The Queens Park Rangers 1994–95 Home Retro Football Jersey recalls a memorable chapter in the club's early Premier League history. QPR finished eighth in the English top flight with 60 points and reached the FA Cup quarter-finals during a season of transition. Following Gerry Francis's departure in November 1994, Ray Wilkins took charge as player-manager, helping the West London club remain competitive against England's leading teams.
The campaign was particularly significant for legendary striker Les Ferdinand, who scored 24 Premier League goals and 26 in all competitions. His powerful performances made him one of England's most feared forwards and marked his final season at Loftus Road before joining Newcastle United. Alongside Ferdinand, talented winger Trevor Sinclair, emerging forward Kevin Gallen and experienced defender Alan McDonald formed an important part of QPR's memorable mid-1990s generation.
The jersey features QPR's iconic royal-blue and white horizontal hoops, one of the most recognisable designs in English football. Its bold alternating bands reflect the club's traditional identity, while the classic crest and period-style detailing capture the character of the 1994–95 campaign. Associated with Ferdinand's prolific final season and the atmosphere of Premier League football at Loftus Road, this heritage shirt is a distinctive addition to any collection of classic English football jerseys.
Queens Park Rangers 1994–95 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 / Year
1994–95
Club
Queens Park Rangers FC
Country
England
City
Shepherd's Bush, West London
Competition(s)
FA Premier League, FA Cup, Football League Cup
Premier League Result
8th place
League Record
42 matches, 17 wins, 9 draws, 16 losses
League Points
60
Goals Scored / Conceded
61 / 59
FA Cup
Quarter-finals – Eliminated by Manchester United
League Cup
Third Round
Managers
Gerry Francis (until November 1994); Ray Wilkins (from November 1994)
Home Stadium
Loftus Road
League Top Scorer
Les Ferdinand – 24 goals
All-Competition Top Scorer
Les Ferdinand – 26 goals
Key Players
Les Ferdinand, Trevor Sinclair, Ray Wilkins, Kevin Gallen, Andy Impey, Alan McDonald, Simon Barker, Clive Wilson
Kit Type
Home
Primary Colours
Royal blue and white
Design
Traditional horizontal blue-and-white hoops
Chest Sponsor
Compaq
Historical Significance
Les Ferdinand's final season at QPR before his move to Newcastle United
The 1994–95 season was a memorable campaign for Queens Park Rangers during the early Premier League era. Following Gerry Francis's departure in November 1994, Ray Wilkins returned as player-manager and guided the club to an eighth-place finish. QPR also reached the FA Cup quarter-finals, while prolific striker Les Ferdinand enjoyed another outstanding season, scoring 24 league goals. It proved to be Ferdinand's final campaign at Loftus Road before his departure to Newcastle United in the summer of 1995.
Rec. Player Printing Options
The Queens Park Rangers 1994–95 Home Retro Jersey is closely associated with Les Ferdinand's prolific goalscoring performances and the club's established Premier League players.
Best Printing Choice: FERDINAND 9
Other Strong Options: SINCLAIR 7 / WILKINS 8 / GALLEN 10 / IMPEY 2 / McDONALD 5
Printing
Recommendation
FERDINAND 9
Best Choice – Les Ferdinand scored 24 Premier League goals and 26 in all competitions during his final QPR season.
SINCLAIR 7
Attacking Icon – Trevor Sinclair was one of the club's most exciting young players, renowned for his pace, dribbling and attacking creativity.
WILKINS 8
Midfield Legend – Ray Wilkins returned as player-manager in November 1994, bringing leadership and extensive top-flight experience.
GALLEN 10
Emerging Talent – Kevin Gallen established himself as an important young attacking player during the campaign.
IMPEY 2
Versatile Performer – Andy Impey was a consistent presence on the right side of QPR's team.
McDONALD 5
Defensive Leader – Alan McDonald was a long-serving defender and an important figure in the club's Premier League era.
UNPRINTED
Classic Choice – Preserves the traditional blue-and-white hooped design and clean vintage appearance.
DETAILED RECOMMENDATION
We recommend FERDINAND 9 as the standout printing choice for the Queens Park Rangers 1994–95 Home Retro Jersey.
Les Ferdinand was one of the Premier League's most formidable strikers during the mid-1990s. His combination of aerial ability, strength, pace and clinical finishing made him the focal point of QPR's attack. He scored 24 league goals during the 1994–95 campaign, establishing himself among the division's leading goalscorers.
SINCLAIR 7 is another excellent option, celebrating one of QPR's most exciting attacking talents, while WILKINS 8 represents the leadership and experience of the club's player-manager.
For supporters who prefer an understated heritage appearance, the UNPRINTED version remains a timeless choice.
