the moment you 'knew' you were and r for life!!!

[Factamondo]

like when you meet the love of your life and 'know' deep inside that shes the one...........when did your love affair with qpr begin????.........women come and go but no matter how many times qpr let you down you always come back and forgive her......its a love like no other and second only to the love for your own flesh n blood!!.........i havent even been drinking yet..........im quite emotional today!!!

[geejaybee]

When my fishmonger father (Portobello Rd) took me to the R's when I was 8,nearly 60 years ago.I was in the boys enclosure behind the goal in the Loftus Rd end.During the pre-match kick about against Colchester on a very cold day,the ball smacked me in the fizog and I hit my head on the steps.I was attended to by the St.John's Ambulance men and got to meet all the players after the game.I've been in love with the club and team ever since.

[qblockpete]

******ie Davies World Of Sport/Big Daddy Wrestling

My nan used to watch it, black strip at the bottom kept seeing this QPR team winning . At the time also being that young watched out for Rangers, Queen Of The South and Queens Park, soon realised QPR were the only team in London !!

[alexferguson60]

I went to Barclays in the 1998 season before the QPR vs Bolton game and couldn't get any money out of the bank - and missed the game, which we won 2-0.
I was furious. I got a season ticket for Christmas and have rarely missed a game (when I've been in the country) since.

[maddix]

I think the first time I went on my own to a game (12 yrs old ish)

Back in the early 80's (Stainrod , Allen etc) .

There was always a bit of aggro ( no matter who came to us) and even though I was never into FV there was always someone.. that couple of years older than you who would 'see no harm ' came to you.

Standing in the loft back then with my 'elderbrothers' you just knew it felt like home!!

[Kevster269]

1969/70 cant remember exactly but remember standing on a box in the school boys area watching us beat Wolves (I think).
It was a long time ago, back when I used to worry how everyone got to Scotland if you got relegated from(the old) division 4 because World of Sport and Grandstand always showed the Scottish division 1 right after our Division 4. It made sense to a 5 year old that you went form Div 4 to Scot Div 1...

[Youvebeenrangered]

Me and my brother were never gonna support anyone else, was taken to my first game when I was about 4.. All my dads family were QPR, my brothers 3 years older than me so I'd say his influence aswell as my dads got me hooked.. Always had a natural passion for football and QPR was and would always be my only team to follow..

Wouldn't say 1 moment of magic got me hooked, remember led Ferdinand getting a hat trick in one of the games I went to in the early days.. That probably helped..

Me and my brother were QPR before we were even born, no choice in the matter!

[hermitage10]

women come and go but no matter how many times qpr let you down you always come back and forgive her......its a love like no other and second only to the love for your own flesh n blood!!

so true, i do a unit at uni called fans and audiences and in the first seminar we had to talk about our 'fan object' and mine was QPR and i tried to get this point across the rest of the class, most of them girls. had my girlfriend sitting next to me and told the class my first game at loftus road was the day i fell in love! it was a 4-3 win over wycombe, 3 penalties and 2 sendings off. from then i knew this was exciting stuff and i wanted more

[QPRbob]

When I took my first breath.

[RussRanger]

When I was 10 and forced to sign a contract to support them for the rest of my life otherwise my elder brother would kill me. That was the clincher.

[Shania]

When Gordon Hill came to QPR In 1980 I seem to remember we had Tommy Docherty as manager. Not the best QPR manager maybe(Cough,cough), but I think Allen, Goddard,Tony Currie and Chris Woods etc were names that very soon should place us on the fotball map again.And As time went by I looked up the results in our local newspaper in Norway after every single QPR match and got more and more amazed by the number of goals Goddard and Allen scored. Anyway, how astonised the pair of them made me(and other fotball supporters in Norway(not only QPR supporters) when it came to scoring goals,
Personally, I will never forget Gordon Hill. Hence,In that respect, I some sort of went from player to club. From The wizard on the wing to the british replica of Holland 74.

Bottomline for me; What A pity that his knees were gone when he came to us!!

To this date I believe he runs his own Youth club in the US.

[RussRanger]

Shania.

Back in the day, there was a football magazine called Match Weekly (Not sure if still around?) Some Derby supporting kid slagged off The Doc and Qpr in the letters page. I wrote a response defending him and got the £10 Star letter. A year later, I wrote another Qpr related Star letter and won a football.

Nothing's changed. I'm still writing for peanuts. In retrospect, those were bloody good wages for a 14 year old.

[Jeffro]

1984 1st game then regular since 1986 when I see wayne fereday and John Byrne score against Notts Forest in a homa victory.

[WeAreQPR12]

******ie Davies World Of Sport/Big Daddy Wrestling

My nan used to watch it, black strip at the bottom kept seeing this QPR team winning . At the time also being that young watched out for Rangers, Queen Of The South and Queens Park, soon realised QPR were the only team in London !!

Rumour has it you bought your house because it backs onto stamford bridge and this would help save on rail tickets?

[Jeffro]

Rumour has it you bought your house because it backs onto stamford bridge and this would help save on rail tickets?

Pete surely?