Fulham fans saying it was all Fulham last night and Rangers support was crap..

[vespa]

that early goal did us , from then on the whole atmo and song choice went downhill

th ats the real truth of the matter ,our support was f ucked after conceding and then when we did sing , we split our support by singing what we did , we stayed ,but i`m never gonna sing that song , ive too much pride and respect for my club, just my opinion..............
( not up for doing our dirty washing in public, certainly not in SW6 ,ever )

[HarefieldFFC]

I'm going stick up for Fulham here and say its the shitty acoustics of the ground which don't allow atmosphere to carry

The evidence is I was outside the stand queueing to get in when they scored the first (spent longer then I should of in pub and got ground late - in hindsight wish had stayed in boozer) but the roar was so quitet I assumed it was us that had scored and was buzzing going in thinking at last we have had a quick and we have got control of the game

Get to top of stairs and see were losing and I was like #### how can three stands make such little noise so you think it's away team that have scored. During game they were clearly singing as behind their goal you could see at the back them bouncing around but the noise don't travel at the cottage for whatever reason and its always been that way. Left game with 10mins to go and again outside ground its just silence you would struggle to know there is a match going on

We were singing they never heard us, they were singing we never heard them some grounds are just like that

Only time you will ever hear me defend them

For what it's worth, I make you right West.

You'll have to trust me when I say that I was sat in the corner, next to the Hammersmith End, and the noise carrying from the Putney End was nowhere near like it sounds from that end. I've sat near the Putney End for cup games (for a change), and I can't hear our lot, yet the away end sounds loud.

There's nothing we can do about the acoustics, but I must say, when we were at Loftus Road for a couple of years (my season ticket was upper loft), the atmosphere was much better.

In all honesty, and all biasness aside, Craven Cottage is known as a 'nice' place to watch football, whereas QPR has the better football atmosphere.

I was a bit surprised that Rangers didn't have that much more than the 4,000 sold official away tickets, but Friday night and Sky was a factor, and we wouldn't have brought any more either.

[bushcelt1]

th ats the real truth of the matter ,our support was f ucked after conceding and then when we did sing , we split our support by singing what we did , we stayed ,but i`m never gonna sing that song , ive too much pride and respect for my club, just my opinion..............
( not up for doing our dirty washing in public, certainly not in SW6 ,ever )

split our support/dirty washing in public?? come on mate-you had a rant after a totally sithe show and a few beers and i get that but if you were seriously shamed by a bit of singing then you need to wrap up a 5 skinner and chill. getting run on occasions in the past combined with a loss used to kill me but then you cop on. times have changed and if young rangers want to bounce about and sing s hit then fair play-i dont have a problem with local lads having a beano. we sang for most of the 2nd half at 3/4 nil down...good on them.

[vespa]

split our support/dirty washing in public?? come on mate-you had a rant after a totally sithe show and a few beers and i get that but if you were seriously shamed by a bit of singing then you need to wrap up a 5 skinner and chill. getting run on occasions in the past combined with a loss used to kill me but then you cop on. times have changed and if young rangers want to bounce about and sing s hit then fair play-i dont have a problem with local lads having a beano. we sang for most of the 2nd half at 3/4 nil down...good on them.

No Bush i`m well calmed now,,
if we`d of sung "West London is R`s` for the last half hour ,the whole 4/500 would have joined in , the singing was split cos loads of us aint gonna sing a song like that at Fulham of all places

[vespa]

i`m having my trousers pulled down , in the pub ,at work down the fuc kin road i live , the last thing i want is us giving fulham more ammunition

[Rangers77]

For what it's worth, I make you right West.

You'll have to trust me when I say that I was sat in the corner, next to the Hammersmith End, and the noise carrying from the Putney End was nowhere near like it sounds from that end. I've sat near the Putney End for cup games (for a change), and I can't hear our lot, yet the away end sounds loud.

There's nothing we can do about the acoustics, but I must say, when we were at Loftus Road for a couple of years (my season ticket was upper loft), the atmosphere was much better.

In all honesty, and all biasness aside, Craven Cottage is known as a 'nice' place to watch football, whereas QPR has the better football atmosphere.

I was a bit surprised that Rangers didn't have that much more than the 4,000 sold official away tickets, but Friday night and Sky was a factor, and we wouldn't have brought any more either.

Always like visiting Fulham. Great old school stadium. Shame we never turn up. I really enjoyed the first two minutes Friday.....

[bushcelt1]

yr too long in the tooth to be worried about what others say....if they are pulling yr leg over the result then yeah its head down but over our lot singing..no. let the people sing.

[vespa]

we`ll ;we will have to agree to disagree
,then Bush ,its not something i`m going to wet the bed about , but living amongst what few real fan s those dinlows have
i`d sooner we stood with pride , and gave it out ,instead
my kids are having to go to school , with " your f uckin s hit " ringing in their ears ,
dont get me wrong ,
its all character building ,and supporting QPR is a burdon that only the chosen few are blessed with,
but we dont make it easy on ourselves
or our kids..........

[A Man Without A Clue]

In all honesty, and all biasness aside, Craven Cottage is known as a 'nice' place to watch football, whereas QPR has the better football atmosphere.

Agree, apart from the nice place part.

[lymehoop]

Talking numbers gents not vocal support. Neutral part was more or less empty expected us to snap that up

thought you meant the team, 30 years of people moving out of the area doesn't help either