By Nick Purewal, Press Association QPR face growing opposition to their new stadium bid with current landowner Cargiant claiming they 'will not enter into any future talks with the club'. The former QPR sponsors hold a 30-acre plot on the Old Oak site where the west London club hope to build a new 40,000-seater stadium. Rangers have support from all the major bodies required to build the new ground as soon as 2018, but Cargiant is seeking to scupper their plans. Queens Park Rangers face growing opposition to their new stadium bid The Premier League club want to build a new stadium with a capacity of 40,000
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Cargiant say they will not negotiate with QPR over their land
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Tony Fernandes' club need the 30-acre plot to start building
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The Premier League side want to a new ground with a 40,000 capacity
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