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One assumes that the new owners will now bury this ridiculous concept once and for all...... What do you think???
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Well the dismal sales of "boutique" items in the club shop alone should be an indicator enough that this was ill-conceived.Banning people is no longer my hobby,
but take a look at my photo blog:
http://kirillqpr.blogspot.com/
How and why did I start supporting QPR in Estonia:
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In a way we are a boutique club. Just not quite in the way they envisaged it.Comment
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No more mention of us being a 'project' either.... Happy days
We got our Ranger's back!Comment
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Hmmm...
Specialist or individualistic maybe but not boutique as it conjures up so many poncey images....Originally posted by indianalondon View Post
Dare say there is a whole raft of adjectives that could be used other than boutique....
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Mark Chapman said on 5Live that when you enter Loftus Road (The Players, executive bit in S.A. Road, I presume?) There is a QPR badge that has "Boutique Club" underneath, apparently?Comment
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Yeah, I've a photo of it somewhere...relates to the c-club entrance and where you can buy trainers and watches etc etcOriginally posted by RussRanger View PostComment
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I think the phrases "Boutique Football" and "Boutique Club" should be banned from this day forward!!!Comment
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Tony and Amit buried it yesterday when saying they want to make the club affordable again for the long-standing supporters. Actively wanting to engage with the fans...Could you imagine T&C putting their twitter accounts on the offish like Tony and Amit have done?Originally posted by ahR View PostComment
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Originally posted by Stanley76 View Post
That's spot on Stanley.
No longer the boutique club where rich people go to watch football - note to Flabby - they never really did did they you twot - and that's because, despite everything, football is still a working man's game and you will never take it away from us.#standuptocancer
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