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Shirt sponsors 19:03 - Sep 20 with 2635 viewsSpaceman_P

Just been Reading the QPR kit book.... bloody brilliant.

Obviously this year's MR Q one looks really aesthetically bad.

And well Guinness was a legendary kit and sponsor.

But what's everyone else's second favourite shirt sponsor?

I'll go with 2.

Brooks for nostalgia and convivia for actually a nicely designed logo in connection with the shirt designs
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Shirt sponsors on 19:52 - Sep 20 with 2173 viewsWestway

The Dryworld with Smarket as sponsor is up there with Guiness '86
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Shirt sponsors on 20:12 - Sep 20 with 2103 viewsMelakaRanger

Compaq
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Shirt sponsors on 20:24 - Sep 20 with 2059 viewscharmr

Blue Star Garages
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Shirt sponsors on 20:46 - Sep 20 with 1978 viewsPeterHucker

We had some good kits during the Binatone era.
The influence kits with "Holland Fly KLM" on were pretty cool.
More recently I liked the kits with Ashville Aggregates on.
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Shirt sponsors on 21:18 - Sep 20 with 1887 viewsSoCal

Classic FM
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Shirt sponsors on 21:24 - Sep 20 with 1855 viewsLeedsR

It’s a shame the Gulf Air kit for the Championship winning side was blighted with the Briatore monstrosity of a club badge. If it wasn’t for that, it’d be right up there with the classics. I thought all three kits that season were great, were it not for that badge.
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Shirt sponsors on 22:54 - Sep 20 with 1644 viewsBrianMcCarthy

I can't get excited about shirt sponsors. I think the whole idea is horrible.

But, seeing as we're stuck with them, I agree with Spaceman and Westway that these two weren't as intrusive as others.




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Shirt sponsors on 23:50 - Sep 20 with 1537 viewsbosh67

Shirt sponsors on 22:54 - Sep 20 by BrianMcCarthy

I can't get excited about shirt sponsors. I think the whole idea is horrible.

But, seeing as we're stuck with them, I agree with Spaceman and Westway that these two weren't as intrusive as others.





That Dryworld kit was just beautiful.

When will we see hooped sleeves again?

Never knowingly right.
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Shirt sponsors on 00:11 - Sep 21 with 1468 viewsBrianMcCarthy

Shirt sponsors on 23:50 - Sep 20 by bosh67

That Dryworld kit was just beautiful.

When will we see hooped sleeves again?


100.00001%, Bosh.

The greatest painters of all time, be they Van Gogh, Monet or Behan (Brendan was a fine writer, but also a house painter and so classified himself as a 'painter') - couldn't have done better than that Dryworld kit. Inutterable beauty.

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Shirt sponsors on 00:32 - Sep 21 with 1415 viewsBrianMcCarthy

While thinking about Irish painters, I found this. By Maria Dorothy Webb. 'Girl in an Orchard'.


I'm not huge on visual arts, and I wish I was, but I like this a lot, and may heist it if I can get a likely LFW crew together.

I'll need:

1) The Brains (arrogantly, I thought this was going to be me, but then I realised that I was posting the entire plan on the internet, so, ya, probably best we hand this over to Nix).
2) The Wheels (I can't drive well anymore)
3) The Hacker (I was never good at tech)
4) The Muscle (ok, that used to be me, but I'm old now, but, please, just look mean and wear the big shades and big suit, no violence ok)
5) The Banker (again, I haven't much money right now).

So, GREAT!, who's in?

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Shirt sponsors on 07:11 - Sep 21 with 1146 viewsToast_R

Shirt sponsors on 21:24 - Sep 20 by LeedsR

It’s a shame the Gulf Air kit for the Championship winning side was blighted with the Briatore monstrosity of a club badge. If it wasn’t for that, it’d be right up there with the classics. I thought all three kits that season were great, were it not for that badge.


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Shirt sponsors on 07:16 - Sep 21 with 1133 viewsdmm

Shirt sponsors on 23:50 - Sep 20 by bosh67

That Dryworld kit was just beautiful.

When will we see hooped sleeves again?


Hooped sleeves, yes please, but also blue shoulders which I much prefer to white.
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Shirt sponsors on 07:58 - Sep 21 with 1072 viewshubble

Shirt sponsors on 00:32 - Sep 21 by BrianMcCarthy

While thinking about Irish painters, I found this. By Maria Dorothy Webb. 'Girl in an Orchard'.


I'm not huge on visual arts, and I wish I was, but I like this a lot, and may heist it if I can get a likely LFW crew together.

I'll need:

1) The Brains (arrogantly, I thought this was going to be me, but then I realised that I was posting the entire plan on the internet, so, ya, probably best we hand this over to Nix).
2) The Wheels (I can't drive well anymore)
3) The Hacker (I was never good at tech)
4) The Muscle (ok, that used to be me, but I'm old now, but, please, just look mean and wear the big shades and big suit, no violence ok)
5) The Banker (again, I haven't much money right now).

So, GREAT!, who's in?


That's a lovely painting Brian, but since when was heist a verb?

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Shirt sponsors on 08:33 - Sep 21 with 1018 viewsLblock

Green and white Binatone

Red n black Fly KLM

Sweet as

Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal

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Shirt sponsors on 08:43 - Sep 21 with 992 viewsqueensparker

Blue Star Garages, Jim Gregory’s massive franchise of two garages near Heathrow Airport

Given that was the age of having Guinness / KLM as sponsors I always wondered what in the brown envelope was going on that season?
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Shirt sponsors on 08:56 - Sep 21 with 939 views7374Ranger

Shirt sponsors on 21:24 - Sep 20 by LeedsR

It’s a shame the Gulf Air kit for the Championship winning side was blighted with the Briatore monstrosity of a club badge. If it wasn’t for that, it’d be right up there with the classics. I thought all three kits that season were great, were it not for that badge.


