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  • So which game will confirm it?

    I reckon it might be the Reading game and we're both down that day.

    I just don't want it to be against Arsenal. I will never hear the end of it. I know far too many mouthy Gooners!
    First game: Arsenal vs Queen's Park Rangers at Highbury, Saturday 17th November 1984.

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    Think we'll be gone with 3 to go....so yeah Reading

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    • #3
      Originally posted by HammersmithR View Post
      I reckon it might be the Reading game and we're both down that day.

      I just don't want it to be against Arsenal. I will never hear the end of it. I know far too many mouthy Gooners!

      if we can get 5 point at least from the following 3 matches we have a slim chance to wake up and get ready to stay

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      • #4
        The next match we play Taraabt from the start. IOW, it´s up to Harry to decide when we are going down.
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        • #5
          Southampton home last November... :(
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          • #6
            The Villa result effectively saw us relegated IMHO. No point winning all our remaining games if other teams can win theirs - we have to stop them getting points when we can and we failed.

            Mathematically down is just confirmation of what most people can already see.
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            • #7
              Originally posted by KentHoopNSV View Post
              Southampton home last November... :(
              Swansea at home, the writing was on the wall then imo
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              • #8
                I knew it after the reading west ham southampton home run earlier in the season

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                • #9
                  WE ARE DOWN aren't we QPRrichard and co?! We were consighned to the Championship when we lost at Villa.

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                  • #10
                    i felt the board had to sack hughes back in october, after the 3-2 loss at wba...i go back as far as that, morale was low, team under performing, no away wins in a year....
                    harry has done well but didn't have time to work imo...villa effectively sealed it.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by theblackmafia. View Post
                      WE ARE DOWN aren't we QPRrichard and co?! We were consighned to the Championship when we lost at Villa.
                      Like I've said, we aren't down yet.
                      Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.

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                      • #12
                        Yep Villa pretty well sealed it. The term "six pointer" is over-used, but that really was one and we lost it from a position of total dominance. If we had won three in a row - or even won two and drawn one - few wd have bet against us. We wd have gone into the Fulham match with real swagger rather than as nervous wrecks. But Villa was such a choker I think even v optimistic fans (and I am one of them most of the time) then thought "OK, I accept the inevitable now." The sadness is that our team now, when it performs, can live with the majority of teams in this division but rarely can a team have performed as patchily as we are at the moment.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by stainrodisalegend View Post
                          Yep Villa pretty well sealed it. The term "six pointer" is over-used, but that really was one and we lost it from a position of total dominance. If we had won three in a row - or even won two and drawn one - few wd have bet against us. We wd have gone into the Fulham match with real swagger rather than as nervous wrecks. But Villa was such a choker I think even v optimistic fans (and I am one of them most of the time) then thought "OK, I accept the inevitable now." The sadness is that our team now, when it performs, can live with the majority of teams in this division but rarely can a team have performed as patchily as we are at the moment.
                          Another top post that I agree with 100%.
                          You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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                          • #14
                            I also thought southampton at home was a defining moment but anything other than a win Sunday v wigan and sadly thats goodbye, Our place will feel like a morque on sunday without 3 pts in the bag

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by dave58 View Post
                              I also thought southampton at home was a defining moment but anything other than a win Sunday v wigan and sadly thats goodbye, Our place will feel like a morque on sunday without 3 pts in the bag
                              The place will be dead on sunday from the off as 99% of people will go with zero expectation especially if results on saturday go against us

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