| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome 16:37 - Dec 7 with 1755 views | numptydumpty |
Anyone experiencing irritability without attending and watching our great team.
Blew up at my old dear the other day and put it down to missing attending QPR games.
The fact that 99% of the time, I watch us live, I experience severe stress and anger, its surprising its worse without the Rangers fix even if half of the time I leave feeling like the bathroom door is going get a kicking !!!
Anyone else feel that something is missing when you not got games to attend or follow.
Japan v Croatia on the box is a pitiful replacement !!!
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| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 16:43 - Dec 7 with 1728 views | LowerloftLad |
Quite the opposite after recent performances and results i Have actually found myself enjoying the break 😅 . [Post edited 7 Dec 2022 16:46]
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| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 17:08 - Dec 7 with 1650 views | LongsufferingR |
Absolutely. I get the same with international breaks. |  | | |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 17:13 - Dec 7 with 1631 views | Logman |
I'm in the enjoyment camp. The only thing that I have missed is the feeling of fulfilment or emptiness at about 6 o'clock on a Saturday after the game but other than that I have not really missed the trudge up to the stadium and the games. A beer doesn't taste quite so nice at 6 p.m. without a cold game before but that is about it. |  | | |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 17:21 - Dec 7 with 1611 views | dmm |
I do miss the whole experience: prematch beer and laughs with my Rs mates, being at LR, watching the game with friends and then maybe a few beers postmatch with the lads to finish it all off. It's one of life's great pleasures regardless of the result.
PS winning a game as well does help my happiness index |  | | |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 17:30 - Dec 7 with 1585 views | BrianMcCarthy |
I think the squad needed the break, especially so after Beale slinked away, so I'm happy that we're off.
Looking forward to Sunday now, though. |  |
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| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 20:29 - Dec 7 with 1406 views | Paddyhoops |
Especially looking forward to Sunday as my brother and his daughter are over from Ireland.
Few beers after the game and a catch up.
We definitely needed that break though and could do with at least a point. | | | |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 20:49 - Dec 7 with 1378 views | kensalriser |
Two degrees celsius and a home loss should stem that feeling nicely. |  |
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| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 21:10 - Dec 7 with 1360 views | nix |
I'm feeling a bit unenthusiastic atm, I think because of all the Beale shenanigans rather than the poor results pre-WC. I'll feel more into it all I think when we get the new manager confirmed.
I've been surprised at how much I enjoyed the England game this week. I think it's the way they're playing with a togetherness we had at the beginning of the season that has fallen away since the Wolves and Rangers saga.
Not necessarily expecting much on Sunday, but looking forward to improvements after that. |  | | |
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| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 21:33 - Dec 7 with 1321 views | James_Paddocks |
Not missed a game this season or last, but I really needed the break.
Sunday has the feeling of going back to school after a brilliant summer holiday... |  | | |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 21:53 - Dec 7 with 1295 views | robith |
I'm worried by how easy I've found it not going.
I won't dwell on it, but I've found it really really difficult going to games without my old man. I've been really glad of an extended break, but due to birthdays, work & going back to Ireland for Christmas etc I basically won't make any of the December games. Skipping them has become a bit of a habit .
I'll try to come to it fresh in the new year, but at the moment, I'm depressingly thrilled to not have it in my life |  | | |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 23:00 - Dec 7 with 1244 views | dmm |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 21:53 - Dec 7 by robith |
I'm worried by how easy I've found it not going.
I won't dwell on it, but I've found it really really difficult going to games without my old man. I've been really glad of an extended break, but due to birthdays, work & going back to Ireland for Christmas etc I basically won't make any of the December games. Skipping them has become a bit of a habit .
I'll try to come to it fresh in the new year, but at the moment, I'm depressingly thrilled to not have it in my life |
Just wanted to say I understand your feelings. Hope you have a great Christmas and are able to reconnect with our club in the new year. Even if you don't, I sure there'll soon come a time when you will. You're QPR. | | | |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 23:31 - Dec 7 with 1208 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 23:00 - Dec 7 by dmm |
Just wanted to say I understand your feelings. Hope you have a great Christmas and are able to reconnect with our club in the new year. Even if you don't, I sure there'll soon come a time when you will. You're QPR. |
Second this. Great post, dmm.
Look after yourself, Robith. | |
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| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 11:21 - Dec 8 with 1026 views | numptydumpty |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 21:53 - Dec 7 by robith |
I'm worried by how easy I've found it not going.
I won't dwell on it, but I've found it really really difficult going to games without my old man. I've been really glad of an extended break, but due to birthdays, work & going back to Ireland for Christmas etc I basically won't make any of the December games. Skipping them has become a bit of a habit .
I'll try to come to it fresh in the new year, but at the moment, I'm depressingly thrilled to not have it in my life |
I can understand your feelings re this Robith.
Both my parents passed recently, mum 2020 and dad 2021, dad was more of a rugby man, but came to games at Loftus Road fairly regularly but first time I went after he had passed, remember tear in my eyes when on tannoy they did rangers we have lost during pandemic year. Looked up automatically.
Missed speaking to the old boy after games to start with, but do enjoy again attending
Hope you manage get your Rangers Mojo back, but yes do understand
Take easy mate. 🙂 | |
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| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 11:24 - Dec 8 with 1022 views | daveB |
I've really enjoyed the world cup and am not that bothered about going to QPR on sunday, I'm sure I'll feel different on the day |  | | |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 11:27 - Dec 8 with 1020 views | TheChef |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 11:24 - Dec 8 by daveB |
I've really enjoyed the world cup and am not that bothered about going to QPR on sunday, I'm sure I'll feel different on the day |
Yeah I've been missing it, would love to go this weekend but can't make it (although to be honest Sunday lunchtime games are awful). |  |
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| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 16:37 - Dec 8 with 901 views | PinnerPaul |
| Experiencing Loftus Road Absence Syndrome on 21:10 - Dec 7 by nix |
I'm feeling a bit unenthusiastic atm, I think because of all the Beale shenanigans rather than the poor results pre-WC. I'll feel more into it all I think when we get the new manager confirmed.
I've been surprised at how much I enjoyed the England game this week. I think it's the way they're playing with a togetherness we had at the beginning of the season that has fallen away since the Wolves and Rangers saga.
Not necessarily expecting much on Sunday, but looking forward to improvements after that. |
Apart for the England bit, very similar to how I feel. Although as I've said many times we still had several very good performances/results in the middle of and immediate aftermath of the 'Wolves Saga'
Thinking its a bit like last season's journey off the cliff, probably several reasons for the down turn in form.
Beale's job hunt could have been part of it, but like last season's 'easy' answer - injuries - the facts don't quite equate to their being only 1 reason in either case.
As you say once we have a new man, I'm sure I'll get my enthusiasm back......until the next crisis! | | | |
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