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  • MattyRangers
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    Originally posted by Mattyqpr
    Awww bless!


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  • vblockranger
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    Originally posted by spank the monkey



    in the mid 90's i was in my early 20's with a baby and a mortgage spiralling out of control, i worked two jobs & 18 hour days to hold onto my home and feed my son

    through sheer hard work i saw it through and i'm comfortable financially now allowing me and my son to have st's and go to as many games as we like

    but, i do remember those sunday mornings (having driven a cab all night) when, 30mins alone with a cup of tea & the news of the world, reading about our exploits, imagining the roar of the loft, the smell of the pitch...this was my little slice of nirvana

    i didn't go to games but i missed my football and fed my kid

    ..ck you mattyqpr
    good post m8 and yes times are hard for a lot of people at the moment. Priorities must be sorted and i miss going to the games with my boy. Hopefully things will change for the better and i can buy season tickets again for the family but until they do at least being in the prem means every game is available to watch online..thank fk for the internet

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  • Mattyqpr
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    Originally posted by spank the monkey



    in the mid 90's i was in my early 20's with a baby and a mortgage spiralling out of control, i worked two jobs & 18 hour days to hold onto my home and feed my son

    through sheer hard work i saw it through and i'm comfortable financially now allowing me and my son to have st's and go to as many games as we like

    but, i do remember those sunday mornings (having driven a cab all night) when, 30mins alone with a cup of tea & the news of the world, reading about our exploits, imagining the roar of the loft, the smell of the pitch...this was my little slice of nirvana

    i didn't go to games but i missed my football and fed my kid

    ..ck you mattyqpr
    Awww bless!

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  • Mattyqpr
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    Originally posted by JoeyBarton17
    Half memberships now available at £25 junior hoops £15. I paid mine before the start of the season though.

    You're a **** anyway. To say people who do not have memberships or have a ST then they are not real fans is laughable. I think you forget in this hard finacial times people can't afford it. I couldn't afford to waste £40 but I done it because I am fooking stupid.
    I'll repeat, £1 a week, roughly 15p a day for a membership. Yeah that's financial hardship!

    Yet they come on here begging for a spare £44 ticket for Liverpool away......

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  • 80sCasual
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    A mate of mine who didnt go inside the first game doesn't believe our atmosphere, hopefully he will see it first hand tomorrow. We've got to get at them again, I really want to wind him up after.

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  • w12dave
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    I accept there are some people who cant afford to bring their family to the match, even students and people with low income will find £40 is too much.

    The real problem is the lower loft for family only andX block where the sky company have build that stupid studio for pundits.

    I don't believe any football tickets to Qpr is worth more than £30 but if we want Qpr to be more ambitious and bring in top players then we going have to pay silly money.

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  • MattyRangers
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    Originally posted by JoeyBarton17
    Half memberships now available at £25 junior hoops £15. I paid mine before the start of the season though.

    You're a **** anyway. To say people who do not have memberships or have a ST then they are not real fans is laughable. I think you forget in this hard finacial times people can't afford it. I couldn't afford to waste £40 but I done it because I am fooking stupid.
    The bluntness of that tickled me.

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  • Jeffro
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    Agree W12, Wonka fans did my nut in against leeds etc.

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  • spank the monkey
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    Originally posted by silvercue
    Too many Matty's in this thread - I was getting confused.

    I agree with the fat one.



    in the mid 90's i was in my early 20's with a baby and a mortgage spiralling out of control, i worked two jobs & 18 hour days to hold onto my home and feed my son

    through sheer hard work i saw it through and i'm comfortable financially now allowing me and my son to have st's and go to as many games as we like

    but, i do remember those sunday mornings (having driven a cab all night) when, 30mins alone with a cup of tea & the news of the world, reading about our exploits, imagining the roar of the loft, the smell of the pitch...this was my little slice of nirvana

    i didn't go to games but i missed my football and fed my kid

    ..ck you mattyqpr

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  • Shania
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    Originally posted by lymehoop
    . . .and you Scandinavian beuties are always welcome

    Thanks!!

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  • JoeyBarton17
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    Originally posted by Mattyqpr
    No wind up at all.

    First season back in the premiership for years but won't pay 40 quid for a membership, then want tickets to every big home and away game? It's 40 quid not 400!

    Really, what excuse is it not to have a membership?
    Half memberships now available at £25 junior hoops £15. I paid mine before the start of the season though.

    You're a **** anyway. To say people who do not have memberships or have a ST then they are not real fans is laughable. I think you forget in this hard finacial times people can't afford it. I couldn't afford to waste £40 but I done it because I am fooking stupid.
    Last edited by JoeyBarton17; 27-01-2012, 12:57 PM.

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  • JoeyBarton17
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    I'm going tomorrow ;D

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  • lymehoop
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    Originally posted by Shania
    Many people have lost interest in fotball because of the big fees and big egos floating around in the same relatively small pond. Add a fair bit of racism Anton/Terry I.E and the situation under the Briatore!Bernie regime then you´ve got the answer.

    I don´t blame them, but I would hope that QPR will retain their status as a family club well worth a visit.(For me it is!!)

    Amen.
    . . .and you Scandinavian beauties are always welcome
    Last edited by lymehoop; 27-01-2012, 12:54 PM. Reason: spelling mistake

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  • Chalet1882
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    Originally posted by BennyBoyRs
    I still managed to get 9 tickets on top of my own for Leeds, and 4 for Cardiff away.
    i got you one lol!

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  • Mattyqpr
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    Originally posted by Cardiff Ranger
    ...or alternatively you could give up work and scrounge £500 per week (equivalent salary of £34,750) which would easily get you a ST...
    Tell me how....

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