The Queens Park Rangers 1992–93 Home Retro Football Jersey celebrates one of the most successful seasons in the club's modern history. Competing in the inaugural Premier League campaign, QPR established themselves as one of England's most entertaining teams under manager Gerry Francis. The West London club finished fifth with 63 points, recording 17 victories and scoring 63 league goals. Remarkably, QPR finished above every other London club, including Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur, making the campaign a particularly memorable achievement for supporters at Loftus Road.
The team's outstanding performer was striker Les Ferdinand, who scored 20 Premier League goals and 24 across all competitions. His exceptional combination of strength, pace and finishing ability made him one of the most feared forwards in English football. Experienced midfielder Ray Wilkins provided creativity and leadership, controlling matches through his intelligent passing and technical quality. Andy Sinton contributed seven league goals and important attacking performances, while Gary Penrice added six goals and formed an effective partnership with Ferdinand.
QPR's squad also featured emerging talent Andy Impey, alongside established players including David Bardsley, Alan McDonald, Darren Peacock, Clive Wilson and Ian Holloway. Together, they formed a competitive and entertaining team that exceeded expectations during the Premier League's historic opening season.
The home jersey features QPR's unmistakable royal-blue and white horizontal hoops, preserving one of English football's most distinctive traditional designs. The broad alternating stripes create a bold appearance, complemented by decorative detailing around the collar. Subtle gold accents introduce an additional touch of colour, while the traditional club crest sits proudly on the chest. The prominent Classic FM sponsor completes the early-1990s appearance, reflecting the commercial and visual identity of football during the Premier League's formative years.
The shirt's traditional hooped design remains closely associated with the club's West London heritage, while its distinctive collar detailing and classic sponsorship presentation capture the character of early-1990s football fashion.
Associated with Les Ferdinand's remarkable goalscoring campaign, Ray Wilkins' midfield leadership and QPR's impressive fifth-place finish, the Queens Park Rangers 1992–93 Home Retro Football Jersey represents a defining moment in the club's Premier League history. Its timeless blue-and-white hoops make it a memorable collector's piece celebrating one of the finest QPR teams of the modern era.
Queens Park Rangers 1992–93 Home Jersey
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Size Guidance (Retro Jersey)
Size Chest (in) Length (in) Rec. Height (ft/in) Rec. Weight (lb) S 39 28 65–67 121–132 M 41 28 67–69 132–154 L 43 29 69–71 154–176 XL 44 30 71–75 176–198 XXL 46 31 75–79 198–220 Note: All sizes are for reference only. Manual measurement may result in an error of ±1 inch.
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Season Information
Information Details Season 1992–93 Club Queens Park Rangers Football Club Country England Competitions Premier League, FA Cup, Football League Cup Premier League Position 5th Premier League Points 63 League Record 42 matches, 17 wins, 12 draws, 13 losses Goals Scored / Conceded 63 / 55 FA Cup Fourth Round League Cup Fourth Round Manager Gerry Francis Home Stadium Loftus Road League Top Scorer Les Ferdinand – 20 goals All-Competition Top Scorer Les Ferdinand – 24 goals Key Players Les Ferdinand, Ray Wilkins, Andy Sinton, Gary Penrice, Andy Impey, David Bardsley, Alan McDonald, Ian Holloway Kit Type Home Primary Colours Royal blue and white Accent Colour Gold Design Traditional royal-blue and white horizontal hoops with decorative collar detailing Front Sponsor Classic FM Historical Significance QPR finished fifth in the inaugural Premier League season, becoming the highest-placed London club in 1992–93 The 1992–93 season was a landmark campaign for Queens Park Rangers under Gerry Francis. Competing in the inaugural Premier League season, QPR exceeded expectations by finishing fifth with 63 points, ahead of every other London club. Striker Les Ferdinand enjoyed an outstanding campaign, scoring 20 league goals and establishing himself among England's most dangerous forwards. Experienced midfielder Ray Wilkins provided leadership and technical quality, while Andy Sinton and Gary Penrice contributed to an entertaining attacking team. The season remains one of QPR's most successful achievements in the modern era.
Rec. Player Printing Options
For the Queens Park Rangers 1992–93 Home Jersey, traditional early-1990s number-only printing is recommended. The inaugural Premier League season preceded the introduction of permanent squad numbers and standardised player-name printing in 1993–94.
The following selections reflect QPR's established starting-lineup numbers during the 1992–93 campaign. Exact numbers should be checked against individual fixtures.
Best Printing Choice: 9 (LES FERDINAND)
Other Strong Options: 4 (RAY WILKINS) / 11 (ANDY SINTON) / 10 (GARY PENRICE) / 7 (ANDY IMPEY) / 6 (ALAN MCDONALD)
We recommend 9 (LES FERDINAND) as the best printing choice for the Queens Park Rangers 1992–93 Home Jersey. Les Ferdinand enjoyed an exceptional campaign, scoring 20 Premier League goals and helping QPR finish fifth in the inaugural season of the competition. His powerful finishing, aerial ability and outstanding attacking performances established him among the most dangerous strikers in English football.
4 (RAY WILKINS) is an excellent alternative, celebrating the experienced midfield playmaker whose passing and leadership were central to the team's performances.
11 (ANDY SINTON) represents QPR's attacking creativity, while 10 (GARY PENRICE) honours Ferdinand's important strike partner.
For historical authenticity, traditional number-only printing is recommended, with 9 as the standout selection.
