| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig 13:08 - Sep 29 with 1946 views | charmr |
Going to see them in DC tonight.
Should I wear a Rangers shirt tonight or is that just too naff
Conflicted, my wife is already taking the pi$$ |  | | |  |
| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 13:10 - Sep 29 with 1934 views | connell10 |
Definitely wear it , get Glenn to sign it ...have a great time mate. |  |
| AND WHEN I DREAM , I DREAM ABOUT YOU AND WHEN I SCREAM I SCREAM ABOUT YOU!!!!! | | Poll: | best number 10 ever? |
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| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 13:40 - Sep 29 with 1841 views | Boston |
I wore my God Save the Queens Park Rangers shirt down the pub last Friday, had two great chats as a result. | |
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| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 13:40 - Sep 29 with 1841 views | HAYESBOY |
Loud and Proud. |  |
| Smells like a trout farm in here |
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| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 14:05 - Sep 29 with 1745 views | WokingR |
Sounds to me like you should be reconsidering your choice of wife, not your choice of attire. |  | | |
| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 15:59 - Sep 29 with 1608 views | DWQPR |
Bought a shirt online at the club shop which was black and had
SUPER
F*****G
HOOPS
In pink and yellow replicating Glen Matlocks flags, with the QPR badge in one of the O’s in Hoops. Will be wearing it to the Hammersmith Apollo in December when I go and see them with my son.
Looks like you can still buy them
https://shop.qpr.co.uk/product [Post edited 29 Sep 16:01]
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| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 16:11 - Sep 29 with 1590 views | 100percent |
Oh man... the 9.30 Club. Love that space so much.....
Also have a long term relationship with the old space which was iconic....
Great place to watch The Pistols - you won't be disappointed.
Deffo wear the shirt!! |  | | |
| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 17:04 - Sep 29 with 1505 views | E17hoop |
| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 16:19 - Sep 29 by TheChef |
I can't believe all the really big sizes have sold out  |
Vote for the away kit next year. |  |
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| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 18:29 - Sep 29 with 1410 views | Boston |
| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 16:11 - Sep 29 by 100percent |
Oh man... the 9.30 Club. Love that space so much.....
Also have a long term relationship with the old space which was iconic....
Great place to watch The Pistols - you won't be disappointed.
Deffo wear the shirt!! |
Did AC ever play DC? | |
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| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 11:37 - Sep 30 with 1089 views | welwynranger |
| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 18:29 - Sep 29 by Boston |
Did AC ever play DC? |
Yea.
It was a 2- 2 draw | | | |
| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 13:06 - Sep 30 with 994 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 11:37 - Sep 30 by welwynranger |
Yea.
It was a 2- 2 draw |
I feel like this is a science joke that I just don't get :) |  |
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| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 15:18 - Sep 30 with 853 views | Boston |
| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 13:06 - Sep 30 by BrianMcCarthy |
I feel like this is a science joke that I just don't get :) |
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| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 21:01 - Sep 30 with 679 views | Hooparoo |
“There’s no point in asking you’ll get no reply” 😉 |  |
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| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 01:43 - Oct 1 with 542 views | charmr |
I know it’s only rock and roll but I like it, like it, yes I do.
2 hr drive down to Washington DC, 40 miles. The trir-state area, Maryland, DC and Virginia traffic legendary and I left at 3 o’clock.
Parked, bite to eat, joined the que to join Eddie and his brother, US citizens with parents from Peru. Worked with Eddie coaching then bumped into him at a Peter hook gig. Listening to them they were explaining that in South and Central America Rock music is huge. Depeche Mode who they also love recently played 3 nights in Mexico City and it sold out. Eddies brother also has a back tattoo dedicated to his team in Lima. Bonkers.
Entered and headed stage left, a place that is right at the front but gets cut off when the place gets full.10 yds from the band. As advised blue and white 70,s style shirt with the current badge on it. It’s part of the pajama set available in the club shop. I saw a video of Pete Docherty swanning around Paris in that top and Francis explained what it was and he actually sold it to him.
Support band were called Bad Nerves. They looked the part, acted the part (clash poses) and put out a mighty and raucous guitar roar. Excellent, so cool to see 20 something’s embracing rock and roll with guitars. Get the songwriting sorted out and they could make a dent.
So amp covers unfurled and Jones has a Ch3/$ea stencil on his, old badge. Mr Matlock, well you know. So one song in he spots the shirt, nothing to do with me gesturing like a mad man at him. A broad smile appears on his handsome face. He gestures for me to turn round. My thinking was he was seeing if it had the number 10 on the back. He seemed quizzical of a 70,s style shirt with the new badge. All while playing the base effortlessly I might add.
