Why are QPR so crap?

[stainrodisalegend]

You ring up the ticket "hotline" only for the line to go dead after they announce they are busy. You try booking on-line for which you also face a massive queue just to get into the bit when you can book, then you go to the Leeds section which says "select the area of the ground (below) where you want to sit" and the plan of the ground doesn't show up - nothing, just blank space. You ring the number Goddard kindly provides and some stroppy woman basically tells you to go away. Does the club have any sense that it is a business, we are its customers and if it continues to treat us all in this way it could find itself with very much fewer supporters - and certainly supporters with goodwill, and a willingness to waste money on over-priced merchandise etc. We all (well most of us) have jobs and busy lives - if anyone who actually works for the club is bothering to read this or really even cares, SORT IT OUT, PLEASE.

[oldhoop]

It is very exceptional circumstances though but I do sympathise

[Kirill]

Sorry to be so cynical but the club knows they will sell out this match one way or another, it is just a question of (very short) time, so they can even afford to be slack.

[QPR1234]

whats it gonna be like for the top 6 next year?

[wicksta]

As Kirill says they will sell out whatever happens. No point in spending (wasting?) loads of money on extra phonelines and staff to man them.

[stainrodisalegend]

Fair enough, but websites not working, leaving you queueing then lines going dead. They expected all of us to support them in Grimsby and to see us getting thumped 5-0 or whatever it was at Southend or Gillingham or wherever it was that miserable night I spent in the rain on my birthday and this is how they reward their loyal supporters? Tells me everything I need to know about their attitude to the ordinary fan.