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  • JoeyBarton17
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    Originally posted by casuallyqpr
    if your that broke you aint gonna be sitting at a computer typing on a forum are you?
    Erm I'm still in Uni Accomodation plus I have the library across the road. I'm in my final year and I recieved a laptop as a present before I left for uni in 2009.

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  • IsleworthRanger
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    Originally posted by wicksta
    When was that? I tried buying my seat on Monday and was told it was taken (I am on the aisle), I managed to get a couple of seats in the same row and the guy I sit next to has automatic cup tickets but is skint so not going so I'm having his seat. I don't want some smelly bloke farting in my seat.
    Season ticket holders seats were reserved from Thursday last week until after the Wigan game

    Not much time admittedly but there was a brief period when you could save your usual seat

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  • bushcelt1
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    Originally posted by vblockranger
    no point paying out for membership if you know that you not gonna be able to afford to go too many games throughout the season. Tickets + Travel for me and my boy is over £100 per game and that is not including the money i would lose by not working. Like many others i am not in position at the moment to swallow that expense ...jus watch the game for free online and use the money elsewhere on more important things (such as bills and mortgage! :-) )
    only people with kids/mortgages etc will understand the relevence of your post mate.....the rest will when they move out of mummy's.

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  • vblockranger
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    no point paying out for membership if you know that you not gonna be able to afford to go too many games throughout the season. Tickets + Travel for me and my boy is over £100 per game and that is not including the money i would lose by not working. Like many others i am not in position at the moment to swallow that expense ...jus watch the game for free online and use the money elsewhere on more important things (such as bills and mortgage! :-) )

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  • casuallyqpr
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    im talking about 40 quid for a membership,

    also if you cant let go of 40 notes on a one off payment because you need it to feed your family, then theres no way your going to be paying 20 pounds a month for the internet

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  • wicksta
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    Originally posted by casuallyqpr
    if your that broke you aint gonna be sitting at a computer typing on a forum are you?
    I don't think thats really right is it. You could easily get a PC capable of posting on this forum for next to nothing (or even nothing) and then broadband and phone for about £20 a month. That's half the price of a ticket tomorrow. So 2 months worth of internet vs 90 minutes? Not a great comparison if I'm honest.

    The "I can't afford it" one is a valid excuse, luckily we are able to afford it.

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  • casuallyqpr
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    if your that broke you aint gonna be sitting at a computer typing on a forum are you?

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  • JoeyBarton17
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    Originally posted by casuallyqpr
    i just think for one month being 40 quid down isnt going to hurt you,

    im not saying you have to spend it, just to those people saying they would have a membership but cant afford it... ******** imo. if you wanted it you could have it, surly a mate/family member would lend you a bit of money.

    anyway i shouldnt of brought it up again really, as we're all just gonna go round in cirlcles
    erm £40 could get some food for a small family. It's either food or a membership? Tough choice that.

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  • wicksta
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    Originally posted by QPR Northampton
    Season Ticket holders had there seats reserved for the first few days of the sale
    When was that? I tried buying my seat on Monday and was told it was taken (I am on the aisle), I managed to get a couple of seats in the same row and the guy I sit next to has automatic cup tickets but is skint so not going so I'm having his seat. I don't want some smelly bloke farting in my seat.

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  • casuallyqpr
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    i just think for one month being 40 quid down isnt going to hurt you,

    im not saying you have to spend it, just to those people saying they would have a membership but cant afford it... ******** imo. if you wanted it you could have it, surly a mate/family member would lend you a bit of money.

    anyway i shouldnt of brought it up again really, as we're all just gonna go round in cirlcles

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  • JoeyBarton17
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    Originally posted by casuallyqpr
    im sorry but 40 pounds is not a lot of money.

    and i work a **** job for an even shitter wage
    It is for me as a student. I get over 500 quid a month but all of that goes on my accommodation and some food the rest is my overdraft to get me into placement and the odd qpr game. But I paid for it my choice.

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  • casuallyqpr
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    im sorry but 40 pounds is not a lot of money.

    and i work a **** job for an even shitter wage

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  • JoeyBarton17
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    Originally posted by casuallyqpr
    the people who go to each and every game are the best fans, without question. the amount they spend and the amount of effort they put into following the team is incredible im not one of them btw.

    also your second point once again shows why they are the best fans, their lives or at least social lives revolve around QPR.

    you've put loads of sob story threads on here about not being able to make games, but as soon as there is a big one or a freebie you somehow seem to not have work that day


    also cant believe people are saying they cant afford a 40 pound membership?? shocking stuff, they must be in a internet cafe or something.

    ive got no problems with people who dont go the games because they dont fancy it, or cant afford lots of games a season, but a one off 40 pound payment.....you'll spend more than that on a night out.
    It's because I am a student nurse lol. I'm either at uni or on placement on the wards and when I have won competitions I have been on uni weeks.

    One off £40 for a lot of people is a lot of money to part with in these difficult financial times. Not only is it membership payment you then have to pay for the tickets, travelling, food etc.

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  • casuallyqpr
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    Originally posted by JoeyBarton17
    the thing with the I go to every game brigade think they are the best fans in ze world.

    Loads of peoples lifes do not revolve around football every week.
    the people who go to each and every game are the best fans, without question. the amount they spend and the amount of effort they put into following the team is incredible im not one of them btw.

    also your second point once again shows why they are the best fans, their lives or at least social lives revolve around QPR.

    you've put loads of sob story threads on here about not being able to make games, but as soon as there is a big one or a freebie you somehow seem to not have work that day


    also cant believe people are saying they cant afford a 40 pound membership?? shocking stuff, they must be in a internet cafe or something.

    ive got no problems with people who dont go the games because they dont fancy it, or cant afford lots of games a season, but a one off 40 pound payment.....you'll spend more than that on a night out.

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  • JGHoops
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    Originally posted by W12_Ranger
    It doesn't bother me to a massive extent it just supports my belief that we are a club with a small hardcore fanbase with a stadium which suits us

    I just can't stand these ******s bleeding their hearts out on here like the Leeds match, the club in future should give ST holders once again the right to buy an extra ticket....**** them!
    Just because you can a) make it to the game at 12 and b) afford the ticket, does not make you any more of a fan than someone that can’t make the game.

    You people think you’re the only "true" fans, but don’t think of those who for whatever reason can’t make it tomorrow, or other games.

    I have been going to QPR since I was 8, but my life at the moment means I can’t get to games as often. I certainly can’t get to a 12 kick off, or afford £40 + travel + food at the moment. Some of us would give our right arm to be able to go, unfortunately EBay apparently does not let you sell limbs.

    I support my team the best way I can, that does not mean having to go to every game, nor every home game and not even a game every season.

    Grow up, get your head out your Rse and look around. You might find these are hard times for many people.
    Last edited by JGHoops; 27-01-2012, 05:19 PM.

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