The football league season is finally over for Queens Park Rangers. Following relegation from the Premier League last season, not very much was expected from the team this year (which was just as well as they were abysmal for most of the campaign). Replacing the manager (for the umpteenth time in the past few years) and losing star striker Charlie Austin midway through the season didn't help matters much either, but they somehow managed to finish in 12th position.
This weekend, however, was a goodbye on a number of levels. A goodbye to a disappointing season, a goodbye to the current club crest (a cause for celebration if ever there were one), and, moreover, a goodbye to two of the most popular players at the club; Clint Hill and Alejandro Faurlín. Change is inevitable, but in the case of Faurlín it is especially sad as he has suffered three horrific and career-threatening injuries during his time at QPR. I would like to wish them both well for the future.
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| NEW QPR CREST UNVEILED. |
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| A FOND FAREWELL TO FANS´ FAVOURITE, CLINT HILL |
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| ¡HASTA SIEMPRE, ALE! GRACIAS POR TODO |
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