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Reply | Nigerian goalie linked
at 17:52 18 Apr 2024
We should go fishing around Chippa. Bound to be some tasty scraps. |
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Reply | Bazintheloft?
at 15:15 18 Apr 2024
I hope nothing untoward has befallen our fellow Rfosi. |
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Reply | FA Cup Replays Scrapped
at 14:33 18 Apr 2024
What would be funny, is if the EFL clubs didn't bother to enter the FA Cup! |
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Reply | Leeds game tickets
at 20:25 17 Apr 2024
And if you knew anything about QPR, my friend, you'd know what 'Belgrade' means... |
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Reply | Leeds game tickets
at 07:06 16 Apr 2024
This is a game of great importance to QPR fans, our future could well lay in its outcome.
Accordingly, given the tremendous attendances and support given by QPR fans throughout this God-awful season, both for the sake of the club and the many Rangers fans who'll want to go, I sincerely hope you don't get a ticket so that every seat is filled with Rangers!
Imagine if your team had a crucial game, how would you and your kind feel if you couldn't get in or, if you did, the person beside you was only there to sample the atmosphere, not to contribute to it?
If you're a proper football fan, keep away, let the real fans go, and come visit us when we're not in such a crucial situation, and tickets are available.
No offence, but you're also from Belgrade, you'll likely bring us bad luck...actually, now I think about it, try the Leeds end!!! [Post edited 16 Apr 7:08]
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Reply | My Mum
at 11:13 15 Apr 2024
I wondered why people posted on here at times of berevement, and now I know: it's as much cathartic, as it is to record how the loved one played a roll in your QPR history.
Thank you one-and-all for the time you took to respond. She'd have been proud and chuffed to bits. She would also have been swift in her assessment of us being back in the plop again!
I will shamelessly use @Konk's little piece of Mexican wisdom, albeit I might refere to you as a Hoop on the day.
@Clareman - plan is, and these things do change, is to pop over to Co. Clare to place some soil from her grave on thst of her parents. Alas, age and infirmity denied her the chance for a final trip home, so we'll bring a bit of here to there for her. We may blow the froth off one.
Any Rfosi in Tipperary while I'm at it? Might as well swing by the father's old home too.
Thanks again, much appreciated, and I bloody well hope Preston next week is a bit more uplifting than the last few games.
We're not a bad bunch when all is said and done!! |
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Thread | My Mum
at 07:53 12 Apr 2024
My mother passed away unexpectedly last Sunday. Realising my worst fear, that I'd not get back in time from wherever I was in the world to be with her at the end.
Over the last few days, I've realised how integral she was to my football life. As a small boy who had part of his leg amputated at 3, she encouraged me to go out and play football as a child. I always consider this was the cornerstone that my confidence to go out into the world was built on and also how I took on my disability. Equally, how I then expected other people with disabilities that I've worked for down the years to be treated as well: encouraged and self-confident.
But her erudite, no nonsense assessments on all things QPR down the years, are what I'll also miss. 'If you'd all support the lad, he'd do better!', followed by her gloating when the lad, Tony Sealey, finished top scorer the next season! Wherever I'd ring from on the Planet, she'd cut to the chase, and I'll sum it us thus: 'What kind of a bollix is Harry Redknapp?'
On 3 April 1982, she gathered all the mums, wives from around here to listen to the FA Cup semi final, and as we all trooped home, I just remember our house was buzzing when we got home.
Several years later, she'd been very ill, I flew back from Manila for a week, and stayed 18 months and became her carer. Her health yo-yo'd, and to go to Wembley in 2014, required a number of supports to be put in place to facilitate this. I was with my chums, but was exhausted by about 8pm and came home, but my mum had refused to go to bed until I was back and we had a drink to celebrate.
After my dad died, my regular trips back to London were to see mum, and I'd try get a few games in too. But now she's gone, I realise that I won't be visiting London as much and thus, my trips to QPR will sadly decrease even more. In fact, visits will be interspersed by years now as opposed to months.
It's life. We're born, we die, but what we do in-between determines if it was a good life or not. And despite all the challenges she faced, she gad a good life. The fact she'll be buried and reunited with my dad on their wedding anniversary says it all.
In the meantime, look after my team...they are worth fighting for too!
RIP Ma Planet.
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Reply | Jude The Cat: GONE?
at 14:10 6 Apr 2024
Get a bit a catnip down you, who hasn't fancied their chances with the local kitties. |
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Reply | Jude The Cat: GONE?
at 12:22 6 Apr 2024
You gotta have some neck on you to try scoring while dressed as an oversized cat in a QPR shirt!
Maybe we should play him up front and see if he can actually score. |
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Reply | JCS transfer talk
at 10:47 6 Apr 2024
The bidding war has begun.
Admittedly on here, but it's begun! |
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Reply | Calm..
at 13:12 5 Apr 2024
I for one will go mental if we don't keep Calm! |
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Reply | R.I.P Ray Wilikins
at 16:45 4 Apr 2024
For me his standout performance was when 1,800 (eighteen hundred) of us travelled to Newcastle in October 1993.
Newcastle were just beginning to develop into the gung-ho side destined to win feck all, but play some incredible stuff when on form.
Ray totally bossed it. He was magnificent, and you'll go along way before you'll ever see a bloke in B&W totally take over the game as he did. We were lucky to have him, when he was playing some of the finest football of his career. |
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Reply | Random Acts of Kindness Between Our Fellow Dotorgers
at 16:22 4 Apr 2024
I just hope you're OK with the one kidney.
Now, a lesbian friend of mine is looking for a sperm donor, and I immediately thought of you. Any chance you could knock one out into a test tube, put that in a bag of frozen peas, and she'll pop round with the turkey baster. You can watch of you want, she's quiet fit actually.
Cheers buddy. |
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