So did anyone NOT get a Final ticket ?

[stanistheman]

friends you'll never see again? loooooooool

either you wont and they aint proper friends, or you'll realise england is a tiny country and you can see them near enough whenever the **** you want.


and you missed QPR at wembley for that?

I have to agree with you on that.

If they are real friends we can arrange a party any time we like to meet up again. Unfortunately we can't arrange for QPR to play at Wembley again no matter how hard we try!

[Westway]

i went and had one final night with my best friends for the last 3 years some who ill probably never see again, uni is for 3 years qpr is for life

You'll have a Uni reunion in 10 years. And when you get there you'll look at the faces of these people you've not seen in ten years and you'll despise every one of them, as all you'll be able to think about is not seeing QPR win at Wembley in 2104.

[westsussexranger]

What decided it for you?

I'm sure we'd all love to know.

my dad, spoke to him before the play offs about it and he told that i shouldnt miss the night, if i had gone home alone that night i would of regretted it even more than i do!

[Norths]

Damnnnnnnnn, lost for words.

[brightonr]

my dad, spoke to him before the play offs about it and he told that i shouldnt miss the night, if i had gone home alone that night i would of regretted it even more than i do!

Is that a round about way of saying you got stuck with the fat ugly one?

[Westway]

Is that a round about way of saying you got stuck with the fat ugly one?

Sympathy shaggéd a derby fan.

[Marsh67]

You missed out, big time and will come to regret that decision!
I can't think of ANYTHING which would have kept me away (except perhaps childbirth or a bereavement!)

You can have kids anytime!

[bushcelt1]

i started back at work in november after a very long absence on a 3month contract(tower cranes) which got extended up until friday 23rd may-the day before the final. since before the semi-finals i was in turmoil about the possibility of seeing rangers at wembley after 28 years. looking at the bigger picture i could'nt justify going, spending that money knowing i would be coming back home to no graft. anybody who knows me knows how cut up i was and how down i became. i'm sure plenty on here would have said..F@RK IT and would have travelled over regardless but i choose the other option and went and spent the time watching the game down the pub with a few family members. missing out was hard but got some lovely offers and messages of support which lifted my head and helped in my despair. i will always wish i was there as i had up until then never missed us at wembley in my lifetime but don't regret the decision i made.

[Bluehoop]

You missed out, big time and will come to regret that decision!
I can't think of ANYTHING which would have kept me away (except perhaps childbirth or a bereavement!)

I guess if I had died I wouldn't have gone but anything else, not a chance

[casuallyqpr]

i started back at work in november after a very long absence on a 3month contract(tower cranes) which got extended up until friday 23rd may-the day before the final. since before the semi-finals i was in turmoil about the possibility of seeing rangers at wembley after 28 years. looking at the bigger picture i could'nt justify going, spending that money knowing i would be coming back home to no graft. anybody who knows me knows how cut up i was and how down i became. i'm sure plenty on here would have said..F@RK IT and would have travelled over regardless but i choose the other option and went and spent the time watching the game down the pub with a few family members. missing out was hard but got some lovely offers and messages of support which lifted my head and helped in my despair. i will always wish i was there as i had up until then never missed us at wembley in my lifetime but don't regret the decision i made.

**** fan. embarrasment to the club

[bushcelt1]

**** fan. embarrasment to the club

[WeAreQPR12]

my dad, spoke to him before the play offs about it and he told that i shouldnt miss the night, if i had gone home alone that night i would of regretted it even more than i do!

Horrific decision mate, being at wembley soaking up that atmosphere and hugging strangers won't be matched.

You made a terrible error in judgement because like people say QPR might never play at wembley even in your whole lifetime.

Norths my saviour

[CroydonCaptainJack]

Hang on. You went to a disco instead of seeing QPR win at Wembley for the first time in 46 years? Seriously?

The worst bit it is he says he didn't regret it!

[The Merry Ploughboy]

i started back at work in november after a very long absence on a 3month contract(tower cranes) which got extended up until friday 23rd may-the day before the final. since before the semi-finals i was in turmoil about the possibility of seeing rangers at wembley after 28 years. looking at the bigger picture i could'nt justify going, spending that money knowing i would be coming back home to no graft. anybody who knows me knows how cut up i was and how down i became. i'm sure plenty on here would have said..F@RK IT and would have travelled over regardless but i choose the other option and went and spent the time watching the game down the pub with a few family members. missing out was hard but got some lovely offers and messages of support which lifted my head and helped in my despair. i will always wish i was there as i had up until then never missed us at wembley in my lifetime but don't regret the decision i made.

I'm sorry to hear that Bush. Easy for me to say now, but I seriously would have lent you a monkey or whatever you needed to be paid back at a time that suited you best.
A proper R and a proper Gent

[Johnny Tightlips]

What decided it for you?

I'm sure we'd all love to know.

100% promised a nosh