My only memory is it being used as a car park for R's matches when my dad took us as kids in the 70's.
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Did anyone ever see QPR play at White City Stadium?
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Can remember going there a few times with my Dad as a small kid. Loved it as I could see easily, though suspect as an adult I would have found it rather soulless due to distance from pitch, greyhound/athletics track and small crowd in huge stadium.Comment
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seeing that Human League video reminded me of David Cassidy who appeared there. Jeez the girls went crazy, sadly one girl diedI must away now, I can no longer tarry
This morning's tempest I have to cross
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Went to Wimbledon and Leicester a few times. Was fortunate enough to race my old VW camper van around the Leicester track at a VW meet back in the 90s.
I also recall White City being used for away fan coaches at some point.Minds Are Like Parachutes.
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It would have been great to get it. I know it didnt work in the 60s but that was because it wasnt a football stadium.
It was available to buy in the 80s but it was wrong time and owners. Had it been available now....Comment
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I blew a lot on vodka and tonic, gambling and fags. Looking back, I think I overdid it on the tonic. - The one and only Stanley BowlesComment
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Yep went a few times only to muck about in rather then watching the footy. Used to muck about in the army barracks opposite and get chased out by the army boys, they never could catch us with them steel boots !Comment
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My first trip to see us was at White City taken by my uncle who lived in the Bush,Conningham Rd and
was a tic tac man at the dogs.
That first trip was against Hull City but was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch I remember it
well amazingly the ground was massive and had a fantastic main stand allthogh covered all round.
Went to some games after that but we moved back HOME due to financial problems.
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I used to work there on the Tote for the dogs. Greyhound Derby night was pretty smart - 20,000 drunk punters gave it a special atmosphere - roar that went up as hare came round to the traps knocks the spots off any crowd noise I've ever heard at footy. It was a ramshackle dump but the low roof and bowl like shape didn't half create a din.Comment
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i knew a skinhead that lived in the barracks his dad was the sargent i thinkComment
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