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  • conners
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    Originally posted by Goddard
    15.

    Are you grooming me?? :waaaht:
    I understand where you are coming from then now that I know how old you are.

    Believe me, your views change when you get older.

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  • conners
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    Originally posted by shania
    Give me some of your strenghts, conners.:tired:

    You are absolutly spot on. And I am wrong...(regarding drastic changes like Harford out etc.)I personally blame it on my Estrogen. Jokes aside,As you say; What we have to do now is to applaud every sign of entusiasm and fighting spirit out there. :shame::shame:

    Shania, too many footballers who don't have a care in the world these days. All club have them. Routledge was a classic example. When things were going well and he was cheered on, he was great to watch. When we were losing, his attitude was poor.

    The likes of Gorkks have not become bad players overnight. Also, why the heck are we loaning a goalkeeper when we have Cerny ? The guy is more than good enough to play for QPR.

    As for Harford out, I don't necessarily disagree, BUT if we get rid, who will the fans blame ?

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  • qblockpete
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    No reason why Flavio would take us into administration, he would lose millions on his investment. Unlikely he will do that.

    More likely to have buyers we know nothing about, they come in and are far more prudent with money spent, wages/players/contracts. Current owners have tried to live the dream and won't continue to subsardise this club. if the most ardent fans are thinking of giving up and they are not even fans than I suggest they are looking for buyers pretty quick.

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  • Goddard
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    Originally posted by conners
    Goddard, how old are you ?

    You seem to be very young.
    15.

    Are you grooming me?? :waaaht:

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  • shania
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    Originally posted by conners
    Pete, some clubs fans will get behind their fans regardless of how well they are playing.

    As for fans not being mugs i disagree.

    Those that booed when we beat Bristol City are most certainly mugs in my book. I would have taken that type of performance every game over he last three months if it meant we had got more points on the board.

    The thing that will put me off going to watch my club even more so than the board, is having to sit through and listen to so-called fans boo their own players and chant anti board comments during the 90 mins of a game.

    Remember the mugs that booed Mahon. They are now saying they can't wait for him to come back. Hypocrites.

    Give me some of your strength, conners.:tired:

    You are absolutly spot on. And I am wrong...(regarding drastic changes like Harford out etc.)I personally blame it on my Estrogen. Jokes aside,as you say; What we have to do now is to applaud every sign of entusiasm and fighting spirit out there on the pitch.
    :shame::shame:
    Last edited by Guest; 07-02-2010, 07:46 PM.

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  • conners
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    Originally posted by Goddard
    Fair enough.
    Goddard, how old are you ?

    You seem to be very young.

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  • conners
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    Originally posted by qblockpete
    Connors agree with the Mahon comments. Fans live for the moment, we had disillusioned fans after we drew at home at peterborough and it all went quiet after we won a few.

    trouble is, we are a laughing stock of football. We have incredibily rich owners and are facing a relegation battle, whats that all about? This season should have been a challenge for the play offs at the very least. Okay, the magiltongate incident did not help, but can hardly be used as an excuse now, we've had plenty of time to change things around and we haven't. The football we are playing is as bad if not worse than the football we played when we just managed to avoid relegation under John Gregory. We should never be in this position and real no excuse for it.
    Pete, understood. I don't actually know what the answer is, however, given my post above, I just somehow feel the need to get behind the players on the pitch, sufficiently so, that they want to play for us.

    Get ourselves safe and then we can deal with everything else.

    One thing we cannot afford is a ten point deduction.

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  • conners
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    Originally posted by garyqpr4eva
    pretty much what pete said..

    i can stomach fact we have been feed alot of horse crap with 4 years europe etc..

    but if i dont see players for QPR putting in effort.. i will find it difficult to get behind them..

    its really nothing.. that will get fans back on side.. just show the commitment to win, passion and desire! if u lose the ball go get it back!
    Gary, i understand what you are saying, but given most of these players will not be here next season then maybe there is not a desire to pu the effort in, particularly when the fans are turning on them.

    Quite clear from the action of Rowands (which I support) after the Bristol City game that there is also a problem between the fans and the team and it is not just the fans and the board.

    We can carry on as we are, but we will be in Division one come May.

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  • Goddard
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    Originally posted by conners
    The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the Valley of Darkness; for he is truly his brother's keeper, and the finder of lost children. And, I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers! And, you will know my name is The Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee!

    Fair enough.

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  • qblockpete
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    Connors agree with the Mahon comments. Fans live for the moment, we had disillusioned fans after we drew at home at peterborough and it all went quiet after we won a few.

    trouble is, we are a laughing stock of football. We have incredibily rich owners and are facing a relegation battle, whats that all about? This season should have been a challenge for the play offs at the very least. Okay, the magiltongate incident did not help, but can hardly be used as an excuse now, we've had plenty of time to change things around and we haven't. The football we are playing is as bad if not worse than the football we played when we just managed to avoid relegation under John Gregory. We should never be in this position and real no excuse for it.

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  • Hertford Hoop
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    To be fair I thought the fans were very good yesterday, cheered the team at the final whistle and on the whole were very supportive despite the poor performance.

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  • QPR1234
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    pretty much what pete said..

    i can stomach fact we have been feed alot of horse crap with 4 years europe etc..

    but if i dont see players for QPR putting in effort.. i will find it difficult to get behind them..

    its really nothing.. that will get fans back on side.. just show the commitment to win, passion and desire! if u lose the ball go get it back!

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  • conners
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    Originally posted by matthew
    without doubt the most annoying poster on this board in my opinion,just an arsh wipe for the owners,a spin doctor and he never changes.we could be at the bottom of league 2,and he(connors)will try and blame the fans and put a positive spin on it for the owners,as i said before,i hate this guy!

    Matthew, cut the crap. I am not supporting the board. i agree they have to go when we find a replacement but the Club becomes before any board, player or manager and given that we will be around a lot longer than any of them we have a responsibility to support the team during games if we don't want to contribute to our downfall.

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  • conners
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    Originally posted by scott_jones
    Europe within 4 years

    project

    increased prices

    etc etc
    Scott, we can't act like spoilt children. I totally agree and understand why people feel he way they do, BUT, given that we are close to relegation are we going to just sit their and accept that we will not win ? If so, I will go and put £200 on Ipswich for Tuesday night and recover the cost of my season ticket for next season.

    Boo and demonstrate all you want after the game but during the 90 mins don't help Ipswich by booing your own team. THat is all i ask.

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  • Rebel R's
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    without doubt the most annoying poster on this board in my opinion,just an arsh wipe for the owners,a spin doctor and he never changes.we could be at the bottom of league 2,and he(connors)will try and blame the fans and put a positive spin on it for the owners,as i said before,i hate this guy!

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