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I agree, but dressed in black!! They are minors. Fair play to the side atm though! Flying under pulis!Comment
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yep palace likely to stay up imho and like em or not their fans produce a great atmosphere....fair play!you know nothing john snow!!!!Comment
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I think its fine if you're 15 but a grown adult acting like an "ultra" at an English football game is cringeworthy
If people want to sing at football then fine just don't understand the banners and flairs too European for meWe Are The People.....Comment
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If a group of people want to dress up and have a good sing song, let them. Each to their own. Who is anyone to say they shouldn't?
And anyone who moans about the clobber they're wearing should remember those atrocious tennis gear outfits people used to wear to football in the 80s.Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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RichardIf a group of people want to dress up and have a good sing song, let them. Each to their own. Who is anyone to say they should
And anyone who moans about the clobber they're wearing should remember those atrocious tennis gear outfits people used to wear to football in the 80s.
We may have differences about capacity which I accept but "atrocious tennis clobber" you've gone too far. That's just cruel. Take it back. I'm crying in me taccini and stan Smith's.Comment
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I was a mod in the early 80s so it was Ben Sherman's and Fred Perry's for me. I was never one for the track suit look in those days. Preferred Levi's myself.Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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Personally stopped wearing that look in about '81 but have to concede that that mod/rudeboy fashion still passes the grade these days.PRIDE OF LONDON.Comment
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Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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