Your Family Tree History Of QPR Supporters

[nige101uk]

My Grandad (long gone)
My Dad (also long gone)
Me and my brother
His son (Don't know about his 2 daughters)
1 of my Daughters (the other is too girly for football)

[Macca69]

I have supported us since living in Queens Park, around the 1880's if i can remember, it's the alzheimers you see.

Well to be fair at over 130 years old a touch of Alzheimers is not unexpected.

Did you go to our first match in 1882 though?

[twranger]

My Dad bought up in Chiswick in the 20's and 30's and played for Brentford Youth but was always an R! Naturally, the R's genes were passed on to me and then from me to my own lad.

[rayranger]

My dad was a ranger
therefore i am
therefore my three sons are
therefore my seven grandchildren are
therefore i cant wait for a great grandchild!!!!

[qprted]

well

well my granded was only intersted in making money so had no interest in rangers but my dad born in shepards bush,had watched qpr train as a schoolboy and fell in love with them after the war the rangers had a good side got promotion to the old second division,my father was about 35 years of age then
but very soon the rangers dropped back to the old third division south,it meant that when i was first took to qpr in 1959 the rangers fans had pretty much accepted that there would never be a top division side at loftus road

but it was so strange all the rangers fans used to talk about in the mid sixties
was how beautiful the brentford ground was,thats why i think jim gregory wanted to buy it,so thats it really my father took me ,the first pub he took me to was the general smuts,but my football ancestery only goes back to my dad
,my grandfather was not interested

[uxbridgeranger]

Dad was Arsenal, Grandad was West Brom,I thought i persuaded my nan to become a ranger but because she was almost completely deaf,it turned out that she thought i was asking her if she had ever met the Queen.So the only one in the family who supports QPR is me, however when i have kids they will either be QPR fans or they spend their childhoods growing up in a foster home

[maccatwo]

My Grandad was first in my family back 1930's

[suttonhoops]

My dad was so am i, will make sure my 2 boys are even if i have to beat it into them. Not really, Well..........

[CheshireHoopJunior]

Step-Uncle
Stepdad (^Uncle 15 years older than stepdad and took him to games)

and me :p

[loneranger]

should imagine a member of my family watched us back in 1882. that was the year we were formed by the way.

[fazer vic]

my cousin took me when i was 14 ,75/76 season hooked since then,
i have another cousin who also supports us , but i am the only one that goes to games now,

[SteveQPR1975]

My old man used To take my brother to brentford as a boy but he is a spurs fan since the early 90 's as for me I chose QPR
As it was my local club

[80sCasual]

Same as Casual - I'm from the Queen's Park area so was fairly easy to pick. My mum and uncles all grew up off the harrow road and the Avenues - the old Queen's Park Estate. Been my life and theirs so from the 50s...mind you my dad's a frenchman and he's a hoop as well - mind you that only happened once he came over - it's not as if QPR were/are famous in the 1950s in the Basque Country!

Mate i was avin a larf, that would make that i've watched us 131 years, be lucky if i live to half that. And i was born in Sarf London even though i have lived in West London, but never Queens Park. Just quoting a bit of our history which i thought people would see what i was getting it.
Obviously not.

[QPR-CMOB]

Great Grandfather passed QPR on to my Nan .... she lived in Champlain House on the White City Estate.... Dad of course followed the Rs ....My first game was QPR Portsmouth 73 ... My two boys although living here in the states are proud fifth generation.... Long may it continue

[RussRanger]

My dad is a Hammer. My brother is a Hammer. My son is a Hammer.

Something strange going on...

I really need to get on The Jeremy Kyle Show for some "Free" Paternity Tests.