QPR - who lost the November tie 4-0 at The Vetch Field - have disclosed they are still owed their share of the gate receipts from the live televised contest.

It is understood that a cheque of more than £10,000 was made out to the West London club last month before the transaction was stopped.

And, with Swansea's cash crisis worsening under controversial chairman Tony Petty, QPR have revealed they held onto the cash received for ticket sales to their own supporters.

Now Swansea - who already have a transfer embargo placed on them - could face serious sanctions should QPR make an official complaint to the FA.

"It is serious," said manager Colin Addison after Swansea's goalless draw with Lincoln. "They (QPR) could take action and they might even take action.

"It doesn't bear thinking about and it's very sad for everyone concerned with the club to hear this news.

"But we've got to face up to it and hope that the club's future is sorted out sooner rather than later.

"A city as big as Swansea and a club as big as Swansea City should be able to persuade someone to come in and help.

"There's got to be someone out there who really wants to help Swansea City.

"I don't see this club dying - I don't think that's going to happen. But we need stability from the top, the club's got to have it."

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