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Its odds on with the bookies that QPR are going to be relegated this weekend, I think the ex blues and the QPR fans should get a bit of respect and a good applause at the end of the game on Sunday. The QPR Fans were great during our 2012 triumph.

Do we have to include the mentalist that is Joey in that?

just askin

Oops sorry how do I delete multiple posts

Seems like we can't get people to stay and applaud our players let alone :-)

carolina-blue wrote:Seems like we can't get people to stay and applaud our players let alone :-)

That is a good point, so good you said it twice.

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

carolina-blue wrote:Seems like we can't get people to stay and applaud our players let alone :-)

That is a good point, so good you said it twice.

I think the point is that you can't count.

patrickblue wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

carolina-blue wrote:Seems like we can't get people to stay and applaud our players let alone :-)

That is a good point, so good you said it twice.

I think the point is that you can't count.

You three are an awful pair of eejits if ever I met one.

CTID Hants wrote:Do we have to include the mentalist that is Joey in that?

just askin

After his performance in the 2012 game he deserves the biggest cheer of all.

patrickblue wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

carolina-blue wrote:Seems like we can't get people to stay and applaud our players let alone :-)

That is a good point, so good you said it twice.

I think the point is that you can't count.

D'oh!

Smart money says a polite clap at PA announcements and half the stadium gone by final whistle.

It's not what I'd do, but it's not worth the arguments it causes on here.

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Smart money says a polite clap at PA announcements and half the stadium gone by final whistle.

It's not what I'd do, but it's not worth the arguments it causes on here.

What's the argument? People do what they choose for their own reasons. I get to so few football matches that I arrive as early as possible and stay as late as possible to soak it all in....no matter how we do.

But if I had to leave in the 90th minute for any reason I deemed reasonable then it's no one else's fucking business to tell me I'm wrong.

It's an overblown issue I feel. I go to any sporting even anywhere and there's always a small contingent of early leavers. Whatevs.

Cheers

Aren't there supposed to be loads of financial ramifications for QPR if they go down? I've been looking for something on the current situation in the press over the past couple of weeks, but haven't seen anything...

DoomMerchant wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Smart money says a polite clap at PA announcements and half the stadium gone by final whistle.

It's not what I'd do, but it's not worth the arguments it causes on here.

What's the argument? People do what they choose for their own reasons. I get to so few football matches that I arrive as early as possible and stay as late as possible to soak it all in....no matter how we do.

But if I had to leave in the 90th minute for any reason I deemed reasonable then it's no one else's fucking business to tell me I'm wrong.

It's an overblown issue I feel. I go to any sporting even anywhere and there's always a small contingent of early leavers. Whatevs.

Cheers

What's miles worse than going early, is standing on the concourse at HT sipping coffee, missing a goal and falling over.

Cheers

Sister of fu wrote:

DoomMerchant wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Smart money says a polite clap at PA announcements and half the stadium gone by final whistle.

It's not what I'd do, but it's not worth the arguments it causes on here.

What's the argument? People do what they choose for their own reasons. I get to so few football matches that I arrive as early as possible and stay as late as possible to soak it all in....no matter how we do.

But if I had to leave in the 90th minute for any reason I deemed reasonable then it's no one else's fucking business to tell me I'm wrong.

It's an overblown issue I feel. I go to any sporting even anywhere and there's always a small contingent of early leavers. Whatevs.

Cheers

What's miles worse than going early, is standing on the concourse at HT sipping coffee, missing a goal and falling over.

Cheers

What goals are scored at HT?

Slim wrote:

Sister of fu wrote:

DoomMerchant wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Smart money says a polite clap at PA announcements and half the stadium gone by final whistle.

It's not what I'd do, but it's not worth the arguments it causes on here.

What's the argument? People do what they choose for their own reasons. I get to so few football matches that I arrive as early as possible and stay as late as possible to soak it all in....no matter how we do.

But if I had to leave in the 90th minute for any reason I deemed reasonable then it's no one else's fucking business to tell me I'm wrong.

It's an overblown issue I feel. I go to any sporting even anywhere and there's always a small contingent of early leavers. Whatevs.

Cheers

What's miles worse than going early, is standing on the concourse at HT sipping coffee, missing a goal and falling over.

Cheers

What goals are scored at HT?

He stayed on the concourse while the game restarted and Yaya scored a worldly. Apologies if that was unclear.

Sister of fu wrote:

Slim wrote:

Sister of fu wrote:

DoomMerchant wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Smart money says a polite clap at PA announcements and half the stadium gone by final whistle.

It's not what I'd do, but it's not worth the arguments it causes on here.

What's the argument? People do what they choose for their own reasons. I get to so few football matches that I arrive as early as possible and stay as late as possible to soak it all in....no matter how we do.

But if I had to leave in the 90th minute for any reason I deemed reasonable then it's no one else's fucking business to tell me I'm wrong.

It's an overblown issue I feel. I go to any sporting even anywhere and there's always a small contingent of early leavers. Whatevs.

Cheers

What's miles worse than going early, is standing on the concourse at HT sipping coffee, missing a goal and falling over.

Cheers

What goals are scored at HT?

He stayed on the concourse while the game restarted and Yaya scored a worldly. Apologies if that was unclear.

I wonder who you're talking about, have to be an idiot of the highest order....wait, I know, nvm.

Drinking coffee during a cup final... Crazy.

mr_nool wrote:Drinking coffee during a cup final... Crazy.

Not even an Irish coffee?

Sister of fu wrote:

DoomMerchant wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Smart money says a polite clap at PA announcements and half the stadium gone by final whistle.

It's not what I'd do, but it's not worth the arguments it causes on here.

What's the argument? People do what they choose for their own reasons. I get to so few football matches that I arrive as early as possible and stay as late as possible to soak it all in....no matter how we do.

But if I had to leave in the 90th minute for any reason I deemed reasonable then it's no one else's fucking business to tell me I'm wrong.

It's an overblown issue I feel. I go to any sporting even anywhere and there's always a small contingent of early leavers. Whatevs.

Cheers

What's miles worse than going early, is standing on the concourse at HT sipping coffee, missing a goal and falling over.

Cheers

Tbf I was holding someone's hot chocolate and trapped in a Higginbottom family reunion. What human could escape those clutches?

And just for the record I missed them both and not just one.

Cheers

BlueinBosnia wrote:Aren't there supposed to be loads of financial ramifications for QPR if they go down? I've been looking for something on the current situation in the press over the past couple of weeks, but haven't seen anything...

The contracts of a dozen, or more, of their better/best, higher profile squad players all run out together this summer.

After these, they've hardly got any others left of any quality and who might command a fee to defray the cost of rebuilding the side, so there'll be an almighty exodus this summer, with minimal cash coming in to buy new players for the Championship.

Although the wage bill will dramatically reduce because of this exodus, by all accounts they've got sizeable debts to confront and their 'parachute' payments will only go so far.

On the face of it, it's not inconceivable that, next season, they could be relegated again (down into League 1) and, if so, I think 'Arry Twitcher must take some of the responsibility for wasting and needlessly squandering a lot of the money that the owner made available to him.

It's not impossible that they might almost become another Portsmouth, if they're not careful.