Are we the most difficult to please fans? Do we expect far too much for who we are?
QPR have always, as has been said on here, booed one of our own since i can remember.When i first supported the Rs in the mid 70s Don Givens used to be the player "we loved to hate" as i remember a newspaper put it at the time.
We are not a huge club, yet we demand a certain "product", ie, beautiful football, but we had better win as well.We have always loved a character, a player with that something extra, and for years our no 10 shirt had to be worn by this type of player if posssible.
But all in all when you look at it we have never been massively successful.
I have a theory that a reason for fans being so harsh on players especially this season is because we have bought what are looked upon as recognised top prem players and have spent a alot of money getting them, and so we want "the product".
Does anyone think that maybe we are not suited to having ready made star players? We have never spent like this before,.. at QPR we always made them stars, and then ultimately sold them on.Are there clubs like us that maybe will never be a huge club, Pompey tried and well looked what happened, Wigan? Blackburn?.... don't know.. maybe we need to be happy with the progress we have made, and not expect us to compete with the really big boys.
QPR have always, as has been said on here, booed one of our own since i can remember.When i first supported the Rs in the mid 70s Don Givens used to be the player "we loved to hate" as i remember a newspaper put it at the time.
We are not a huge club, yet we demand a certain "product", ie, beautiful football, but we had better win as well.We have always loved a character, a player with that something extra, and for years our no 10 shirt had to be worn by this type of player if posssible.
But all in all when you look at it we have never been massively successful.
I have a theory that a reason for fans being so harsh on players especially this season is because we have bought what are looked upon as recognised top prem players and have spent a alot of money getting them, and so we want "the product".
Does anyone think that maybe we are not suited to having ready made star players? We have never spent like this before,.. at QPR we always made them stars, and then ultimately sold them on.Are there clubs like us that maybe will never be a huge club, Pompey tried and well looked what happened, Wigan? Blackburn?.... don't know.. maybe we need to be happy with the progress we have made, and not expect us to compete with the really big boys.
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