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  • W12hoops
    Silver Seat
    • Feb 2010
    • 3019

    #1

    Constant booing.

    We should continue with the constant booing when the opposition possess the ball. We really disturbed their playing (aside from the 2 red cards).
    We should do it even if it's Wigan comming to LR.
  • Yousef
    Gold Seat
    • Jul 2009
    • 9553

    #2
    Originally posted by W12hoops
    We should continue with the constant booing when the opposition possess the ball. We really disturbed their playing (aside from the 2 red cards).
    We should do it even if it's Wigan comming to LR.
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    • Ginger Ninja
      W12 Seat
      • Jan 2010
      • 17458

      #3
      Exactly, the atmosphere should be like that every game. It won't be though, we don't hate anyone as much at the ****.
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      • QPR1234
        Gold Seat
        • Mar 2009
        • 5250

        #4
        imagine if we generate that sort of atmosphere every game.. premier league safety would be a cert.
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        • DouDou_87
          Silver Seat
          • Dec 2010
          • 1834

          #5
          You can really see why Stoke do so so well at home if they're creating an atmosphere like that every other week!

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          • sparky
            Apprentice
            • May 2011
            • 37

            #6
            we constantly whistled every time the **** were on the ball and the geezer in front of us moved seats not sure if he was **** and felt intimidated or purely couldn't take the noise, defo believed it had an effect and was worth the sore cheeks at the end

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            • QPRDave
              The number 10
              • Mar 2009
              • 32079

              #7
              To all who did this it sounded very impressive and hostile coming through on tv
              and they looked rattled don't care what their fans say

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              • silvercue
                Silver Seat
                • Mar 2009
                • 4704

                #8
                this has been discussed before a few times.

                The problem is it won't happen because we don;t build ourselves up as much for many games.

                It is a shame. If there was a hardcore of few hundred that did it - it would catch on. A few starting it and it won't
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                • swanleyhoop
                  Gold Seat
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 5321

                  #9
                  Originally posted by silvercue
                  this has been discussed before a few times.

                  The problem is it won't happen because we don;t build ourselves up as much for many games.

                  It is a shame. If there was a hardcore of few hundred that did it - it would catch on. A few starting it and it won't
                  It is indeed a shame that our fans can't do the same for every match, when the benefits for the team could include survival.
                  If we can do it for Chelsea, we COULD do it for every game if we wanted to -- but, you're right, most people won't.
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                  • QPR_NW10
                    Silver Seat
                    • May 2011
                    • 2659

                    #10
                    devil's advocat here but:
                    I wouldn't want to do it every game.
                    Against chelsea it's all about the rivalry, the hate, the intimidation.
                    When we play the big teams - yes - for sure it's worth it.
                    But i wasn't gonig to do it against blackburn - i wanted to watch the game, see how we play.
                    for the big teams i'm def up for it - but when the likes of wolves come to LR I couldn't be bothered whether we intimidate them - i want to be watching how we're getting on.

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                    • qpr
                      Platinum Seat
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 10372

                      #11
                      Obviously some games will mean more to you but if truth be told Chelsea isn't more important then Wigan. Both of them have 3 points up for graps and Loftus Road was amazing against Chelsea, you lot really helped the players so why change it for the trip of Wigan etc.

                      Good post W12hoops by the way.
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                      • swanleyhoop
                        Gold Seat
                        • Mar 2009
                        • 5321

                        #12
                        Originally posted by QPR_NW10
                        devil's advocat here but:
                        I wouldn't want to do it every game.
                        Against chelsea it's all about the rivalry, the hate, the intimidation.
                        When we play the big teams - yes - for sure it's worth it.
                        But i wasn't gonig to do it against blackburn - i wanted to watch the game, see how we play.
                        for the big teams i'm def up for it - but when the likes of wolves come to LR I couldn't be bothered whether we intimidate them - i want to be watching how we're getting on.
                        But perhaps if we'd have been half as hostile when Blackburn came, we might have got 3 points instead of 1 by intimidating and unsettling the Blackburn players ...surely that's worth it?
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                        • W12hoops
                          Silver Seat
                          • Feb 2010
                          • 3019

                          #13
                          Originally posted by qpr
                          Obviously some games will mean more to you but if truth be told Chelsea isn't more important then Wigan. Both of them have 3 points up for graps and Loftus Road was amazing against Chelsea, you lot really helped the players so why change it for the trip of Wigan etc.

                          Good post W12hoops by the way.
                          Exactly. We should have something to energize the crowd - I know thats it's been up before but my suggestion is an anthem like ''you'll never walk alone''. Not that tune but one that is connected to the club, that would surely get to crowd going and it gives the whole team and crowd confidence. I know it's nothing you change over a night but with TF holding the strings I believe it's possible

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                          • PedalR
                            Silver Seat
                            • Dec 2009
                            • 1277

                            #14
                            We vshould do it all the time but I s'pose the novelty would wear off. Biggest factor on Sunday was the idiots from down the road genuinely forgot we were their rivals, totally underestimated the intensity they'd face and thus were caught on the back foot. I reckon we should save "turning the volume up to 11" for a few key games and settle for just noisy/raucous for the rest.

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                            • QPR_NW10
                              Silver Seat
                              • May 2011
                              • 2659

                              #15
                              Originally posted by PedalR
                              We vshould do it all the time but I s'pose the novelty would wear off. Biggest factor on Sunday was the idiots from down the road genuinely forgot we were their rivals, totally underestimated the intensity they'd face and thus were caught on the back foot. I reckon we should save "turning the volume up to 11" for a few key games and settle for just noisy/raucous for the rest.
                              but why don't we just shout as loud as we can and call that 10?

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