[Michael K.]

http://www.qpr.co.uk/today/view/brea...96811,00.html?

With the initial period of investment in We Are QPR PLC ending in October, it looks like they've fallen well short of where they wanted to be. I guess when it comes down to it, dropping (at minimum!) another 250 quid, on top of season tickets, paraphenalia, travel costs, etc. can be a bit much for most supporters.

I gather there's a feeling that a lower minimum investment would likely draw in a lot more supporters. And for my part, I agree; I'm not exactly living off the fat of the land right now, and while I'd love to drop over 400 bucks for a club who I'll be lucky to see once this year, I just can't. On the other hand, I could probably find a way to part with, say, 50 pounds, as a token if nothing else. And if everyone doing this was enough to get the scheme off the ground and it worked, I'd certainly look at investing a little more in it.

Any thoughts?

[art]

Haven't they stopped this completely?

http://queensparkrangers.rivals.net/...2&stid=8281988

[Michael K.]

Originally posted by art
Haven't they stopped this completely?

http://queensparkrangers.rivals.net/...2&stid=8281988

Looks like you're right. I'd completely missed that release.

[Atouk]

Originally posted by art
Haven't they stopped this completely?

http://queensparkrangers.rivals.net/...2&stid=8281988

Since then, they announced that they're reworking it and will "shortly be releasing details of a new proposal with a much lower minimum subscription."

http://www.qpr.co.uk/fans/view/secon...10373,00.html?