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The banner,flares and dressing is black is ****ing pathetic they are mostly school boys not Italian nut jobs who stab you in the **** for looking at them the wrong way . HOWEVER you can't deny that they create a brilliant atmosphere which has a knock on effect to the rest of the crowd , their away support at arsenal the other week was suburb . I'd certainly be up for the club allocating an area soley for people who want to try and create an atmosphere at qpr because loftus road is such a fantastic asset when it's rocking . The people who want to be loud and raucous should all try and sit together and the club should actively support and encourage itComment
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agreedamondo gregory....our one and only sir ted of the racecourse northolt yeomanry has offered to lead the singing dressed only in pluto disney slippers and his new camourflage greys!you know nothing john snow!!!!Comment
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So how do we go about sortng this?Comment
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Our **** songs aside, if we want to improve the atmosphere we need a contingency plan that involves a loud chorus in X block. We'll definitely need it against Leeds.Comment
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will we hold an 'xfactor/voice' style auditions in the springbok before hand??......we need to take these songs and make them our own!you know nothing john snow!!!!Comment
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Haven't read all the 7 pages or so.
But I'd just like to add that Palace "Ultras" are a pathetic bunch of nerds that are beyond cringeworthy.
You can create atmosphere without turning into a w@nky laughing stockI should probably write something insightful hereComment
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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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Sorry, let me rephrase that then
"nerdy adults acting like kids"
Better?I should probably write something insightful hereComment
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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 days
palace chappie your'e banging your head against a brick wall here mate....i love my qpr but im affraid we have some real damsons among us old bean!you know nothing john snow!!!!Comment
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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 days
To me they are wannabe lads i.e they like the police escort and singing etc but would melt quicker than an ice cube in the Sahara if it was put on themWe Are The People.....Comment
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PreciselyI should probably write something insightful hereComment
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