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the old terraced loft!!!!!!
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Good days in the Loft. Have never stood or sat anywhere else.
First game was against Arsenal in 1984.
If we ever have to leave Loftus Rd, it will be a sad day. So many great memories and so many sh1t.......ha ha!First game: Arsenal vs Queen's Park Rangers at Highbury, Saturday 17th November 1984.Comment
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best days of my life!!! SKINHEADS RULE OKyes being a bit olde than yourself factomondo i can tell you proudly i was an origional loft boy
back in 66 a film was released called goal...you can hear the very first ritualistic chanting
so from there we move to 67 and the origional chelsea shed was a home for about five thousand skin heads
one hundred of them were qpr fans but there was no real end as yet at loftus road
but a group of about 50 were trying to start it off at the loft end
the development of skinhesdism and hooliganism were going to become as one
but the loft really started to number several hundred in 1968 -69 season
and yes the problem we intitially had was when the almighty shed marched on loftus road we were defenceless
they numerically out numbed us ten to one
so they just filled it up completely also man utd did the same also wst ham
did the same as did arsenal
only tottenham who started off as our friends allowed us to keep our end
they showed us much kindness in parking up there army on the south africa road terrace
but because skinheads were so transiant its difficult to know what numbers were in the origional loft
but only tottenham were allowed to keep there colours on because of the fact we respected them as our friends
but me being a northolt skin it is strange to report that initially the famous northolt were not big players in the origional loft
ealing wre part of it especially south ealing and northfields
white city were also a big part of it
but people never said they were from ladbroke grove in them days
they called them selves notting hill
but yes it was a a sensational time and we held the loft against every team from the top flight
except chelsea,arsenal,west ham and man utd i was at every home game
proudly wearing my skin head outfit but being a skinhead wasnt about being violent it was the music the fashion watch quadrophenia and undrstand that it was a new culture
one of the biggest misunderstanding about origional skinhesads were that they were racists
we copied our music from the carabian,we copied the brixton rude boys with the tonic suits
and of course they taught us to shuffle so you could say the jamaican actually fashioned the whole skinhead movement
which was not about violence it was about love
love of music
love of football chanting
love of skinhead chicks
love of dancing
love of fashionable clothes
abd yes it was the best day of my life

WE ARE QPRComment
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yeah
the old loft was an amazing site im 54 years of age,and AREE WITH THE HAMMER.......VICTOR IS QPR and qpr is victor...............he is my hero
any one hurts vic....and we will turn out in our hundreds to help
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ,LONG LIVE VICTOR
but let me paint a picture in 68 -69 although doc martins had made an appearance many of qpr skins were wearing army boots and the noise these boots made was awsome THEY HAD LEATHER SOLES WITH METAL STUDS SCREWED INTO THE SOLE
other fans could hear the deafening rumble in the night games of 500 skins and they would run before qpr got to them
BUT THEY WERE HEADY DAYS AND MOST TIMES THE OPPOSITION RUN AWAY
I REMEMBERTHE FOREST FANS CAUGHT US OUT BY RUNNING AWAY AND SUDDENLY STOPPING AND RUNNING TOWARDS US WHICH MEANT WE ALL RUN AWAY
BUT IT WAS SO MUCH FUN IN THEM DAYSComment
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Is that the one where they kept jumping over the fence at us and kept getting filled in, then at the end the old bill opened the gates and left and there were about 1000 of them waiting on the opposite side of the road.RIP: Doug, Sniffer and PatComment
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quality Rangers fans.....probably unique in certain ways......even more reason for every Rangers fan from a 4 year old, a scarfer, a programme collecter, posh c**ts in a box, to lads in the various pubs , to stay together and support our team..........Comment
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yes
yes but this site is made up of old loft boys and ex paddock
remember our enemy is the dot oeg they are not ex skins thgey are readers of the times newspaers
SO ALL YOU SKINHEADS PUT YOUR BOOTS ON YOUR FEET
JOIN UP TO THE ORG AND DEFEND Q BLOCK PETE
HES GETTING CONSTANTLY DESTROYED ON THERE SITE
LETS JOIN UP AND SHOW THEM WHATS RIGHTComment
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I'm moving this to beyond QPR. Not too comfortable with a slightly FV related thread being in the main section.Comment
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my re-collections of Cardiiff in 82 away, were train with the Hayes lot ( P with surname day of the week ) etc......at the station after , the old bill were more than happy to let them on the platform.....being an 18 year old who thought I knew it all.....was up for it......long story , like I say , lionel in a pair of Rasta tarck bottoms , got me out of it !!!!Comment
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some of the names on this thread are good proper fellas who can more than hold their own.good lads.and on their day a well tidy mob.
poor ole vic came well unstuck in the loft against my own team back in the late 60s or very early 70s(cant be sure of year).a nasty mob of west ham(mile end)got in the loft and was looking and rucking with anyone who wanted it.they came across vic and a few others who stood and had it.but this west ham mob was well tasty and my poor ole mucker got done and cut across the face with a bicycle chain of all things! he hates me talking about it to this day! top man is vic,game as they come.Comment
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