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  • Originally posted by vblockranger View Post
    I admire your grip on the surreal
    Well, let's face it. Whoever thought we'd see the day when Wigan collected the FA Cup?

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    • I would be happy if they changed the hot dog meat. I honestly may as well go straight to the kazi and drop it down that without taking a bite.

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      • Originally posted by brightonr View Post
        Well, let's face it. Whoever thought we'd see the day when Wigan collected the FA Cup?
        Could you see Wigan winning the prem? Those big clubs have it sewn up while we are a small club with rich owners looking to make a buck.

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        • Originally posted by SammyKojoe View Post
          I would be happy if they changed the hot dog meat. I honestly may as well go straight to the kazi and drop it down that without taking a bite.

          Spot on there...i buy them then end up chucking them.

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          • I can't believe some attitudes on this, there are some wind ups going on here.As i wrote yesterday QPR is not a private little club that belongs only to West Londoners....sorry but that's the truth of it, you can't pick who wants to come and watch them. But I will concede that QPR means different things to all of us, as we can see the majority would welcome a bigger stadium and a sustained time of premier league football, while some want small scale QPR, which will inevitably mean lower league football.
            That is not for me, I don't want the famous QPR bumping along the lower reaches along side the Rochdales and Hartlepools of this world, and no that's not me spoilt by money.We had that for decades in our early existence and what all those players and managers strived to get out of.
            The QPR i know has been a top 2 divisions side and that is what I would like to see, preferably top division. The location for the new stadium will be London, that's London population over 8 million in the last census. It will, if the product on the pitch is good attract new fans..... of course imo.

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            • Originally posted by vblockranger View Post
              Yep small compact 25k stadium somewhere close by. No music events, no empty seats and no trying to fill the stadium with plastics and tourists (Fulham), no rebranding (Cardiff), no renaming (Hull). Preferably no rich dopey foreign businessmen running the club (Chelsea) but that boat has gone :-)
              No empty seats? If we continue to play at LR or this small compact stadium you suggest, there'll be empty seats 340 days a year!
              Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.

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              • Originally posted by QPR Richard View Post
                No empty seats? If we continue to play at LR or this small compact stadium you suggest, there'll be empty seats 340 days a year!
                Thats because its a football club mate not the O2 or Hammersmith Odeon.

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                • Originally posted by vblockranger View Post
                  Thats because its a football club mate not the O2 or Hammersmith Odeon.
                  Yes, so why not get the stadium working and earning when the football club isn't using it?
                  Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.

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                  • Originally posted by brightonr View Post
                    Maybe some want highly regarded players playing for the R's mate, not just against us. Personally I can't wait for the day when Chelsea, Arsenal and Spurs turn up with inferior players than us, expecting a hiding. You know, the way things used to be.
                    Originally posted by NW_Hoopz View Post
                    We all want that, just don't fancy 3 or 4 empty seats to enhance my match day 'experience' and the outside of the ground to look like Wembley market with burger / T-shirt / half n half stalls everywhere a la OT
                    Well you can't have everything Hoopz - sounds to me like you want your cake and to eat it too.

                    Originally posted by QPRDave View Post
                    I can't believe some attitudes on this, there are some wind ups going on here.As i wrote yesterday QPR is not a private little club that belongs only to West Londoners....sorry but that's the truth of it, you can't pick who wants to come and watch them. But I will concede that QPR means different things to all of us, as we can see the majority would welcome a bigger stadium and a sustained time of premier league football, while some want small scale QPR, which will inevitably mean lower league football.
                    That is not for me, I don't want the famous QPR bumping along the lower reaches along side the Rochdales and Hartlepools of this world, and no that's not me spoilt by money.We had that for decades in our early existence and what all those players and managers strived to get out of.
                    The QPR i know has been a top 2 divisions side and that is what I would like to see, preferably top division. The location for the new stadium will be London, that's London population over 8 million in the last census. It will, if the product on the pitch is good attract new fans..... of course imo.
                    Amen to that brother Dave!

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                    • Originally posted by Stanley76 View Post
                      Well you can't have everything Hoopz - sounds to me like you want your cake and to eat it too.
                      !
                      Cake ? Cake ? No one mentioned cake before ......... Sign me up !
                      "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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                      • Originally posted by NW_Hoopz View Post
                        Cake ? Cake ? No one mentioned cake before ......... Sign me up !


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                        • Originally posted by NW_Hoopz View Post
                          Cake ? Cake ? No one mentioned cake before ......... Sign me up !
                          Me too..
                          QPR
                          Best team in the world
                          Sort of

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                          • I'm sure someone posted a week or so ago , that its noticable that now we are winning again ,its nice that everyone is getting on and agreeing again
                            As soon as a new ground was mentioned ,it was never gonna last !
                            Rangers,Scooters ,Tunes and Trainers

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                            • Originally posted by QPRDave View Post
                              I can't believe some attitudes on this, there are some wind ups going on here.As i wrote yesterday QPR is not a private little club that belongs only to West Londoners....sorry but that's the truth of it, you can't pick who wants to come and watch them. But I will concede that QPR means different things to all of us, as we can see the majority would welcome a bigger stadium and a sustained time of premier league football, while some want small scale QPR, which will inevitably mean lower league football.
                              That is not for me, I don't want the famous QPR bumping along the lower reaches along side the Rochdales and Hartlepools of this world, and no that's not me spoilt by money.We had that for decades in our early existence and what all those players and managers strived to get out of.
                              The QPR i know has been a top 2 divisions side and that is what I would like to see, preferably top division. The location for the new stadium will be London, that's London population over 8 million in the last census. It will, if the product on the pitch is good attract new fans..... of course imo.
                              Good post Dave..as always respect your opinion especially about the bit that rangers means different things to different people

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                              • Thanks Vblock. I'm trying not to upset you or vespa or NW on this and i can see why you're against this being a soul less museum. I do think better facilities, cheaper tickets will bring new and old fans back.
                                I do think we have to grow and i do think (hope i'm right) that you and others do want a successful QPR? I realise it is different for "locals" and how you feel about happy clappy face painting fans, and it's not something i can understand not being local, but these fans if we build a new stadium, may come,... are the future of this great club.

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