Queens Park Rangers' director of football Les Ferdinand has provided an update on the club's new training ground, and potential new stadium

QPR have been looking to start construction on their proposed new training ground at Warren Farm in Ealing for several years now. But Ferdinand has this week told The Kilburn Times that work will have 'definitely started' on Warren Farm by the start of next season.

The club has been granted permission to construct a new facility on the site, and to leave their current training ground at the Imperial College Sports Ground in Harlington.

As well as a new training facility, QPR have been looking to move from their current home stadium, The Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium, for a number of years.

The Linford Christie Stadium in White City has been a favoured destination of the club's for a while now, and the idea is to redevelop the site into a new 30,000-seater stadium and communal hub.

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Plenty of QPR fans of the Facebook group 'The Optimistic QPR Supporters Page' reacted to the news piece, and here's what they had to say:

Barry Sutton: A 30,000-seater stadium would be terrible. There would be hardly any match-days with any sort of atmosphere. Far better to have a 20,000 packed the majority of the time.

Perry Carpenter: Can't even fill a 18,000 stadium.

Adam Grant: Too many supporters do not understand that the loft just cannot generate enough cash to make us sustainable.

Barry Sutton: This dream of a multi-use stadium that brings in loads of revenue from huge crowds from other events has to be exposed as a fantasy. Revenue from an occasional pop concert or boxing event would not compensate for a pants atmosphere in a half-empty stadium for the majority of matches.

Lee Wardlow: So training ground should be started in two years time.

Martin Dunkling: Because of live streaming and other big broadcasting channels, number of people going to games has fallen badly due to the fact that people can't afford a spare £32 a week, drop the price of a ticket to suit the working class maybe.

Dean Goward: Only another two years for the training ground.