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Reply | Marti-His Part in our Victory-match thread vs Weeds
at 08:36 27 Apr 2024
Another thing from last night: because this was the only live football, a lot of fans of Premier league clubs watched the game, and the general consensus I saw on Twitter was not just what a great game it was for the neutrals (well, kind of neutral, there ain't a lot of love for Leeds out there!), but also the joy of watching the football flow, unencumbered by VAR. It further underlines all the other points about the vulgar money grubbing premier league. The sooner the 'top' clubs fck off and form their own league the better. The Championship still upholds (just about) the purity of the game we love. |
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Reply | Marti Statue!
at 07:13 27 Apr 2024
Err, and South African Ranger, John, don't miss him out, he carried us to glory when we really needed it. |
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Reply | Is this, unexpectedly, a season to be savoured after all?
at 07:11 27 Apr 2024
Thanks for giving this a bump mate, I was thinking about this last night!
Yes, I am, and have been, savouring this season - more or less - I have wavered! But the best stories always have their reversals of fortune, the apparent disasters, the many twists and turns before the climax and its aftermath. I think what I said in my OP back in early February holds true - and I am mighty pleased that it does!
If Marti stays - and I think he will - we will go into next season with a full pre-season of the Cifuentes method instilled in our players old and new. If Eze is sold, we may even have the dosh to (whisper it) buy a decent striker. A keeper to replace Begbie, who has been pretty solid all things considered, and a couple of other players, and then who knows, maybe what I said in my last paragraph really will be the case:
"Of course the season could still end up with the massive downer of relegation. But I don't think it will. I think we will survive, and then in years to come, we may even look back at this season as a remarkable turning point in the strange, chequered yet beautiful history of Queens Park Rangers." [Post edited 27 Apr 7:23]
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Reply | From a Leeds fan; (Stop crying your heart out)
at 23:16 26 Apr 2024
Watching the Leeds players during the warm-up, they were swanning about, big smiles on their mugs, like preening peacocks; they just knew they were going to beat us easily. They only had to turn up really. Job done.
It was in this moment that I realised we were going to tonk the arrogant fckers good and proper. |
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Reply | Marti-His Part in our Victory-match thread vs Weeds
at 22:26 26 Apr 2024
Big Up to SAR, brilliant match thread performance mate, 2 magical, crucial, wonderful wins in a row!!!!
I think our match thread starters have been top notch recently, but this crowns it all...  |
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Reply | Leeds ticket threads
at 22:57 23 Apr 2024
It's such a stupid bloody phrase, I like to think it's 'see it, say it, salted.' |
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Reply | We are not safe!!!
at 08:50 23 Apr 2024
Just reread the OP, and I'm wondering how many people on here had been suffering from "premature articulation"? Hopefully you're all better now. |
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Reply | We are not safe!!!
at 13:54 22 Apr 2024
Or does it??!!
Stay tuned for the next episode of Real Fans from Hammersmith to find out! |
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Reply | We are not safe!!!
at 12:21 22 Apr 2024
Why will Birmingham "obviously beat Huddersfield"?
There's nothing obvious in that result, or indeed, any other results. The only thing we do know is that it is almost impossible to predict what will happen, especially in the Championship. And for that reason, probability and logic are better bedfellows than scaremongering and panic.
It is, using probability, highly unlikely that we will end up in the bottom three. Nevertheless, it is not impossible. But I think we can have cause for optimism, especially following Saturday's result. I fancy us to take a point off Leeds and beat Coventry on the final day. At least we don't have too long to wait now! [Post edited 22 Apr 12:23]
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Reply | Cov
at 17:52 21 Apr 2024
But I hope they DO play like this against Shinfield Tuesday.
Edit. Er, I mean Blackburn! [Post edited 21 Apr 18:02]
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Reply | This weekend
at 14:28 21 Apr 2024
Agreed, terrible performance. Facking hate Wednesday though. |
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Reply | Player of the season
at 13:43 21 Apr 2024
1. Cook: outstanding season-long performance, chipping in with vital goals. Commands the defence, the rock upon which our turnaround under Cifuentes has been built.
2. Dunne: a transformation and a revelation at right back; completely out of sorts and out of favour, stepped into the unfamiliar RB role and has been superb there ever since. Plus: (vital) goal of the season!
3. JCS: Cook's solidity has allowed him to show just how good he is, Cifuentes management has given him confidence and self-belief and the new fitness team has got him running like a Rolls Royce. Possibly the best CB in the division. Wonderful to see him at his imperious best in defence. |
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