Radek Cerny joined QPR on a free transfer in the summer of 2008. Radek turned professional in 1993 as a 17-year-old with Slavia Prague. Cerný did not get a chance to play for Slavia in the early years of his career, having been loaned out to three different Czech clubs and not returning until 1997, when he finally made his debut. Cerny made over 150 appearances for Slavia winning two domestic cup competitions and three caps for the Czech Republic. He joined Spurs on an 18 month loan in January 2005 which was extended to the end of last season. Cerny made his debut at White Hart Lane against Aston Villa in a game they won 5-1. He got his chance in the Spurs goal last season in the Carling Cup semi final where he had an excellent game and managed to keep out Paul Robinson. Cerny helped Spurs to the cup final but was dropped for the game at Wembley after a poor performance in the UEFA cup. He made the move to QPR in the summer
in search of first team football and made his debut against Barnsley
in the opening day of the season. Cerny didn't win over fans straight
away with some erratic displays in goal but he has begun to improve
and has made the goalkeepers shirt his own.
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