The script for Tuesday

[conners]

if you were performing badly at work would your boss applaud you or tell you to buck your ideas up?

Obviously the latter but normally very difficult to turn things around when you get to that point.

Bottom line Quaz, you cannot seriously think that booing helps our current cause or do you ?

[Quaz]

Obviously the latter but normally very difficult to turn things around when you get to that point.

Bottom line Quaz, you cannot seriously think that booing helps our current cause or do you ?

mate it's a hard one...no i don't agree with booing...BUT the players are not going to come over and get the fans view point after the game......so some vent their feelings by booing.

[qblockpete]

Okay fans booed after a win against Bristol City, and that would have sent shockwaves amongst the players and would have made them feel it was hardly worth it. For the life of me, still don't understand why they did it.

Connors, the problem lies with the perception that we have rich owners and they will bail us out of the troubles. They are to blame for promising higher calibre of football and premiership within 4 years. I can understand the board doing that, but the dream is a nightmare for many.

Fans don't boo players if they feel the players are giving 100%. A couple of games this season we have been drawing at half time or losing and the fans have not got on their backs. if the board came in and said the club is secure and our main challenge is to stablise our club in the championship, most fans would have been happy. The fact is Flavio wanted to turn this club into a boutique club and the only way he could do that was polish up the ground, reduce the crowd capacity and down the line make supporters pay £70-£150 for a seat. I really do believe that now, its a boutique philosophy. Smaller crowds with more money through the turnstiles and the working class can take a hike when we get promoted.

I don't know where we go from here, but we will be a better club without Flavio at the helm in my honest opinion.

[conners]

Pete, did you get a response from Amit last week ?

Think you were going to send him a link or something.

[qblockpete]

Yes, basically through his secretary thanked us for the support and providing the link.

That was it, but you never know

[conners]

Yes, basically through his secretary thanked us for the support and providing the link.

That was it, but you never know

Ok thanks. if the guys are interested in buying in, i guess that they cannot be openly seen as supporting the team amit campaign as it may impact the price they pay to purchase briatores share.

[Mr Lofty]

Okay fans booed after a win against Bristol City, and that would have sent shockwaves amongst the players and would have made them feel it was hardly worth it. For the life of me, still don't understand why they did it.

Connors, the problem lies with the perception that we have rich owners and they will bail us out of the troubles. They are to blame for promising higher calibre of football and premiership within 4 years. I can understand the board doing that, but the dream is a nightmare for many.

Fans don't boo players if they feel the players are giving 100%. A couple of games this season we have been drawing at half time or losing and the fans have not got on their backs. if the board came in and said the club is secure and our main challenge is to stablise our club in the championship, most fans would have been happy. The fact is Flavio wanted to turn this club into a boutique club and the only way he could do that was polish up the ground, reduce the crowd capacity and down the line make supporters pay £70-£150 for a seat. I really do believe that now, its a boutique philosophy. Smaller crowds with more money through the turnstiles and the working class can take a hike when we get promoted.

I don't know where we go from here, but we will be a better club without Flavio at the helm in my honest opinion.

Gosh, a lot of love and sense on the board tonight. Are we all in a more reflective mood? I can see Pete is! Lets just hope FB is eh!

Conners - You are so right about booing being counter productive but you cannot seem to grasp the fact that it is a natural recation. It doesnt help anyone but it is and will always be a fact of life. I read somewhere Bristol Citys fans were booing in their last match. They are a club with stability, a popular manager etc. It just happens when a paying customer, or if you prefer, fan believes what is on offer doesn't warrant the entrance money. Agree or dissagree, one has every right to voice their opinion.

I think our game against Bristol City was the straw that broke the camels back. A very unusal reaction but born out of utter contempt to the management of QPR (at the time). Wrong? of course it was, crazy actually. But we all need to dig deep and ask why this happened. I dont believe the QPR management have ever done this. If they had we maybe wouldn't be the shambles we are. However I still would never criticise the fans, you simply cannot.

I actually feel sorry for many of the players as they seem to be pawns in worsening battle. Caught right in the middle. They are being put into the firing line, typical of a dictatorship really. Blame everyone but themselves. It's not their fault they are playing in an unbalanced team. Not their fault they have had about 6 different coaches in a year. Not their fault that lunatics are running the club. Someone said the other day that why is it that players we hate and sell go on and perform at other clubs. It has nothing to do with fans booing them. For gods sake these are grown men who are doing their job.

The reason they go on and perform better is because they are moving to proper clubs with proper coaching structures in place. Look at Forest and Newcastle now. Everyone ##### off Mike Ashley and maybe in the past had every good reason. But this season he has let Houghton get on with it, backed him with a few bob and kept nice and quiet in the background. Look at the result. I bet Hall has a great season and will even stick my neck out and say he will play a part in the Premiership for them next season.

Blaming the fans is a poor excuse. I havent seen Dexter blaming QPR fans for his poor form, have you?

[shania]

Gosh, a lot of love and sense on the board tonight. Are we all in a more reflective mood? I can see Pete is! Lets just hope FB is eh!

Conners - You are so right about booing being counter productive but you cannot seem to grasp the fact that it is a natural recation. It doesnt help anyone but it is and will always be a fact of life. I read somewhere Bristol Citys fans were booing in their last match. They are a club with stability, a popular manager etc. It just happens when a paying customer, or if you prefer, fan believes what is on offer doesn't warrant the entrance money. Agree or dissagree, one has every right to voice their opinion.

