas and the ability to buy your membership online.

The Loyal Supporters Association is an independent organisation run by the fans, for the fans. Everything you need to know about the LSA can be found here. The LSA have several regional branches around the country and beyond which is useful for putting exiled Rangers fans in touch with each other.

The first ever regular QPR podcasts bought to you by Paul Lovell and friends. Download, listen and enjoy.
 

A nicely designed fans website set up by frustrated users of the clubs new official site. Contains a news section and a busy forum.

Q Block Pete's website includes news, rumours and gossip delivered in text and video formats plus a busy message board.

A recent addition to the Rangers internet community, QPR Land takes a look at Rangers history through our crest, kit and players.
 

Mark Creighton's QPR site has been online for over five years and features regular Rangers related news and opinion.

Boardroom Blues is essential reading. Run by Julia Hill it's aim is to keep QPR fans in touch with the goings on of the Loftus Road plc. With articles, news, opinion and dash of cynical humour it is always worth a look, updated as and when necessary.

The QPR section of one of the newest football networks, "Fans Online" is run by R's fan Jack Morris.

The internet home of our dedicated and loyal Russian fan base!

Home of the American Loyal Supporters Association, featuring the "QPR are everywhere" photo gallery

Bringing together Rangers fans from all thirty two counties of Ireland.