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I dont see an issue - fair ST price and so what Amit's gone?
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1. Generous leg room at the seats
2. top catering at affordable prices
3. happy staff.... catering staff and stewards
4. spacious areas to have a drink at half time
5. every seat has a great pitch view with no pillars in the way
the list is endless
The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.Comment
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and what do you think of our ground
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Hopefully you can get you and your son a season ticket! May be worth paying a visit to Loftus Road box office and explain the situation to them. Sometimes they can be really helpful and turn a blind eye, with your history and loyalty points... you never know you might get lucky!I didn't buy a season ticket because:
when my son was born during the 2005-06 season I resolved that would be my last season ticket for a while because spending chunks of that many weekends not watching him grow up didn't feel right[/LIST]nothing about the few seasons before the last one had made me change my mind about that
Then, of course, we started winning and winning and I couldn't stay away. I know plenty of other who did/felt the same.
I didn't buy a half season ticket 'cos they sold out too fast
So I'd resolved to buy a season ticket for next season and will still do so if possible, because I don't think they are too bad a deal. My anger is NOT about season ticket prices. But I think I've understood that the number of season tickets available next season is as follows:
the number sold last season + a few hundred more
I also gather that the few hundred more will be available to a few thousand members. So, chances are, I won't be able to get one. So, to rock up to games without a season ticket and to sit near my dad and other people I know (V block), I will be expected to fork out almost £60. I could actually afford it. I'm fortunate enough to earn a fair bit more than average. However, my gut feeling is that just because I COULD afford such prices does not mean that I WILL choose to pay up. A 90% rise is just not on.
I've had periods of having a season ticket for consecutive years and periods of going to LR quite infrequently (e.g. when living abroad for 4 years). Overall, though, I think I've been an above averagely loyal QPR supporter, following in the footsteps of my dad, granddad and great granddad. Today I feel the club has taken the **** one time too many and I feel a bit silly for having got my now 5 year old boy so hyped up about going to see the Rs play in the Premier League with me next season.The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.Comment
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mmmm Sh1t hole springs to mind!!!!
Though is a great place when the atmosphere kicks ala oldham, leicester when miller scored, cardiff when adel scored.... happy memories......
time to move on to a new ground though.... welcome the day when we have a new stadium....... i have sat in the same row for 23 years where our row doubles up as an aisle so we are up and down like yoyo's!The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.Comment


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