Bumping the question: Does anyone know? (Was it announced/explained at the dinner)?
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QPR Official Site
PLAYER OF THE YEAR EVENT
Posted on: Tue 27 Apr 2010
The voting lines are now closed - but this season's Player of the Year event promises to be one to remember on Sunday night.
The Novotel London West, Hammersmith is the location, as we celebrate another eventful campaign in W12.
QPR Holdings Ltd Chairman Ishan Saksena is looking forward to his first outing at the end of season bash and is encouraging R's fans to show their support.
"I'm keen to see as many of you as possible at this season's event following our match against Newcastle United on the final day of the season," he told
www.qpr.co.uk.
"We're fully aware of what went wrong last season and I can assure you that Neil and the players will be available to chat with supporters, sign autographs and pose for photos late into the night, so make sure you don't miss out on this excellent opportunity to get closer to the action."
Amit Bhatia and Neil Warnock will both be on hand to address the R's faithful, whilst Gordon Jago, Stan Bowles and Steve Wicks are amongst the confirmed guests.
Tickets for the event - which will be hosted by Tom Watt - are still available from just £69.00.
To purchase your ticket online click here or call 08444 777 007
Please call the commercial department on 020 8740 2588 or e-mail commercial@qpr.co.uk for further details.
www.qpr.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10373~2036196,00.html
Legendary QPR boss back for season's finale
03 February 2010
By Ben Kosky/Kilburn TimesFORMER QPR manager Gordon Jago MBE will return to Loftus Road as guest of honour at the club's Player of the Year dinner in May.
Jago, who is now 77, is flying in from the United States - where he still runs the Dallas Cup tournament - for his old club's final match of the season against Newcastle.
He will step onto the Loftus Road pitch at half-time to greet the crowd before attending the club's annual awards dinner later that evening, at a venue yet to be announced.
Andy Evans, chief executive of QPR in the Community Trust, said: "We emailed Gordon to invite him over, he was delighted we'd got in touch and got back to us quickly to accept the invitation."
Jago, who grew up in east London, played for Charlton and began his coaching career at non-league level before spending two years in charge of Baltimore Bays.
He joined Rangers at the start of the 1970-71 season and succeeded Les Allen as manager six months later, building a side that won promotion to Division One in 1973.
Jago left Loftus Road just over a year later, but was credited with laying the foundations of the QPR team that, under Dave Sexton, came within a whisker of the Football League title in 1976.
He went on to manage Millwall and returned to America permanently to coach Tampa Bay Rowdies before a brief second spell at QPR as general manager.
QPR in the Community Trust are hosting an evening to benefit grassroots football and local projects later this month at Loftus Road.
One Game, West London, will focus on issues such as coaching, funding, refereeing, the disciplinary process and helping to increase participation among women and ethnic groups.
Rangers captain Mikele Leigertwood is taking part in a question-and-answer session, along with former Rs left-back Clive Wilson and representatives from the Middlesex County FA and the Football Foundation.
The event will be held in the W12 club between 6pm and 9pm on Wednesday February 24. For more information or to book a place (free of charge), call 020 7684 4884 or email Kevin@kickitout.org
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