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  • qprjeff1882
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    Originally posted by qprvoyager10
    No one is happy. It's a case of you just lost your arm and you have been told that your other arm will be ok. Your celebrating you get to keep your other arm but overall is still a lousy day. Hope that puts it into perspective what being a QPR supporter is like!!!
    You're not Ian Holloway in disguise are you. Lol

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  • TeddingtonRanger
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    Originally posted by TBLOCKRANGER
    Not really fallen angels.
    For 15 years in the wilderness, going nowhere.
    Warnock turns up and with AT & co we go up, which surprises everyone.
    We then stay up on the last day
    We then go down
    We then go up via one shot on the 89th minute
    We then go down as probably worse team in premiership history
    We our now mid table

    If it's a fall it must have been from a very small height and to describe us as an angel, is a bit harsh on Angels. We are more dobby the house elf.
    Ha, very good. Spot on.

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  • BuffooneRy
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    Originally posted by wortonranger
    Now that's given me a pleasant pause for thought.
    I know she's absolutely gorgeous huh...

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  • BuffooneRy
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    Originally posted by Kevin Mcleod
    We scored in injury time to avoid defeat away from home. Can't see how that cannot make any R's fan relieved and pleased. Fail to see it.
    It's all about perspective I suppose as surely we shouldn't be in that position in the first place... Maybe like a dull and loveless marriage I've just lost complete interest in my lover this season because we've been so dire... Of course I was relieved but certainly not jumping for joy that's for sure... I'm sure it was great for those who went and stayed until the end but, once they're 20 miles nearer to London they'll reflect upon a lame and miserable performance led by one half of the Chuckle Brothers who is demonstrating that he hasn't a clue and is way out of his depth.... We'd struggle to beat out Ladies team at the moment and look how awful they are!!!

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  • wortonranger
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    Originally posted by BuffooneRy
    Jeez you're easily pleased.. No doubt if you and Rachel Riley were the last people on earth and she gave you a peck on the cheek you'd be jumping for joy!!! Get a grip it's a terrible result against a team and club in utter crisis!!!
    Now that's given me a pleasant pause for thought.

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  • Qprtanpa1
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    Originally posted by Martinmalta
    Its not happiness, more relief that at least we did not loose to the team at the bottom. We are no where near promotion candidates, nor relegation threatened. How come we are not giving the young players, Kpekewa, Petresso and Doughty (currently on loan I know) more chance to establish themselves. Why keep depending on Konch, Henry and the rest.......are they part of our long term building?
    Totally agree here. No reason to keep playing with players who have no part of the future. Secure non-relegation, then bring on a parade of young players at the end of the season to see what they've got.

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  • Kevin Mcleod
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    Originally posted by BuffooneRy
    Jeez you're easily pleased.. No doubt if you and Rachel Riley were the last people on earth and she gave you a peck on the cheek you'd be jumping for joy!!! Get a grip it's a terrible result against a team and club in utter crisis!!!
    We scored in injury time to avoid defeat away from home. Can't see how that cannot make any R's fan relieved and pleased. Fail to see it.

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  • BuffooneRy
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    Originally posted by Kevin Mcleod
    Rangers didn't lose away = Happiness
    Rangers scored a 93rd minute equalizer = Happiness
    Jeez you're easily pleased.. No doubt if you and Rachel Riley were the last people on earth and she gave you a peck on the cheek you'd be jumping for joy!!! Get a grip it's a terrible result against a team and club in utter crisis!!!

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  • BuffooneRy
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    Originally posted by The General
    I can't understand how some on here are so happy with a last minute equaliser against Bolton


    Oh how far we have fallen , jimmys record has been rubbish ,


    We should be top six with the other teams that were relegated hull....burley


    Yet we are grateful with this dross

    Wtf.....Wake up Boys Ffs
    Couldn't agree more Big Fella.... No doubt there will still be some fans who will start with the.. put a run of wins together and we could sneak into the PO's like that deluded fool Faurlin was spouting yesterday... Embarrassing in the extreme... Blimey we are truly terrible no matter how you look at things and like a bad first date I just can't wait for this season to be over!!!

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  • Martinmalta
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    Its not happiness, more relief that at least we did not loose to the team at the bottom. We are no where near promotion candidates, nor relegation threatened. How come we are not giving the young players, Kpekewa, Petresso and Doughty (currently on loan I know) more chance to establish themselves. Why keep depending on Konch, Henry and the rest.......are they part of our long term building?

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  • Harryboy
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    Originally posted by Fordy
    We are 14 points above the relegation zone sitting top half of the league. This season has been #### mate but we are not fighting for our lives. Bolton are yes but us no way. We will beat Brum at home
    Hope so mate , I know it was a over statement but when we went 1-0 down I was in shock our bad we have become
    Last edited by Harryboy; 20-02-2016, 06:40 PM.

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  • Kevin Mcleod
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    Thirteen from playoffs, fourteen from relegation places. The definition of mid tale mediocrity. Five years since we have seen that in any division,

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  • maverick69
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    As has been mentioned: We've blown 1/4 of a billion...... To end up where we were. It's obvious that we were a jolly up for sub-standard, past it players and agents alike.

    Now for the pain.......

    Pass me the Savlon......

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  • Rangers77
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    Originally posted by TBLOCKRANGER
    Not really fallen angels.
    For 15 years in the wilderness, going nowhere.
    Warnock turns up and with AT & co we go up, which surprises everyone.
    We then stay up on the last day
    We then go down
    We then go up via one shot on the 89th minute
    We then go down as probably worse team in premiership history
    We our now mid table

    If it's a fall it must have been from a very small height and to describe us as an angel, is a bit harsh on Angels. We are more dobby the house elf.
    Think back then, even if it was s hit, it was exciting. Now it's s hit and not exciting. If we were building a team it might be better.

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  • Fordy
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    Originally posted by Harryboy
    I know it's sounds funny,, we was about 10 points ahead off Foolham last week it's probably about 5 now, I just can't see where the wins are coming from mate
    We are 14 points above the relegation zone sitting top half of the league. This season has been #### mate but we are not fighting for our lives. Bolton are yes but us no way. We will beat Brum at home

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