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  • qblockpete
    C Club
    • Mar 2009
    • 22186

    #1

    Your Family Tree History Of QPR Supporters

    How far does it go back?

    I spoke to a guy today born 1950 and his dad used to be Reg Chapman who was a player and than manager of QPR in the late forties/early fifties, that got me interested in the subject.

    I supported the club in 1975-76 but had not family members above me that supported QPR, what about you as a supporter?
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  • RamseyR
    Bronze Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 444

    #2
    I was the first in my family in about 1972. Both my grown up kids now support the R's.

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    • W12_Ranger
      Platinum Seat
      • Mar 2009
      • 11447

      #3
      Everyone back to my Great Nan was an R's fan and I'd have thought she be around 120 now if she was alive.

      I make that 5 generations now with the new additions recently.

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      • MYU
        Administrator
        • Mar 2009
        • 43466

        #4
        My family are all Spurs, I picked QPR because our training ground was across the road from the house I was born, first club I see and will be my last!

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        • Jeffro
          Gold Seat
          • Mar 2010
          • 5360

          #5
          My grandad born in east london, followed Hammers as a kid 1900's, then got hooked on rangers from a early age, since then, my old man went since 60's and my 1st game 1984.

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          • 80sCasual
            CCG
            • Dec 2009
            • 9231

            #6
            I have supported us since living in Queens Park, around the 1880's if i can remember, it's the alzheimers you see.
            Queens Park Rangers
            NPower Champions 2010/2011

            PREMIER LEAGUE 2011 - ETERNITY (Oh well got that wrong, we'll be back though)

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            • ant8383

              #7
              My 5 year old son, myself (28), my dad 50 odd and grandad 80 odd!!

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              • TW7R
                Silver Seat
                • Feb 2010
                • 1399

                #8
                My grandad and his dad moved to the bush from east London in the 30s and it was passed down from them to my old man then me and now my boy so 5 generations now. Plus my other halfs family are mostly rangers too!

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                • SpankwiR
                  Voted Most Handsome Fan 2010, 2011 and 2012
                  • Apr 2009
                  • 3254

                  #9
                  My Nan & Grandad moved to Sheperds Bush after the War and she got a job doing the clubs laundry (Before the days of new shirts every game) and now all my family is QPR. (apart from cousins who we dont speak too)

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                  • QPR_NW10
                    Silver Seat
                    • May 2011
                    • 2659

                    #10
                    Same as Casual - I'm from the Queen's Park area so was fairly easy to pick. My mum and uncles all grew up off the harrow road and the Avenues - the old Queen's Park Estate. Been my life and theirs so from the 50s...mind you my dad's a frenchman and he's a hoop as well - mind you that only happened once he came over - it's not as if QPR were/are famous in the 1950s in the Basque Country!

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                    • jjohnboy17
                      Apprentice
                      • Apr 2011
                      • 235

                      #11
                      My old man took me to the games when I was a boy, his dad and 10 brothers are all spurs
                      I cant help FAURLIN in the love with you.....

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                      • mikeyhg
                        Bronze Seat
                        • Mar 2011
                        • 264

                        #12
                        Dad arsenal mum liverpool but I chose the Rs and got my younger sister into supporting them.

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                        • RussRanger
                          Unlucky Bloke
                          • Apr 2009
                          • 4055

                          #13
                          I am the one and only.

                          It's okay, I know what's coming next...

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                          • Jeff
                            Bronze Seat
                            • Mar 2009
                            • 566

                            #14
                            I am the first in my family to support QPR - Dennis Bailey on New Year's day is entirely responsible for my supporting QPR.

                            my girlfriend is now a season ticket holder because of me though, and our kids will be press ganged into being QPR supporters, so the line will continue...
                            RUN, MWEPU, RUN! CHARGE FORTH AND BOOT THAT BALL DOWNFIELD MY BOY, YOU MAGNIFICENT CHAMPION YOU!

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                            • triniranger
                              Apprentice
                              • May 2010
                              • 16

                              #15
                              grandparents moved to white city estate in 1935 ,raised seven children all rangers fans,from an early age of about 4yrs i can remember wandering around at the top of the loft whilst games were going on(circa 1971) whilst in attendance with brothers/cousins/uncles.
                              even though i now live 4000 miles away from loftus rd my 4 year old son shouts come on u rs when ever rangers have been on tv this last season so i hope that the legacy will be continued.

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