Any adult holding on to a bright banner with the word ultras scribbled across it will melt. I know plenty of palace lads and believe me even they think they are a bunch of helmets.
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Loads of firms abroad love a banner, they are just trying to emulate that.
And surely of youve got no bottle, the best thing to do is actually not join a hollie gang, no?Comment
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He's got a point you know.
There's a tidy little firm that walk about mob handed in my area. Dress all in black too with their hoods up.
Think they call themselves "Nuns"I should probably write something insightful hereComment
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Unoriginal and about as intimidating as Fulham.Interesting how many people on here are referring to them as kids/minors etc... is it an attempt to rubbish them off? Most football sub-cultures started off as youth movements. Have a look at the pic of them at Arsenal last week, not many kids IMO.

Regarding the clobber, the days of wearing bright coloured clothing and getting away with mischief on a match day is over, wearing black makes the OBs job 10 times harder when dishing out FBOs. Also looks better than a group of shirters that most grounds seem to be full of these daysComment
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Can just see it now at Loftus Road...QPR Banners.....Flares.....Loads of QPR fans dressed in black....hostile atmosphere....intimidating......and then all of a sudden:
" We are the Rangers Boys....Stand Up and make some Noise "
Worst chant we have.Comment
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Post of the century, that song makes me want to dieComment
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Maybe... although I haven’t heard of them taking a slap in the 9 years they have been travelling to away games though, unless they keep it under wraps. Lets be honest, the hooligan scene is virtually dead in England anyway... not that I think they are into that anyway, Police are always all over them.Comment
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More original than lads still hanging onto the Stone Island 90s look posing for pictures to go on casual state of mind facebook page... and yet do f*ck all inside the stadium apart from standing around looking a bit moody. As I say, each to their own... maybe in your opinion what your lot are doing at QPR may be more “original” than what’s happening at Palace, if so then fair play.Comment
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True, but who does admit to getting a slap? Anyway are you going to stay up?Comment
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I don't know what you're on about but there is still plenty of trouble up and down the country every weekend.More original than lads still hanging onto the Stone Island 90s look posing for pictures to go on casual state of mind facebook page... and yet do f*ck all inside the stadium apart from standing around looking a bit moody. As I say, each to their own... maybe in your opinion what your lot are doing at QPR may be more “original” than what’s happening at Palace, if so then fair play.
I'm all grown up and into yoga these days,Comment
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Definitely not the ICF, undefeated etc..
And yea sadly looking like we will stay up, boring as f*ck in this league. Expensive, more nazi stewards at every away game, more Police, less likely of getting a ticket, sh1t kick off times, no proper grounds etc... not sure what the fuss is all about.Comment
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Yep - share your pain - had that feeling last season. Was sanitised beyond belief. I'm not a fan of "safe" standing either - even sitting down was sanitised....Definitely not the ICF, undefeated etc..
And yea sadly looking like we will stay up, boring as f*ck in this league. Expensive, more nazi stewards at every away game, more Police, less likely of getting a ticket, sh1t kick off times, no proper grounds etc... not sure what the fuss is all about.Meet me by the railway tracksComment
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