Fire drill at the Rangers end

The loyal Rangers fans left early and missed their first goal at the Bridge for 17 years.

They had better hope they do not have to wait 17 years for the next one

 

If I'm not mistaken, the score is 4-0 at that stage?

So from that we can assume that the departure of these people is before the 60th minute, and possibly the 45th?

 

Looks like 82:02 to me. We're hardly the first set of fans to leave early when the team show no fight in a hugely important game and this is nothing compared to the sort of mass exodus you see at Arsenal regardless of the score. The support was very good in the circumstances and trying to stick the knife in is petty of Hammersmith given how his team won so comfortably but I've come to expect not a lot more

 

We'll be cheering on Bolton v 5puds tomorrow.

I'm sure 6PR would not be crowing at all if they beat nine men 1-0.

 

So it is

Must read all info in future

 

LOL. Never known an away end so silent in a London derby; no noise at all from mins 0-40.

I was right by the Rangers fans in West Lower gate 1. The Matty Harding stand and Shed Upper drowned the ones that stayed out for 95 per cent of the time.
Even the Rangers ABCs (such as Ellersie) admit that the Chelsea support swamped theirs; as it should be at 6-1!

 

A 6 instead of a Q- genius. I'd find it odd if you weren't hoping Bolton would win given Spurs' position.

If we scraped a 1-0 win against Bolton, Wigan etc we'd have no reason to crow but Chelsea are a relatively big side and it's a derby for us, more so than for you, obviously, but these unnecessary attempts to embarrass us at least show we've got to you at some point. Any real Chelsea fans who were at the 6-0 at Loftus Road will quite rightly have taken some satisfaction from yesterday's match more so than the post-2003 flag-wavers.

If Robben gets sent off for a two-footed lunge and Lahm goes for bringing down Sturridge when in on goal and you get a bit of luck on the way to a 1-0 win without playing particularly well, I'm sure you'll all pat each other politely on the back and won't be raucously celebrating at all.

 

Ha ha.

No Byrne and Banners upfront yesterday. Just a loasd of mercenaries with no heart and desire who turned it in, like many of your fans.

In 86, we stayed til the end; no fire drill! It was the best result we had that weekend; we lost 4-0 to West Ham two days before with Hammers everywhere. That was much worse I can assure you

 

I struggle to believe you're old enough to have been there.

It was a very poor performance from the team but not the fans, as much as you keep repeating it. We needed a well above par performance like that which defeated Arsenal at home to stand a chance and put in as timid a display as I've seen for a long time, but fortunately that's been the exception rather than the rule in recent weeks. I don't expect the players to have any great love of QPR just as yours don't have any great love for Chelsea. They're employees and they do a job for the employer. Ours did theirs very poorly, yours did theirs well and you got the win that players of that pedigree and value should. The pettiness of this thread just highlights your own personal flaws.

 

Touchy today. I was in the paddock when Speedo got sent off. We'd just won the Full Members.

And we really did outsing you, unlike your straw-clutching Loyal Supporter nonsense, but we always had half the ground so that was an advantage

 

If you say so. I'm not that bothered. Premiership, Ryman League Division 7 or anywhere in between we're a small-middle sized club and you're a big club, albeit not as big as you think. In an era when anyone could turn up on the day and get in it would frankly not be very logical for you to have not brought big numbers. What I do take heart from is that our crowds are barely different to what they were in League 1 and that I see the same people in the cafe, pub etc as I did five, ten or fifteen years ago which wouldn't be the case were a club like Chelsea to go into real decline. I hope you enjoy it while it lasts, I really do, but football is cyclical and some day, maybe even some day after you're gone depending on your age which is presumably 40s at least, Chelsea will be in a period of genuine decline and there won't be that loyalty from the new fans and you'll be back to what you were- a biggish club with ok crowds that the big boys aren't half as bothered about as with each other.

 

Whatever makes you sleep better at night; and one day that may happen. So more reason for us to make hay while the sun shines.

Maybe if your fans sang more songs supporting 6angers than baiting 1erry your team would play better.

I am afraid have a team of mercenaries lead by a racist thug in Barton, ironically everything you profess to dislike about Chelsea, but you are shyte too. Chelsea lite?

I know you can be reasonable, Watford.

You are a hardly a nice family run club these days

 

Ha ha what a muppet! Obviously you wasn't there.
In 86/87/88 you lot left in droves. When we beat you in that 3-1 game your lot were gone long before the end, FACT!
Another Jonny come Roman

As for this year i have never seen 3500 fans sneak in and out of Loftus Rd as you lot.

In your end yesterday and it was full of 'plastic Multinational muppets' who all clap in sync.

The old Chelsea died years ago and now you are a plastic club complete with plastic fans.

 

It seems to bother you quite a bit Ellers old son, chill mate.

 

Ellers,

You lot tried to leave at 4-0 but the stewards would not let you.

So you stayed and managed to sing one JT song (instead of supporting your ragtag team of moneygrabbers) around 55 mins, and then all left again missing their first goal at the Bridge for 20 years.

Either that or alot of your fans came in fancy dress: as blue plastic seats! Did you sell out?

It did not look like it. You still haven't sold out Stoke or City
http://www.qpr.co.uk/page/TicketNewsIndex

No wonder your team bottled it: your fans never believed like Norwich and Swansea, who sang their hearts out at the Bridge.

 

Fans of all teams leave early. A quick google search suggests some do it even when their team is well ahead or drawing 3-3. It's really not a big deal and if you've forked out stupid money to watch it you can do what you want.

http://oatcakefanzine.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=Potters&action=display&thread=121959

http://www.hibs.net/showthread.php?227724-Chelsea-fans-leaving-early-with-the-score-at-3-3!

 

It is a big deal when your team is getting relegated. That's when the real fans stay and support.

Chelsea 5k away in Div 2.

Your fans gave up like your team of overpaid tourist players. Sends a bad message out for Stoke

 

well, thankfully we couldnt care less what qpr fans have to say. heard it all before mate.

 

Agree with some of that but Chelsea players are no saints.
Fact, you lost that 2009 Camps league game at home to Barca (when they scored the late goal) because Drogba wasted time diving all night and pretending to be injured.
John Terry is a complete t##t and a cheat. And something else but the courts will deal with that. Glad he will miss the final.
Roman has bought success and sacked more managers than us (that's saying something)!
The whole make up of your club is about corrupt money men trying to buy success.
You have no class like Arsenal.
At work today i asked who they would support in your Champs final and they all said Bayern, i wonder why?

Fair play you beat us 6-1 but at least we are proper fans and travel all over the country in this division, Championship and League One.
You lot need radio and papers to sell out your Champions league games?
As i said the old Chelsea died years ago

 

The vast majority are still there in both tiers in your own photo eight minutes before the end, six goals down. If you're lambasting QPR fans for leaving early in a game that is clearly over and not doing so in a match where you've gone from three up to 3-3 when the need for support is clearly greater then you're just looking for an argument. Those that stayed were at their most vocal in the last ten minutes, which by your odd reasoning makes them brilliant.