The band held their own. Frank Carter decked in a stone island top also held his own, comfortable in his own skin and on stage. He doesn’t have the Lydon snarl and intination but who knows if Lydon still does. He got a circle thing going with him in the middle and then, which I thought was brilliant got a girls only mosh pit to happen. Punk was all about human kindness and thoughtfulness didn’t you know. Standouts were Bodies, No feelings EMI and Anarchy. And as much as I don’t care for sing alongs hearing the roof lifted off the place by the audience solo of Anarchy was amazing. I have never been to a gig and seen so many people smiling during a whole show.
Only gripe was Steve Jones guitar could have been louder and got lost in the mix a bit. Plenty of younger people around, some with their dads which was great to see. Teenage girl next to me with her dad had a fcuk you you fcuking fcuk t shirt on. Always liked that phrase. Be proud Dad.Thing was to hear these songs played live and having heard them so many times in my life and that they were recorded so long ago truly was magical. A very surreal evening. Worth remembering how much this band put a massive dent in music and popular culture.
Band exit pretty much in front of me and someone from behind the scenes comes out and hands me a set list. Then I realized it was Glens guitar guy. Wow. Looked over and he’s standing to the side of the stage. Acknowledged him and said thank you. Next minute he walks over and shakes my hand. Blurted out where I was brought up and had been watching Rangers for 50 odd years. Good man the reply. My accent has never been stronger.
Meanwhile on exiting the venue Eddie and his brother are bewildered and fellow punky upstarts are asking to take pictures of my gift. That simple gesture and acknowledgement is why we support the finest football team the world has ever seen. The set list is going in a frame, the magic carpet ride home only took an hour.
Cheers Glen. [Post edited 1 Oct 3:06]
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| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 10:23 - Oct 1 with 328 views | W7Ranger |
| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 01:43 - Oct 1 by charmr |
I know it’s only rock and roll but I like it, like it, yes I do.
2 hr drive down to Washington DC, 40 miles. The trir-state area, Maryland, DC and Virginia traffic legendary and I left at 3 o’clock.
Parked, bite to eat, joined the que to join Eddie and his brother, US citizens with parents from Peru. Worked with Eddie coaching then bumped into him at a Peter hook gig. Listening to them they were explaining that in South and Central America Rock music is huge. Depeche Mode who they also love recently played 3 nights in Mexico City and it sold out. Eddies brother also has a back tattoo dedicated to his team in Lima. Bonkers.
Entered and headed stage left, a place that is right at the front but gets cut off when the place gets full.10 yds from the band. As advised blue and white 70,s style shirt with the current badge on it. It’s part of the pajama set available in the club shop. I saw a video of Pete Docherty swanning around Paris in that top and Francis explained what it was and he actually sold it to him.
Support band were called Bad Nerves. They looked the part, acted the part (clash poses) and put out a mighty and raucous guitar roar. Excellent, so cool to see 20 something’s embracing rock and roll with guitars. Get the songwriting sorted out and they could make a dent.
So amp covers unfurled and Jones has a Ch3/$ea stencil on his, old badge. Mr Matlock, well you know. So one song in he spots the shirt, nothing to do with me gesturing like a mad man at him. A broad smile appears on his handsome face. He gestures for me to turn round. My thinking was he was seeing if it had the number 10 on the back. He seemed quizzical of a 70,s style shirt with the new badge. All while playing the base effortlessly I might add.
The band held their own. Frank Carter decked in a stone island top also held his own, comfortable in his own skin and on stage. He doesn’t have the Lydon snarl and intination but who knows if Lydon still does. He got a circle thing going with him in the middle and then, which I thought was brilliant got a girls only mosh pit to happen. Punk was all about human kindness and thoughtfulness didn’t you know. Standouts were Bodies, No feelings EMI and Anarchy. And as much as I don’t care for sing alongs hearing the roof lifted off the place by the audience solo of Anarchy was amazing. I have never been to a gig and seen so many people smiling during a whole show.
Only gripe was Steve Jones guitar could have been louder and got lost in the mix a bit. Plenty of younger people around, some with their dads which was great to see. Teenage girl next to me with her dad had a fcuk you you fcuking fcuk t shirt on. Always liked that phrase. Be proud Dad.Thing was to hear these songs played live and having heard them so many times in my life and that they were recorded so long ago truly was magical. A very surreal evening. Worth remembering how much this band put a massive dent in music and popular culture.
