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Whats the most you expect to see in your lifetime watching QPR?
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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:
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A good solid premier league team pushing for a top 8 finish and a decent cup run every now n then.Comment
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Mid table stability, well run, increased fan base prob of about 2400 turning up every week to watch. really cant see us challenging the top 5or7 clubs unless the Mittals decide to give it a real go like Abramovic which I doubt? and a few trips to wembley in the cups every 3-5 years
dont really think we can expect much more than this?Comment
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A few relegation scraps (some won, some lost), a few promotion challenges with the occaisional 2nd tier title and a lot of hype, underachievement, frustration and disappointment.Comment
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I remember the early 90's we were doing ok. Top london club in 92-93 I believe?Where can one find Bush Babes?
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True, but that was before the Premier League kicked in and QPR soon got relegated and 15 years out of the top flight has seen a number of other clubs leapfrong QPR. Clubs like Chelsea, Fulham, West Ham, Stoke, Wigan and now even Swansea.
They all have either bigger more modern stadiums, more experience at this level and some have more funds to spend.
My feeling is that QPR have blown the chance to develop thanks in no small part to Mark Hughes and his poorly planned 1st team squad, perhaps a poor management style, and negative tactics. Harry Redknapp needs a footballing miracle to rescue the situation...and some more signings, especially Centre backs. another decent goalscorer would also help.Comment
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Aint got much time for me self but having seen us at 67 and thro all the glory years, I just hope you boys get some of the same.Comment
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