A History of English Football Grounds | Loftus Road Stadium 

Nice, informative video mate, though you forgot to mention that Queens Park Rangers FC are by far the finest football team the world have ever seen.

Great video mate ! QPR fan hear and it’s good to see the Loftus Road getting a mention ;-) if you want to experience something special a game under the lights at night is amazing (I am bias)

Thank you, always good to have a bit of perspective on our beloved club. Looking back at that old photo it’s clear we were always doomed by our surroundings to be unable to expand on the existing site. Fun fact, the lunatic Tony Fernandes spent millions getting planning on the land owned by Car Giant who hate QPR and would never have sold it to us, sadly this pails into insignificance compared to the hideous mismanagement of the club under his tenure.

In the first few seconds, I switched off, believing that it was an automated video. A month later, and I've stayed with it. Very informative. Especially the original pictures without stands and the development. C'mon U R's 🔵⚪️

I liked the old air pic, never seen that before, that was interesting. As someone else mentioned, Ellerslie Road is pronounced eeee at the end!

I remember doing a video on Loftus Road about three month ago. I have been outside the ground, but never inside. I went to the club shop and bought a shirt because I thought "why not". I've never heard anyone call it Loftus Road Stadium before though, everyone just says Loftus Road.

In 2001 the council basically offered the land for a small fee, behind the school end, to expand to Bloemfontein Rd. Sadly the club was in administration and turned down the offer. A big pity, when we look back today, at what could have been.

nice video! love loftus road, proper shoebox stadium

Hear that Peter Odemwinge shows up on transfer deadline day… to this day.

0:35 - It's pronounced "ELL-erz-lee", emphasis on the first syllable. ;)

It's pronounced el-ers-lee. But nice vid.

Elles -LEE!! it's Ellers-LEE road

That Hovel of a Ground has held QPR from progressing for Years . They have a pretty big loyal following circa 13000 . But how are they going to attract new fans!? . I used to go back in the day but stopped going 20 years ago coz of the terrible facilities. These days fans want to see football in modern stadiums with decent views and leg room. Going to football is not cheap any more even in the Championship!

You Rrrrsss

The smallest club in London

Terrible narrative