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Originally posted by Stanley View PostIn principle, can you summarise what your main objections/fears are to the club and fanbase growing?
Just out of interest.Last edited by vblockranger; 22-01-2015, 10:53 PM.
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Originally posted by W5R View PostWarren Farm is back to square one.
Needs complete new planning permission.
Sauce? Ealing Council. Who are MIGHTY pished off that Fernandes made the statement without actually informing them that things were changing
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Originally posted by W5R View PostWarren Farm is back to square one.
Needs complete new planning permission.
Sauce? Ealing Council. Who are MIGHTY pished off that Fernandes made the statement without actually informing them that things were changing
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"supportive" is a position not a legal thing.
Source is a councillor and they are pished as they heard about it all via twitter.
They are still going to support it but well..it means starting again. Even if it is fast tracked as an amendment it means the opposers can oppose. Also Labour are on very very shaky ground (W5 is normally tory). The council doesnt have much support. The Lib Dems who actually have quite a decent following in Ealing may gain at the election (albeit nationally theyre dead obviously) Oh the lib dems are against the plans...
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Originally posted by vblockranger View PostTourists, neutrals, turning into Fulham, plastic flags and all that ####, losing Loftus Rd to accommodate the manufacture of new fans. Losing that small fanbase/small club mentality that has made us as fans close to the club since i was a kid at least. Losing our identity i suppose. Above all i just dont like change i guess :-) I am in a minority i accept that but that doesnt mean my views are any less valid because of it.
The world is changing and we have too, the sport has changed and we need to change with times.
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Originally posted by vblockranger View PostTourists, neutrals, turning into Fulham, plastic flags and all that ####, losing Loftus Rd to accommodate the manufacture of new fans. Losing that small fanbase/small club mentality that has made us as fans close to the club since i was a kid at least. Losing our identity i suppose. Above all i just dont like change i guess :-) I am in a minority i accept that but that doesnt mean my views are any less valid because of it.
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Originally posted by Stanley View PostSo essentially what you're saying is you have no desire for QPR to play in the premier league, because I assume you understand that would be an impossibility in the long-term, by remaining at Loftus Rd.
We need a new ground and need new supporters, we may lose some but hope many stick around and become a part of us.
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Originally posted by W5R View Post"supportive" is a position not a legal thing.
Source is a councillor and they are pished as they heard about it all via twitter.
They are still going to support it but well..it means starting again. Even if it is fast tracked as an amendment it means the opposers can oppose. Also Labour are on very very shaky ground (W5 is normally tory). The council doesnt have much support. The Lib Dems who actually have quite a decent following in Ealing may gain at the election (albeit nationally theyre dead obviously) Oh the lib dems are against the plans...
I would have thought it was a given that they would have to start again - new plans mean new approval.
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Originally posted by Stanley View PostSo essentially what you're saying is you have no desire for QPR to play in the premier league, because I assume you understand that would be an impossibility in the long-term, by remaining at Loftus Rd.
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Originally posted by Buffalo View PostSource? The statement says that they have met with Ealing Council leader who has been very supportive. Why would they now be pished off?Banning people is no longer my hobby,
but take a look at my photo blog:
http://kirillqpr.blogspot.com/
How and why did I start supporting QPR in Estonia:
http://www.wearetherangersboys.com/forum/blog.php?b=852
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Originally posted by Kirill View PostWhen your boss denies you promotion he can also be very supportive.
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Originally posted by MYU View PostI understand this and think most of us have felt the same way, but I don't want us to get left behind in the sport as it's changed for every football club. I've accepted this now and it was hard, but never forget we fans will always be here.
The world is changing and we have too, the sport has changed and we need to change with times.
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Originally posted by vblockranger View PostFair enough but for me football hasnt changed one iota. Still go for a drink, still meet my mates, still love the club, still love W12 (and W6), still talk about all the same stuff in the pub, still a part of my life and my kids life. Football from fans point of view isnt all that different. If some rich syndicate comes in and tries to make millions off my club then fair enough but leave it all as it was because when you are gone we will still be here.
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