Band exit pretty much in front of me and someone from behind the scenes comes out and hands me a set list. Then I realized it was Glens guitar guy. Wow. Looked over and he’s standing to the side of the stage. Acknowledged him and said thank you. Next minute he walks over and shakes my hand. Blurted out where I was brought up and had been watching Rangers for 50 odd years. Good man the reply. My accent has never been stronger.
Meanwhile on exiting the venue Eddie and his brother are bewildered and fellow punky upstarts are asking to take pictures of my gift. That simple gesture and acknowledgement is why we support the finest football team the world has ever seen. The set list is going in a frame, the magic carpet ride home only took an hour.
Cheers Glen. [Post edited 1 Oct 3:06]
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Brilliant read. 
Nice touch from Glen.  |  | | |
| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 11:19 - Oct 1 with 260 views | Bluce_Ree |
Great story and a great night by the sound of it. :) |  |
| Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. He runs like a cheetah, his crosses couldn't be sweeter. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore. |
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| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 16:48 - Oct 1 with 68 views | robith |
| Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig on 01:43 - Oct 1 by charmr |
I know it’s only rock and roll but I like it, like it, yes I do.
2 hr drive down to Washington DC, 40 miles. The trir-state area, Maryland, DC and Virginia traffic legendary and I left at 3 o’clock.
Parked, bite to eat, joined the que to join Eddie and his brother, US citizens with parents from Peru. Worked with Eddie coaching then bumped into him at a Peter hook gig. Listening to them they were explaining that in South and Central America Rock music is huge. Depeche Mode who they also love recently played 3 nights in Mexico City and it sold out. Eddies brother also has a back tattoo dedicated to his team in Lima. Bonkers.
Entered and headed stage left, a place that is right at the front but gets cut off when the place gets full.10 yds from the band. As advised blue and white 70,s style shirt with the current badge on it. It’s part of the pajama set available in the club shop. I saw a video of Pete Docherty swanning around Paris in that top and Francis explained what it was and he actually sold it to him.
Support band were called Bad Nerves. They looked the part, acted the part (clash poses) and put out a mighty and raucous guitar roar. Excellent, so cool to see 20 something’s embracing rock and roll with guitars. Get the songwriting sorted out and they could make a dent.
So amp covers unfurled and Jones has a Ch3/$ea stencil on his, old badge. Mr Matlock, well you know. So one song in he spots the shirt, nothing to do with me gesturing like a mad man at him. A broad smile appears on his handsome face. He gestures for me to turn round. My thinking was he was seeing if it had the number 10 on the back. He seemed quizzical of a 70,s style shirt with the new badge. All while playing the base effortlessly I might add.
The band held their own. Frank Carter decked in a stone island top also held his own, comfortable in his own skin and on stage. He doesn’t have the Lydon snarl and intination but who knows if Lydon still does. He got a circle thing going with him in the middle and then, which I thought was brilliant got a girls only mosh pit to happen. Punk was all about human kindness and thoughtfulness didn’t you know. Standouts were Bodies, No feelings EMI and Anarchy. And as much as I don’t care for sing alongs hearing the roof lifted off the place by the audience solo of Anarchy was amazing. I have never been to a gig and seen so many people smiling during a whole show.
Only gripe was Steve Jones guitar could have been louder and got lost in the mix a bit. Plenty of younger people around, some with their dads which was great to see. Teenage girl next to me with her dad had a fcuk you you fcuking fcuk t shirt on. Always liked that phrase. Be proud Dad.Thing was to hear these songs played live and having heard them so many times in my life and that they were recorded so long ago truly was magical. A very surreal evening. Worth remembering how much this band put a massive dent in music and popular culture.
Band exit pretty much in front of me and someone from behind the scenes comes out and hands me a set list. Then I realized it was Glens guitar guy. Wow. Looked over and he’s standing to the side of the stage. Acknowledged him and said thank you. Next minute he walks over and shakes my hand. Blurted out where I was brought up and had been watching Rangers for 50 odd years. Good man the reply. My accent has never been stronger.
Meanwhile on exiting the venue Eddie and his brother are bewildered and fellow punky upstarts are asking to take pictures of my gift. That simple gesture and acknowledgement is why we support the finest football team the world has ever seen. The set list is going in a frame, the magic carpet ride home only took an hour.
Cheers Glen. [Post edited 1 Oct 3:06]
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