Tony Fernandes reveals Queens Park Rangers stadium plans

QPR chairman Tony Fernandes reveals teasers about the club's plans to build a new stadium.

Published: July 9 2012 | 08:56

Last updated: July 13 2012 | 18:59

Queens Park Rangers chairman Tony Fernandes has revealed details about the club's plans to build a new stadium.

Fernandes revealed details about the plans on his Twitter account, saying that the club are planning a 45,000-seater stadium in one of two sites in West London.

Fernandes said: "QPR fans. We are not ready to announce stadium. [However we are] making good progress.

"[It ]will not be a bowl [and it will] keep the atmosphere. Will be 45k capacity ... in West London. Narrowed down to two places.

"I hope we can announce full details within the next two months. As you can imagine this is not easy but tremendous work has been done."

Loftus Road is currently the smallest ground in the Premier League in terms of capacity.

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