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  • themodfather
    Silver Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 4317

    #1

    have we sold 10,000 ssn tkts yet?

    we usually get around that mark....so with new optimism, new boss, such rich and clued up owners...

    the world is our oyster...
    KAKA
    BEX
    GERRARD
    ROONALDO
    RONEY
    INIESTA
    LAMPARD


    all seen in west london....
  • Factamondo
    You know when you've been factamondoed!
    • Mar 2009
    • 37198

    #2
    ;D pmsl...........your'e reading from the same tablet as me old son!
    you know nothing john snow!!!!

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    • qprrulelondon
      Apprentice
      • May 2009
      • 213

      #3
      take the first 6, lampard can stay with the ****

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      • erniep
        Apprentice
        • Mar 2009
        • 109

        #4
        Originally posted by qprrulelondon
        take the first 6, lampard can stay with the ****
        Yes, but are they available on free transfers?:devil:;D
        Lonesome is being an R's fan on the prairies Always QPR!

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        • qprgentina
          Apprentice
          • Mar 2009
          • 135

          #5
          Does anybody in the know actually know what the Season Ticket Demand numbers actually are? Do the club have to disclose a figure?

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          • bushkangaroo
            Bronze Seat
            • Mar 2009
            • 993

            #6
            Be sceptical of the doomsday merchants. Average attendances I think you'll find will be up this season.

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            • harps55

              #7
              just over 4,000

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              • stan_bowles
                CCG
                • Mar 2009
                • 8391

                #8
                Originally posted by bushkangaroo
                Be sceptical of the doomsday merchants. Average attendances I think you'll find will be up this season.
                Why do you think that?.

                So far nothing has happened to convince the undecided to buy a season ticket.If we made a decent signing or two then maybe things will pick up.I think most people will wait until the last minute.The savings for renewing early are negligeable anyway.

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                • qblockpete
                  C Club
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 22186

                  #9
                  take QPR out of the equation, I'd like to know another championship team that spend millions in the market?

                  It doesn't happen. Some of us act like spoilt children, if they don't do this or do that, we won't renew.
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                  • vblockranger
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 15218

                    #10
                    why should we renew at those inflated prices if they dont show any ambition in getting players to get us promoted? They promised a 4 year plan to get us in Prem (2 years left) when they put the prices up. Let me see some intent and ill renew otherwise ill just pick a few games and save my money.We ended up with JM because our club is so poorly run no one better wanted it.....if they dont spend any money to get any good players in to improve our squad then we wont get any where near the top 6 again next season.Getting up to the prem would be worth millions. Speculate to Accumulate and all that...

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                    • paulmason
                      Banned
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 7443

                      #11
                      "It doesn't happen. Some of us act like spoilt children, if they don't do this or do that, we won't renew"

                      Pete - the Fat Itie raised the expectations with talk of 4 year plan to get into the premier league and competing in the championship league one day, and talk of a bright future, with increased ticket revenue paying for a better match day experience. They sold a dream which people backed this time last year and on the basis they did not deliver, people are not prepared to buy into the dream again.

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