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Fair play to him. I back big Tony as I believe he is a man of his word.
I do think we'll go down but I don't think it will be the stroll in the park people imagine. Birmingham, Burnley, Wolves, Blackburn, Middlesborough, Bolton, Derby, Charlton, Shef Utd and a couple others I've probably missed have all gone down in recent seasons and haven't exactly run riot and come straight back up.
However, the thought of going down, clearing out all of the s*** and having a proper promotion party does appeal to me and could work out better for us in the long run.Comment
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Stayed over in Barnsley last time Tuesday night game-nothing there, we even got blanked from a gay night in a club (only place open for a beer) we only wanted to celebrate a winThank **ck thats all over with !!! need a holiday!!!Comment
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Yes we do. Not now, maybe in 5+ years. Do you know how long it will take to build a stadium?
We are building the base now. No one says we need to move today.
Imagine we built a solid base, international fan base. Cool, lets plan for the stadium now then, it should be ready in 2040.Comment
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My theory on this is that Tuesday is generally a student night when it comes to going out on the lash &, seeing as being a student requires half a brain and most of Barnsley shares 1 of 3 dads, brains are pretty scarce. Therefore, any student night is guna be pretty dead.
I wouldn't get turned away from a gay bar either, I always ensure I wear skin tight leather trousers and either my leopard print shirt or my sleeveless pink tank top. They look abit silly but I have the last laugh when I'm sipping on a beer in a queer bar whilst others are getting turned away outside.
So, yea, roll on Barnsley!
PS: Staying up in Barnsley on a Tuesday night? Fair play to ya mate - proper commitment that
You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.Comment
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I am glad that TF has come out and stated his long term commitment to Queen's Park Rangers.
Knowing that Tony, and the rest of the board of directors, will be here even if we are in the championship, is a comforting thought.Comment

Brentford is full of 999 types
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