Are you Rangers in Disguise? The Ups and Downs and Ups of Reporting on QPR

Excellent book by a local journalist who has his own opinion about the goings on in W12 , most of which are scathing. He tells it how it was in the last 20 years as QPR went from one disaster to another. He doesn’t mind ‘biting the hand that feeds’ which is admirable as some journos turn into sycophants to enable them to get ‘exclusives’. Ben says what needed to be said about former players, managers, coaches and owners. Which shows he cares having supported the club all his life. Most stories are in the public domain of course but Ben adds quite a bit of insight to all the stories. I recommend it to all QPR fans,

This book arrived the day after it was available on Amazon. It is written so well and is a compelling read. For someone who is not interested in Football I was riveted.

Reminded me of a lot of QPR people and events that I had succeeded in forgetting. The book is a good record of a time at QPR when money was awash but class and clear thinking was absent. Also a useful account of the issues affecting a local journalist attached to football. Recommended, especially for QPR fans.

It’s a book about QPR what else can one say apart from URsssss