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To an old un like me I have to say that the 75-76 season took some beating but also have fond memories of the 81-82 as well.
Sounds like we have been spoilt dont it
Sounds like we have been spoilt dont it
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For me it's the mid to late 60s. No QPR team has had as much success as the team back then. -
75-76 was good.
Loved 79 to mid 80's as well. Had some great players and some real characters then....A message to the other Premier League clubs when they visit Loftus Road.....
"NUESTRA GLORIA, VUESTRO INFIERNO"
(If you don't understand it, then learn Spanish. It is the language of world football.....)Comment
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DittoOriginally posted by W12_Ranger View Post
Although Gregory and Sousa's reigns were very exciting :beaten:Comment
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Im still waitingComment
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75-76Comment
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The early 80's the football was good, we were successful and I went home and away and had a lot of good days out 'oop North'.RIP: Doug, Sniffer and PatComment
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1973 - 2009
I blew a lot on vodka and tonic, gambling and fags. Looking back, I think I overdid it on the tonic. - The one and only Stanley BowlesComment
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Do you remember Derby in the league cup? 2 leg affair 0-0 home, then 0-0 away, extra time still 0-0 went to penalties Gordon Hill (I think!) got the winner. Train on the way back stopped in the middle of nowhere for ages and finally got back to London at about 1.45. Ended up walking back to Streatham. Happy days.....Originally posted by kingo View Post
A message to the other Premier League clubs when they visit Loftus Road.....
"NUESTRA GLORIA, VUESTRO INFIERNO"
(If you don't understand it, then learn Spanish. It is the language of world football.....)Comment
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64 - 70 , six years that changed us foreverFootball played the Charlie Ferris wayComment
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I unfortunately went up on the wrong night for that match, went up on a Tuesday with my mate got to the ground and no activity, went to the pub and found out that the match was on the Wednesday.Originally posted by haqpr1963 View PostDo you remember Derby in the league cup? 2 leg affair 0-0 home, then 0-0 away, extra time still 0-0 went to penalties Gordon Hill (I think!) got the winner. Train on the way back stopped in the middle of nowhere for ages and finally got back to London at about 1.45. Ended up walking back to Streatham. Happy days.....
Also remember a long running saga with Forest in the cup, plus losing at Huddersfield and Doncaster but winning at York and then nicking their best player, a certain Jonny Byrne.RIP: Doug, Sniffer and PatComment
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had mostly misery in my time apart from promotion and takeoverComment
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1882 to 1885 yes its not a miss spelling eitherComment
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Late seventies and early eighties when i first started going and the nineties under Francis.Comment
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