rather good at it". As a mark of respect QPR postponed their upcoming game with Burnley, a team who in turn replaced it with an open training session with proceeds going to the charity of QPR's choice. QPR also decided to retire the number 31 shirt in memory of Jones, who wore that shirt during his career. In their league game against Southampton on 1 September 2007, all of the QPR players carried Jones' name on the back of their shirts as a mark of respect. Ten days later, in the England U19 friendly against Belarus at Meadow Lane in Nottingham, a minute's applause was held before the match. An inquest in April 2008 found that Jones had sped over a pedestrian crossing on the wrong side of the road, leading to a head-on collision. His death was recorded as an accident, but it was confirmed that had he survived, he would have been facing two charges of causing death by dangerous driving. Career statistics References External links 1988 births 2007 deaths Footballers from East Ham English footballers England youth international footballers Association football forwards Queens Park Rangers F.C. players English Football League players Road incident deaths in London