Match Day Thread Hull City v QPR

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City win?

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Chazz Rheinhold

Chazz Rheinhold

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Hull City V QPR
The Championship
Saturday August 14th - 15:00
The MKM Stadium
Previous Meetings;
Games won: 19
Games drawn: 17
Games lost: 17

Ones to forget

24 Sep 1985 Queens Park Rangers v Hull CityW 3-0 League Cup
07 Oct 1985 Hull City v Queens Park RangersW 1-5 League Cup
24 Sep 1991 Hull City v Queens Park RangersW 0-3 League Cup
09 Oct 1991 Queens Park Rangers v Hull CityW 5-1 League Cup

Ones to remember
18 Nov 1950 Hull City v Queens Park RangersL 5-1 League Division Two
30 Aug 1951 Hull City v Queens Park RangersL 4-1 League Division Two
07 Apr 2018 Hull City v Queens Park Rangers L 4-0 League Championship

Players who have played for both;
Ernie Shepherd
1949–1950 Hull City 15 (3)
1950–1957 Queens Park Rangers 219 (51)

Mark Hately
1995–1997 Queens Park Rangers 27 (3)
1997–1998 Hull City21 (3)

Damien Delaney
2002 - 2008 - Hull City - played 224 and scored 5
2008 - 2009 - QPR - played 54 and scored 2

Adam Bolder
1998-2000 - Hull City - played 20
2007-2009 - QPR - played 40 scored 2

Rowan Vine
2007–2008 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 18 (4)
2008–2012 Queens Park Rangers 51 (5)
2010 → Hull City(loan) 5 (0)

Jordy de Wijs;
2018–2021 Hull City 74 (3)
2021→ Queens Park Rangers (loan) 9 (1)
2021 – Queens Park Rangers 0 (0)

Josh Bowler;
2017 Queens Park Rangers 1 (0)
2019– → Hull City (loan) 28 (1)

Southern softies coming up norfff

need I say more city 3-1
 
Given historically, the area was named after the most notable thing, a bush shepherds sheltered near on their way to Smithfields Market, I knew this would be a struggle to gather some titbits, but believe me, I tried.


Steptoe & Son's junkyard had a fictional address – 24 Oil Drum Lane, Shepherds Bush.
You can travel by road and rail from here to somewhere interesting.
That's it really. Let's hope the game finishes with them being as pointless as the place.
 
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Reckon this will be a more difficult test than Preston. I’d have been there Saturday but I’m at a surprise birthday party at 16:00 :/
 
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DMD said:
Given historically, the area was named after the most notable thing, a bush shepherds sheltered near on their way to Smithfields Market, I knew this would be a struggle to gather some titbits, but believe me, I tried.


Steptoe & Son's junkyard had a fictional address – 24 Oil Drum Lane, Shepherds Bush.
You can travel by road and rail from here to somewhere interesting.
That's it really. Let's hope the game finishes with them being as pointless as the place.
Click to expand...

The Who started their career at the Shepherd's Bush Club, 205 Goldhawk Road,
 
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DMD said:
Given historically, the area was named after the most notable thing, a bush shepherds sheltered near on their way to Smithfields Market, I knew this would be a struggle to gather some titbits, but believe me, I tried.


Steptoe & Son's junkyard had a fictional address – 24 Oil Drum Lane, Shepherds Bush.
You can travel by road and rail from here to somewhere interesting.
That's it really. Let's hope the game finishes with them being as pointless as the place.
Click to expand...
I once bought a Trevor Francis tracksuit from a mush in Shepherds Bush,Bush,Bush,Bush,Bush...

Another piece of useless information that may be of interest to those of a similar age to myself.Mick Jones(The Clash) and Glen Matlock(Pistols) are both fans of the Hoops...
 
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