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  • #16
    Originally posted by twranger View Post
    Ideally,it should be in the blood and passed down through the generations........welcome him but be very aware that he could jump ship yet again....jumping ship seems to be in HIS blood doesn't it....a football supporting vagrant!!
    See where your coming from but due to the reasons he is coming to the r's, i don't think he will be jumping ship again,got the feeling he's finally 'home'.

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    • #17
      His short stint with Spurs is worrying but seeing as he is local I think its acceptable he be given a chance

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      • #18
        is he korean?????????????
        you know nothing john snow!!!!

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Qprnw10 View Post
          Got a colleague at work who wants to support the r's.
          Problem is we would be his 3rd club, he supported united from 9-23 then realised he was being a ****** so decided to support a London club....spurs.
          He's been a spud for a couple of years now but recently found out our history of where we were formed our previous grounds etc etc,he also came on a stadium tour with me which didn't help.
          Based on all of this he now wants to support the r's...he has always had a soft spot for us,frequented loftus rd even during our really dark days,he's local(Kensal rise) and to be fair whenever he's been to a game with me his support for the r's has ALWAYS
          Been VERY vocal and as he tells me, he has"falling in love with his local club".
          Do i welcome him with open arms or tell him where to go???
          Don't think your mate has quite grasped this supporting lark!!......Joy shall be in heaven over one sinner that repenteth........or see the light and follow the Rs

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          • #20
            Originally posted by vblockranger View Post
            lots? i dont know anybody (that admits to it anyway :-) )
            I used to support Forest. My parent's and their families all supported them, and my nephews still do.

            I think I was in my teens when I started supporting QPR.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by jmelanie View Post
              I used to support Forest. My parent's and their families all supported them, and my nephews still do.

              I think I was in my teens when I started supporting QPR.
              ewww not something to be spreading around tbh ... rangers from birth is what you want to be.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by Qprnw10 View Post
                See where your coming from but due to the reasons he is coming to the r's, i don't think he will be jumping ship again,got the feeling he's finally 'home'.
                If he's local,he should have been "home" from the start.

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by vblockranger View Post
                  ewww not something to be spreading around tbh ... rangers from birth is what you want to be.
                  agree, dodgy ground there tbh......best keep schtum.

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by jmelanie View Post
                    I used to support Forest. My parent's and their families all supported them, and my nephews still do.

                    I think I was in my teens when I started supporting QPR.
                    Don't talk to that branch anymore!

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                    • #25
                      Am I the only one thinking this is totally ****ing abnormal?? Maybe in primary school days when you're head was turned by Panini 'shineys', but mid-20's? this is a wind-up?!

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Dunraven View Post
                        Am I the only one thinking this is totally ****ing abnormal?? Maybe in primary school days when you're head was turned by Panini 'shineys', but mid-20's? this is a wind-up?!
                        I must away now, I can no longer tarry
                        This morning's tempest I have to cross
                        I must be guided without a stumble
                        Into the arms I love the most

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by jmelanie View Post
                          I used to support Forest. My parent's and their families all supported them, and my nephews still do.

                          I think I was in my teens when I started supporting QPR.
                          See your lot won today with a JAmie Mackie assist...

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by Dunraven View Post
                            Am I the only one thinking this is totally ****ing abnormal?? Maybe in primary school days when you're head was turned by Panini 'shineys', but mid-20's? this is a wind-up?!
                            Being mid 20's is the issue i have with it.But on the other hand it is his local club so has more right than most to be supporting the r's... Even if it has taken him long enough.

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                            • #29
                              Think he lost his 'right' when he decided Spuds 'shiney' was more shiney than ours. He can do one along with the cockney reds and london-liverpool brigade. Shame on him, he's not really a football fan. Oh wait, he is 'I love football me, don't care what colours they're playing in, just love football'.

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by Dunraven View Post
                                Think he lost his 'right' when he decided Spuds 'shiney' was more shiney than ours. He can do one along with the cockney reds and london-liverpool brigade. Shame on him, he's not really a football fan. Oh wait, he is 'I love football me, don't care what colours they're playing in, just love football'.
                                Don't get me started on the london-utd/lpool ******s and worse still all these blokes now out in their droves with barca and Madrid shirts, it winds me up like u wouldn't believe.i also ain't got much time for ******s around here who support #### and spurs, if your from west ldn then support a west ldn team!!!

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