Your message to Korean fans

[Gtleighsr3]

yes,and Farmers when Green became our keepeer too.

[Grifter]

Don't take this the wrong way, but were you guys this openly hostile to Moroccans who got introduced to the team and became fans because Adel became an R? Or this dickish to, I don't know, Icelanders who became fans because of Heidar?

Just interested to know.

+1. Bit embarrassing isn't it

[Gtleighsr3]

chill folks,we dont like each other on here and most of us have been here years,its not personal.Its the British way,fight the world.

[stainrodisalegend]

Welcome, more the merrier and was great to see so many of you at Loftus Rd the other week. My only advice would be this: be patient and expect plenty of downs as well as ups.

[ConorM1882]

Not trying to be hostile or anything but really, what in God's name is this??

[Gtleighsr3]

its reaching out

[Filiranger]

If you're wearing a Man U top, **** off! Sayonara!

[12321]

Great to have you guys on board; keep the faith, we're better than this!

[spank the monkey]

if you part with hard cash to follow qpr or even make ours the first result you check (and allowing for cultural differences) i couldnt care less if you turn up in a borat mankini, your 'hoop' enough for me pal

[twranger]

Don't take this the wrong way, but were you guys this openly hostile to Moroccans who got introduced to the team and became fans because Adel became an R? Or this dickish to, I don't know, Icelanders who became fans because of Heidar?

Just interested to know.

Not being hostile at all actually - it was a genuine question...and would be interested to know the answer...It's probably a Yes. In answer to your other question, any Morrocans or Icelanders who became fans of QPR , would not have professed an undying love of QPR, when only six months ago were so called fans of another club. I just fail to understand how anyone can switch allegiances from one club to another so quickly, just because of one player!

[Gtleighsr3]

players do it

[stainrodisalegend]

Not being hostile at all actually - it was a genuine question...and would be interested to know the answer...It's probably a Yes. In answer to your other question, any Morrocans or Icelanders who became fans of QPR , would not have professed an undying love of QPR, when only six months ago were so called fans of another club. I just fail to understand how anyone can switch allegiances from one club to another so quickly, just because of one player!

if you are a foreign fan who doesn't have many players in the prem or in other major european leagues you prob are going to follow one of your country's own star players. besides, fans often start supporting a team for trivial reasons. think i supported qpr aged seven because i quite liked the strip and because it wound up my brother.

[twranger]

players do it

of course they do mate - but its their job. Whats the old saying...players come and go but fans are there for life..something like that.

[Gtleighsr3]

im just keeping the thread alive ,dont give a toss really lol

[Kirill]

My message to Korean fans is this: early next year I am thinking of either going to Hong Kong for the fourth time already or to Seoul for the first time ever. Which do you think I should choose? How will you make a QPR fan feel welcome ? I am always a bit worried when going to a completely new city, it is great to have at least one friend there.