Post by QPR Report on Nov 20, 2009 5:07:40 GMT
Two today. Three yesterday 
Karl Elsey, turns 51 today. He played a few games under Tommy Docherty en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Elsey
Gary Cooper turns 44 (Born November 20, 1965). Former QPR England Youth Player under Terry Venables.
David Seaman Turns 46 -Born November 19, 1963. Signed by Jim Smith from Birmingham for £250,000 in 1986. Seaman made his QPR debut in the club's 5-1 defeat at Southampton (future QPR forward scoring a hatrick on his Southampton debut). Seaman played almost 150 league games over 4 seasons before he was reluctanctly allowed to join Arsenal for £1.3 million in May 1990 (where he played 400+ league games). Seaman was also capped 75 times by England
Ian Evatt turns 28 - Born November 19, 1981). Signed from Chesterfield for about £150,000 in the Summer of 2005. Played 27 games for QPR in his first season season. Joined Blackpool last season, initially on loan, and then permanently.
Justin Channing Turns 41 - (Born November 19, 1968) The defender/midfielder played about 50 games over a number of seasons for QPR before joining Bristol Rovers. Channing made his QPR debut in the 1986-87 season. He best season was 1989-1990, where he played 23 games for QPR.
Karl Elsey, turns 51 today. He played a few games under Tommy Docherty en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Elsey
Gary Cooper turns 44 (Born November 20, 1965). Former QPR England Youth Player under Terry Venables.
David Seaman Turns 46 -Born November 19, 1963. Signed by Jim Smith from Birmingham for £250,000 in 1986. Seaman made his QPR debut in the club's 5-1 defeat at Southampton (future QPR forward scoring a hatrick on his Southampton debut). Seaman played almost 150 league games over 4 seasons before he was reluctanctly allowed to join Arsenal for £1.3 million in May 1990 (where he played 400+ league games). Seaman was also capped 75 times by England
Ian Evatt turns 28 - Born November 19, 1981). Signed from Chesterfield for about £150,000 in the Summer of 2005. Played 27 games for QPR in his first season season. Joined Blackpool last season, initially on loan, and then permanently.
Justin Channing Turns 41 - (Born November 19, 1968) The defender/midfielder played about 50 games over a number of seasons for QPR before joining Bristol Rovers. Channing made his QPR debut in the 1986-87 season. He best season was 1989-1990, where he played 23 games for QPR.