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We just go out of our way to make so many enemies!
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We just go out of our way to make so many enemies!First game: Arsenal vs Queen's Park Rangers at Highbury, Saturday 17th November 1984. -
Disgrace.
And who loses out? Us. Clubs will just say ok we will charge their fans what they are charging ours. -
Exactly. Our owners just don't get it. Part of some of our great wins last season was down to the superb support the players were getting as we followed them around the country.Originally posted by Ric-Roc View PostFirst game: Arsenal vs Queen's Park Rangers at Highbury, Saturday 17th November 1984.Comment
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These two paragraphs make me proud to be a Ranger:
The London club is charging up to £50 for entry to Loftus Road — the same price Whites’ fans forked out to go to Wembley last season and more than twice what QPR supporters will pay at the Reebok Stadium later this season.When the London team visit Bolton next March, their 3,000 allocation of tickets in the lower tier will cost just £22 for adults.
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Cant help but feel sorry for them tbh, bang out of order and will no doubt stop alot of their hardcore fans from making the trip!Originally posted by dpmd View PostThese two paragraphs make me proud to be a Ranger:
You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.Comment
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Hold on. £50 is obviously too much but just imagine charging away fans less than home fans!
If you buy a ticket in the upper loft it will cost you £50 so if we have got to pay it then there is no way that away fans should pay less.
Like it or not those are the facts!oldhoop
The Bread Mans Blue and White ArmyComment
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Fair play to them,they're right in all what they say.It's the Numpties running our club is the problem.Comment
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It should be reciprical,both clubs should charge the away supporters the same or the PL should have a fixed price of £30 for all away teams tickets due to the cost involved in travel as well.Comment
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T+C are C&NTS !Comment
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Shpuld not exceed £35 imo.QPR fan since1987
@yousef_qprComment
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The bit at the bottom though is just typical of us
'QPR refused to comment over their ticket prices'Queens Park Rangers
NPower Champions 2010/2011
PREMIER LEAGUE 2011 - ETERNITY (Oh well got that wrong, we'll be back though)Comment
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its just not right but they know that people will pay it so they take advantage. you can a months worth of games on sky for a similar priceComment
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