Worrying Times

[IsleworthRanger]

First of all Amit has shown that he is a decent and honourable man by stepping down over decisions he did not agree with especially our prices increases and I really hope there is a way that all QPR fans could both say thank you to him but much more importantly somehow make him reconsider attempting to be the majority shareholder

I was not too overly concerned about the increase for my seat as I thought it might be in the region of about £35 a match and luckily I can afford it at the moment but I also sincerely sympathise with those who have now been priced out despite years of loyal support

What I am worried about now though is that I just simply cannot see Flavio and Bernie making any real effort at all in wanting us to maintain our Premier League status and honestly cannot see the calibre of player required ever being brought in and instead it will be a new team of has beens and youngsters all on the cheap

I don't think any of us disagree that we as fans have never been first on the minds of the owners and since I read the news of Amits resignation on my phone an hour or so ago I was not particularly too bothered as long as I could watch the club every week but I am now seriously thinking of telling the club to stick my support and £650 up its ####

Tomorrow I expect I will have chilled out a little but I never ever thought in all the years I have supported the club that I would ever feel the way I have in the last hour

[The Godfather]

To be honest it's always "worrying times" supporting QPR, despite the recent success on the pitch.

[luke_qpr832]

all the emotions we have gone through over this season and it has come to this.this is devastating news for the club.warnock will probably resign and as isleworth said we will be left to get rubbish young italians and has been players coming to the club.im gutted beyond belief

[andover66]

Poke your season up your ####. I will come back when they have gone. 1974- 2011 no more, never felt so ****ed off.

[Artful]

First of all Amit has shown that he is a decent and honourable man by stepping down over decisions he did not agree with especially our prices increases and I really hope there is a way that all QPR fans could both say thank you to him but much more importantly somehow make him reconsider attempting to be the majority shareholder

I was not too overly concerned about the increase for my seat as I thought it might be in the region of about £35 a match and luckily I can afford it at the moment but I also sincerely sympathise with those who have now been priced out despite years of loyal support

What I am worried about now though is that I just simply cannot see Flavio and Bernie making any real effort at all in wanting us to maintain our Premier League status and honestly cannot see the calibre of player required ever being brought in and instead it will be a new team of has beens and youngsters all on the cheap

I don't think any of us disagree that we as fans have never been first on the minds of the owners and since I read the news of Amits resignation on my phone an hour or so ago I was not particularly too bothered as long as I could watch the club every week but I am now seriously thinking of telling the club to stick my support and £650 up its ####Tomorrow I expect I will have chilled out a little but I never ever thought in all the years I have supported the club that I would ever feel the way I have in the last hour

Was feeling the same, have a 200 mile round trip to get to LR which also has seen a dramatic increase in costs. That being said I feel the best way (if you can afford) is to renew and let them know exactly what we think at our first home game (why should they deprive me of seeing my team in the best league in the world) and make the atmosphere hostile for them and all the corperates that will no doubt be there