I think our game against Bristol City was the straw that broke the camels back. A very unusal reaction but born out of utter contempt to the management of QPR (at the time). Wrong? of course it was, crazy actually. But we all need to dig deep and ask why this happened. I dont believe the QPR management have ever done this. If they had we maybe wouldn't be the shambles we are. However I still would never criticise the fans, you simply cannot.

I actually feel sorry for many of the players as they seem to be pawns in worsening battle. Caught right in the middle. They are being put into the firing line, typical of a dictatorship really. Blame everyone but themselves. It's not their fault they are playing in an unbalanced team. Not their fault they have had about 6 different coaches in a year. Not their fault that lunatics are running the club. Someone said the other day that why is it that players we hate and sell go on and perform at other clubs. It has nothing to do with fans booing them. For gods sake these are grown men who are doing their job.

The reason they go on and perform better is because they are moving to proper clubs with proper coaching structures in place. Look at Forest and Newcastle now. Everyone ##### off Mike Ashley and maybe in the past had every good reason. But this season he has let Houghton get on with it, backed him with a few bob and kept nice and quiet in the background. Look at the result. I bet Hall has a great season and will even stick my neck out and say he will play a part in the Premiership for them next season.

Blaming the fans is a poor excuse. I havent seen Dexter blaming QPR fans for his poor form, have you?

No pun intended, but is this a wind upp!:super_man::super_man:


At this moment in time Booing the players is far from natural and NOT VERY PEDAGODICAL is it..
Another point, did you see very much effort from Blackstock when he dident get that HUGE payraise


Boo the rising of prices overall instead.

But leave the players alone.:horror::horror::electric_shock::red_heart:: red_heart:

[Mr Lofty]

I havent a clue what you are talking about. Are you trying to insinuate that Dexter Blackstock is earning more now and that is the reason he is playing well?

Do you not think it has anything to do with the fact he is now at a club that can realise his potential? The fact that Forest is a club with stability, proper coaching structure and a manager who will play to his strenghts?

Just when I thought we were ALL talking real sense tonight. Then you come along, divy.

[Mr Lofty]

No pun intended, but is this a wind upp!:super_man::super_man:


At this moment in time Booing the players is far from natural and NOT VERY PEDAGODICAL is it..
Another point, did you see very much effort from Blackstock when he dident get that HUGE payraise


Boo the rising of prices overall instead.

But leave the players alone.:horror::horror::electric_shock::red_heart:: red_heart:

I am defending the players. If you cant read then dont bother posting.

[Quaz]

I havent a clue what you are talking about. Are you trying to insinuate that Dexter Blackstock is earning more now and that is the reason he is playing well?

Do you not think it has anything to do with the fact he is now at a club that can realise his potential? The fact that Forest is a club with stability, proper coaching structure and a manager who will play to his strenghts?

Just when I thought we were ALL talking real sense tonight. Then you come along,divy

no need for the insults.

[acricketer]

Football is an escape. At the moment supporting QPR is a prison sentence. A long worrying stretch and a pain in the backside.

It only hurts as much as you care. The thing is your love is unreciprocated and we are the cuckolds of stupid greedy men who love ego more than the contribution they make to the world. We have been taken for a ride for the last few years to 'see some puppies' and it is a commentary on the disdain that they have for the fans.

If the owners truly cared they would communicate with their customers.

[scott_jones]

What Mr Lofty said

[shania]

Football is an escape. At the moment supporting QPR is a prison sentence. A long worrying stretch and a pain in the backside.

It only hurts as much as you care. The thing is your love is unreciprocated and we are the cuckolds of stupid greedy men who love ego more than the contribution they make to the world. We have been taken for a ride for the last few years to 'see some puppies' and it is a commentary on the disdain that they have for the fans.

If the owners truly cared they would communicate with their customers.

well said,especially the last paragraph.:girl:

[writtler]

Admin soon? Not even Flavio is that stupid.

I keep hearing that these set of players are poor, well they were not the night before we played Leicester City. Something has gone seriously wrong, but I don't believe it was a false postiion. We were playing teams off the park and Writtler will say those teams were struggling. Do me a favour, you can only beat what is in front of you and against Reading we had 10 men for most of it and still won. Could this team do it now?

Writtler, we outplayed a very good Newcastle team at St James's Park and beat Cardiff away comfortably, that little period most fans were getting excited. Of course its gone pear shaped now and we do have to blame someone, but reality is the place was buzzing.

Before Mahon and Rowlands injuries, I find anyone hard pressed to think we would not at least make a play off spot. I cannot put my finger on it now, why we are so bad. Confidence is a great thing in football and we have not having any luck. Not disputing we were utter c.rap against Forest and peterboro by all accounts, but against Scunthorpe on another day we could have won. We just need to win an ugly game, then confidence might be restored.

No question the atmosphere currently has effected the players but cannot see what more we the fans can do. Having to watch these games has been very painful even for the most ardent fans

Pete,

You got carried away last season when we punched above our weight - you got carried away pre season (along with a lot of others) predicting promotion, you really got carried away when we had a brief purple patch - the reality is both last season and this we returned to the form that our badly assembled squad is truly capable of - mid/lower table.

Odd games drawing against Newcastle and beating sides who were struggling just flattered to decieve. We got found out - pure and simple.