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Park was recovering from his knee injury but not fully recovered, when he was subbed in for two games. The knee acted up again.Originally posted by QPR71 View Postanyone konow what his injury is? didnt he get the same as faurlins injury at utd. is it a new injury or has he not recovered from his knee
The injury itself appears to have been relatively minor. It's just silly the number of people here that have gobbled up this retirement rumor with such gusto. *shakes head*Last edited by Joon; 02-01-2013, 11:02 PM.
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Am I the only other one lmao at this ?Originally posted by Factamondo View Postputs a new slant on things!"Steve, do you think 25k is a good option when there are indications that within four years, new stadiums on average have increased attendances of 60%?
For us that would mean around 29k."
QPR Richard 16-12-2013 10.08pm
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before the race card is played against me i feel south east asians are not physically strong enough for the premier league......and in football terms bar one 'cheated' appearance in a world cup semi have done nothing on the football stage!...just shirts sellers and public relations stooges!you know nothing john snow!!!!
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I guess Messi wouldn't succeed in the Premier League either as he's not very strong? I think you're working in pretty broad generalisations there facto.Originally posted by Factamondo View Postbefore the race card is played against me i feel south east asians are not physically strong enough for the premier league......and in football terms bar one 'cheated' appearance in a world cup semi have done nothing on the football stage!...just shirts sellers and public relations stooges!
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Again? Seriously? Reported.Originally posted by Factamondo View Postno but they are better suited physically to ping pong/shuttlec ock and dancing gangham styl;e imho!
Here is a little lesson in geography and statistics. Park is Korean, and thus northeast Asian, not southeast Asian. Coincidentally, South Korea (where Park is from) has the highest average height of all Asian countries (southeast and northeast combined). The South Korean national football team's average height used to be about the same as that of Spain, which is clearly a European footballing nation. I guess by your standards, the Spaniards are not physically strong enough to play football, either?
I posted this the other time as well, but I guess you conveniently forgot it. As recently as six months ago, Team SK beat Team GB and placed third, in the London Olympics of all competitions.
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Clearly this is not as funny as you thought, judging by the response of one of our Korean members.Originally posted by Factamondo View Postno but they are better suited physically to ping pong/shuttlec ock and dancing gangham styl;e imho!Banning people is no longer my hobby,
but take a look at my photo blog:
http://kirillqpr.blogspot.com/
How and why did I start supporting QPR in Estonia:
http://www.wearetherangersboys.com/forum/blog.php?b=852
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well i'm English and i thought it was hilarious so i suppose it depends on your nationality and if you have a sense of humour (Joon is American tho isnt he?)Originally posted by Kirill View PostClearly this is not as funny as you thought, judging by the response of one of our Korean members.
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