Post by QPR Report on Aug 6, 2009 7:17:32 GMT
Last one (thank G-d!)
2004/2005
QPR's first season back in the "Championship" (really Division II) after their promotion. The arrival as BP as Chairman and Paladini as whatever. Rumour re Diaz replacing Holloway...Free transfer signing of Santos...A QPR run of seven consecutive victories...A feel good atmosphere at Loftus Road
2004/2005 Results
www.soccerbase.com/results2.sd?teamid=2093&seasonid=134
2004/2005 First Division Table
www.footballstatisticsresults.co.uk/2004_coca_cola_championship.htm
From a Potted History of QPR:
"...With that triumph fresh in their minds, consolidation was the key in the Hoops' first season back in the Championship.
- Four free contract signings coupled with the same number of departures ensured the squad remained fresh, but Rangers found the going tough early on, failing to win any of their opening four matches, until they eventually broke their duck courtesy of Marcus Bean's winner at Gillingham.
- Thereafter, seven wins on the bounce, including a morale boosting 1-0 victory against West Ham, saw Holloway's rejuvenated side gatecrash the top half and that's where they remained for the rest of the season, eventually finishing in a creditable 11th place.
- Paul Furlong again impressed, scoring 18 goals in all competitions, as well as bagging the Player's Player and Supporters' Player of the Year, plus the coveted Goal of the Season crown.
www.qpr.co.uk/page/History/0,,10373,00.html
The 2004/2005 Season in Football Reviewed
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999-2000_in_English_football
2004/2005
QPR's first season back in the "Championship" (really Division II) after their promotion. The arrival as BP as Chairman and Paladini as whatever. Rumour re Diaz replacing Holloway...Free transfer signing of Santos...A QPR run of seven consecutive victories...A feel good atmosphere at Loftus Road
2004/2005 Results
www.soccerbase.com/results2.sd?teamid=2093&seasonid=134
2004/2005 First Division Table
www.footballstatisticsresults.co.uk/2004_coca_cola_championship.htm
From a Potted History of QPR:
"...With that triumph fresh in their minds, consolidation was the key in the Hoops' first season back in the Championship.
- Four free contract signings coupled with the same number of departures ensured the squad remained fresh, but Rangers found the going tough early on, failing to win any of their opening four matches, until they eventually broke their duck courtesy of Marcus Bean's winner at Gillingham.
- Thereafter, seven wins on the bounce, including a morale boosting 1-0 victory against West Ham, saw Holloway's rejuvenated side gatecrash the top half and that's where they remained for the rest of the season, eventually finishing in a creditable 11th place.
- Paul Furlong again impressed, scoring 18 goals in all competitions, as well as bagging the Player's Player and Supporters' Player of the Year, plus the coveted Goal of the Season crown.
www.qpr.co.uk/page/History/0,,10373,00.html
The 2004/2005 Season in Football Reviewed
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999-2000_in_English_football
