Fitz Hall joined QPR from Wigan in January 2008 for a fee thought to be around £1 million Hall is an experienced central defender who has played in the Premiership for the last few years. He made his name at Oldham where he looked a very good defender. QPR fans will remember him from the Playoff semi final in 2003. Hall was the man brushed aside by Paul Furlong as the Rangers striker scored the winning goal. It was a night Hall probably wants to forget as he was denied an equaliser in the last minute by an incredible Chris Day save. Hall ended up getting a move to Southampton where he struggled to win a first team place. He had more luck at Crystal Palace as he had a decent season as Palace were relegated on the final day of the premiership season. He had done enough to impress that season though and made the move to Wigan where he played his part in the clubs staying in the premiership. He came to QPR in January 2008 and made his debut in the FA Cup against Chelsea. Hall has look a composed figure in the QPR defence and has been a regular as the club climbed the table away from relegation trouble. This season he started well scoring twice on the opening day of the season and was denied a hat trick when he missed a second half penalty. He has been in and out of the side this season with injuries but remains a key member of the first team squad. Hall is also the man behind the A star goal celebration which is often seen in the premiership. For details go to his web site http://www.astar-global.com
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