History Of Queens Park Rangers F.C.
The history of Queens Park Rangers Football Club (often abbreviated to QPR) dates back to 1882 with the formation of Christchurch Rangers. In the early part of the 20th century, the club fielded teams in both the Southern League and the Western League. In 1920 all teams in the Southern League, of which QPR were one, were incorporated en-masse to the new Football League Third Division. They have remained in the Football League ever since, with the vast majority of the time being spent in the top two divisions; formerly Football League First Division and Football League Second Division, which have been succeeded by the Premier League and Football League Championship.
Read more about History Of Queens Park Rangers F.C.: Early History, Cup Glory and Promotion Double, Promotion Again, Sexton's Supremes, Revival Under Venables, Mixed Fortunes, The Return of Gerry Francis, Life After The Premiership, Financial Troubles and Problems Off The Pitch, QPR Avoid Relegation, 2007–08 Season, New Investors, 2008–09 Season
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