If any other QPR fans are going then a couple of us are meeting n Cookes about 12.30 for a bit of lunch and then going to the Green Man in Wembley on Dagmar Ave where we get discounted beers if anyone fancies joining us
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Look forward to it!First game: Arsenal vs Queen's Park Rangers at Highbury, Saturday 17th November 1984. -
I'll probably go to the game haven't watched any games at the new Wembley, just AC/DC. My mate lives in Brent so think he either got free tickets or they were cheaper at least. Gonna hit up Thirsty Eddies, best pub in in the shithole.Comment
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Im going with three others. Just hope they can get us in the ground for kick off this time!!!!!!!!Comment
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wonder if they bus the dutch in again as per usual.full of sh ite their lads.Chelmsford City the home of RadioComment
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Amazed that anyone is still willing to pay good money to watch the sham that is England these days.Comment
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have to agree..........ive no urge or desire whatsover to watch england these days....too be fair not even bothered if they qualify for finals anymore as the whole set up is shambolic!you know nothing john snow!!!!Comment
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Its hard to explain but once you have following England in your blood its very hard yo let go and despite some of the performances from the players and the team over the years it has become more of a meet up with fans from all over the Country we have made friends for life with rather then the actual game
I have not missed a single England game home or away for about 8 years now and though I am a Patriot it also gives me a chance to visit Countries I would never otherwise consider such as Israel,Kazakhstan,Russia,Belarus,Macedonia,Montene gro etc
I have seen Rooney spit at England fans on my travels,had fights on trams in Croatia,fights on the Metro in the Moscow and numerous stories about 8 hour coach journeys in Ukraine and worse which to me and hundreds of diehards of are priceless
England fans are mainly fellas from clubs outside the Premier and abroad we are as one and England with our club loyalties taking second place and we all look after each otherLast edited by IsleworthRanger; 07-08-2011, 04:30 PM.Comment
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Your the manIts hard to explain but once you have following England in your blood its very hard yo let go and despite some of the performances from the players and the team over the years it has become more of a meet up with fans from all over the Country we have made friends for life with rather then the actual game
I have not missed a single England game home or away for about 8 years now and though I am a Patriot it also gives me a chance to visit Countries I would never otherwise consider such as Israel,Kazakhstan,Russia,Belarus,Macedonia,Montene gro etc
I have seen Rooney spit at England fans on my travels,had fights on trams in Croatia,fights on the Metro in the Moscow and numerous stories about 8 hour coach journeys in Ukraine and worse which to me and hundreds of diehards of are priceless
England fans are mainly fellas from clubs outside the Premier and abroad we are as one and England with our club loyalties taking second place and we all look after each other
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I take my hat off to guys like you Isleworth mate.
Spending a lot of dough following a team that gives the impression they would rather be at home in front of the telly rather than playing in Croatia on a tuesday night.Comment
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Honestly I dont want any credit for doing it but me and other QPR fans who I expect you know budget our cash for following England whereever they play and we are all booked for Bulgaria in about three weeks and Montenego a month later because its simply something we do
As I said earlier its very hard to articulate in wordsComment
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