Why rangers???

[triniranger]

born hammersmith, grew up in perivale,grandparents from white city estate(1940-1978)even though i now live 4000 miles away from loftus rd will have my 5yr old and 3yr old singing come on u rs when we play bolton on saturday morning(living in bst-4 time zone)once a rangers always a rangers and hoping to pass it on!

[qprbrisbanedivision]

Growing up my parents used to run a local coach firm in West london (Southall !!).

On match days my old man would take the youth team and very occaisionally the 1 team to their game.
The trainer would always give my old man 2 tickets for the game and i met a lot of the players as i used to go along with him..
Ended up a ST holder and that was over 20 years ago. Finally traded in my ST for the sun and a beach.....! Kids both have rangers kits over here and we're "spreading the word" !!

[TRING-RANGER]

Born in the bush and mums 4 brothers were all Rangers mad my old man was born in chealsea so went with them and used to go to matches will alan hudsons old man
in the school holidays(in the early 60s) we used to play in loftus road after getting through the fence along south africa road,

All the family support the RRRRs

[LoftusRoadLad]

Cos I'm mad ! ....no..lived in Loftus Road and worked in QPR in the catering from a tray boy to selling beers. Mum n Dad sold up and moved to Kent me and me brother rented a flat right next to the Loft entrence.....gosh thats giving me my ID away !!

[Rebel R's]

God knows!

[Connell10]

my dad has been a rangers fan since the 1940,s so i went with him! its strange really that he followed rangers as the nearest club to us is brentford! if my dad hadnt gone the extra couple of miles i could have been a bee,s fan!!!!! JESUS NOW THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN BAD!!!!!!!

[Kirill]

I liked Jude.
I still do.

[davieqpr]

Born Paddington.Dad used to take me and my twin brother to get us out of mums way.As early 50s we never paid.Always lifted over turnstiles.

[TX_Ranger]

Always loved footy with a strange affinity for the English game (even though Mexican league is big 'round here). Had to make it to a match whilst on holiday in London. Wanted to be amongst real football fans, not other tourists at clubs like ManU, Arsenal, or the ****. Got a ticket to QPR v West Brom (3-dec), saw the pitch, got hooked. The lad next to me (never caught his name, prolly one of y'all) said he normally sits up top but got his ticket last minute. The section i was in was pretty quiet compared to the terrace above, but this guy sang the entire match only stopping to badger the referees. Taught me some songs, gave me some history. . .i hardly even remember the rest of the trip. Seriously though, if it was one of you guys, thanks. Already saving up to see y'all again this Fall. . .a home AND away match this time, hellz yea! COYR'sssss! ! !

[CamberleyHoop]

Grew up in Hanwell and used to jump on the 207 to the Bush, had the occasional trip on the E3 (?) to Brentford but they were gash! So a Ranger I am and always will be!

[QPR's Number 10]

Family have always supported them, my great Uncle Frank Vooght was Director and then Vice-Chairman in the late 60's and early 70's I think.

[pc1401]

Born in Du-cane rd, All my family are from the bush. Norland gardens and round by the sheepshank before it was all developed. Dad used to take me and my cousin to L/R when we about 5 or 6, drop us off in the loft end and would pick us up after the game. He used to go have a beer with my grand-dad. So thanks dad RIP xx

[loneranger]

i used to date a girl who had a mate who was a footballer. she introduced me to him at a party once and we got chatting. he asked me what football team i followed and i said i didn't really follow football. he offered to get me tickets for the next game his team were playing. the fixture was qpr v chelsea and the footballer was trevor sinclair. it wasn't long after he'd moved from blackpool i think. anyway me and the girl went to the game, which was postponed! so we went to the re-arranged fixture, he came over, said hello and we had a good chat, and he signed my programme, and despite him moving on, i stayed with rangers ever since. i always remember how sweet that overhead goal he scored against barnsley was and how glad i was at the ground for that game. you r's!

nailed on he rumped your mrs. that is for sure.

[vespa]

nailed on he rumped your mrs. that is for sure.

[vespa]

Growing up not far from Selhurst Park , my school used to get free tickets to Palace, so i went along a couple of times ( about 1980 ). When my Dad , realised i could well end up supporting them , he started taking me to Loftus Rd, and i just fell in love with Rangers . Had extended family in the Bush and Greenford and theyre all Rangers too.
Everything about QPR just seemed so exciting compared to Palace, and still does.