I agree. I liked that shirt and some others too, but refused to buy them because of that vanity badge Briatore.

Fly KLM sponsorship was very good as well as the shirts. I still have those, and thankfully, can still wear them today, due to the quality materials used for the shirts and logos.

Of course, the Guinness and Adidas shirts will always have a special place in many fans hearts.
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Shirt sponsors on 09:48 - Sep 21 with 805 viewsGloucs_R

I have the kits book too, love it.

We have had some massive corporate brands as sponsors - Guinness, Compaq, Ericsson, KLM, Gulf Air and Malaysia Airlines.

Then had some mid tier ones JD Sports, Classic FM, Brooks and Air Asia.

Then some lesser brands - Influence Leisure, Blue Star, Binatone, CSF

Some proper crap too (Gambling), but I am not listing them.

I dont think any other club has had so many sponsors who have gone bankrupt.

To answer the question.....

Compaq and Ericsson after Guinness

Dryworld all of their kits bang on that year, yes, I even like the Frazzle kit and loved the baby blue and black strip.

Convivia looked great as a logo.

Le Coq did a decent job of designing kits for us.

As a kid, I loved the influence kits.

Nike were the worst we have ever had.

If I could pick a remake of an away kit.....either 1995 blue compaq away kit or 2021 red and white halves.

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Shirt sponsors on 09:58 - Sep 21 with 774 viewsBrianMcCarthy

Shirt sponsors on 07:58 - Sep 21 by hubble

That's a lovely painting Brian, but since when was heist a verb?


Since Tuesday?

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Shirt sponsors on 10:12 - Sep 21 with 730 viewscolinallcars

Shirt sponsors on 00:32 - Sep 21 by BrianMcCarthy

While thinking about Irish painters, I found this. By Maria Dorothy Webb. 'Girl in an Orchard'.


I'm not huge on visual arts, and I wish I was, but I like this a lot, and may heist it if I can get a likely LFW crew together.

I'll need:

1) The Brains (arrogantly, I thought this was going to be me, but then I realised that I was posting the entire plan on the internet, so, ya, probably best we hand this over to Nix).
2) The Wheels (I can't drive well anymore)
3) The Hacker (I was never good at tech)
4) The Muscle (ok, that used to be me, but I'm old now, but, please, just look mean and wear the big shades and big suit, no violence ok)
5) The Banker (again, I haven't much money right now).

So, GREAT!, who's in?


That's lovely Brian.
I had an artist mate in Suffolk, Paul O'Leary from whom we rented a cottage.
His paintings were wistful like this one but I can't figure out how to embed pics on here.
Someone posted a method quite recently but I can't find it.
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Shirt sponsors on 10:40 - Sep 21 with 681 viewsStanisgod

Company, Ericsson.

It's being so happy that keeps me going.

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Shirt sponsors on 11:39 - Sep 21 with 588 viewsdmm

Shirt sponsors on 10:12 - Sep 21 by colinallcars

That's lovely Brian.
I had an artist mate in Suffolk, Paul O'Leary from whom we rented a cottage.
His paintings were wistful like this one but I can't figure out how to embed pics on here.
Someone posted a method quite recently but I can't find it.


Here you go Colin

How do I post an image from the internet into my posts, comments etc?

You just copy and paste (or type) the link into the text box. The link must start with http:// and mustn't have any other text immediately before or after it. To get the link, one way may be to click the image with the right mouse button and selecting 'Copy image location', 'Copy image address', 'Copy image url' or similar, depending on your browser. Make sure that no other text is immediately before or after it, and the image link must end in 'jpg', 'gif', or 'png' for the site to recognise that the link is an image.

For example, if you were to post it would automatically make that into the image shown to the right.

https://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/queensparkrangers/forum/faq#image
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Shirt sponsors on 11:40 - Sep 21 with 583 viewsSpaceman_P

In the book.

Its funny those one off kits in the 70s and 80s

The orange one used once

And the yellow one with QPR font used once or twice.

Wouldn't mind the club reissuing those.
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Shirt sponsors on 12:37 - Sep 21 with 484 viewsR_from_afar

Shirt sponsors on 19:52 - Sep 20 by Westway

The Dryworld with Smarket as sponsor is up there with Guiness '86


Yes, agreed, I have a dark blue goalkeeper's training top from then - long sleeved with white trim - and it looks great. Pity I got oil on the white cuffs .

This one isn't at all traditional but I was given it ages ago and I find it strangely appealing:
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Shirt sponsors on 13:42 - Sep 21 with 406 viewsLeedsR

Shirt sponsors on 07:11 - Sep 21 by Toast_R



My eyes are getting worse - I’ve only just cottoned on to what you’ve done there ToastR!! It’s a massive improvement!! Nice one!!
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Shirt sponsors on 14:02 - Sep 21 with 385 viewsjoe90

Classic FM was a cool sponsor, but I wasn’t so keen on the kit, the blue was too light. Brooks was another cool sponsor. The reissue looks great but the material feels horrible!

I really liked ‘Holland fly KML’. The kit is probably my favourite, such a clean design. I also like how there are different version with sponsor in varying sizes. I’ve been so tempted to buy a knock off version.

Compaq has special place in my heart as it was my first QPR kit.
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