Queens Park Rangers (QPR) — season around 1995/96

• Club name: Queens Park Rangers (commonly QPR)
• Country: England
• Head coach / Manager around 1995–96: Ray Wilkins
• Ray Wilkins — role & context:
  • Ray Wilkins was appointed player-manager of QPR in 1994 and continued in a managerial/coaching capacity through the mid-1990s.
  • He was a high-profile former England international midfielder who combined playing and managerial duties early in his QPR spell, later focusing on management.
• League (1995–96): QPR competed in the English Premier League in the 1995–96 season.
• 1995–96 season summary:
  • QPR finished 8th in the Premier League in the 1995–96 season, which was a strong mid-table finish for the club.
  • The team showed competitive performances but did not qualify for European competition.
• Home ground: Loftus Road (also known as Rangers Ground), London
• Notable players around that time:
  • Les Ferdinand (striker) — one of QPR’s most prominent players of the era (although he transferred to Newcastle United in 1995, he was closely associated with QPR around that period)
  • Alfie Haaland (defender), Ian Holloway (midfielder/winger), Andy Sinton (midfielder) — players linked with QPR in the mid-1990s

Note: Ray Wilkins’s managerial tenure at QPR covered multiple spells in the 1990s. The 1995–96 season summary above reflects QPR’s Premier League campaign while Wilkins was the manager during the mid-1990s era.