[video=youtube;fW3CWNyYoBo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fW3CWNyYoBo&feature=player_embedded[/video] Apologies if this has been posted.QPR fans celebrating City's winner...Hope they go down next season.
I know only 2 things, Nicki Minaj is a munter of the highest order and QPR are going down next season.
It's not the point of not winning the title It's the point of another team celebrating a goal going against them to deny us the title and compound our misery.
The Rangers fans had just heard the Stoke result and there had been good banter between the two sets of fans all game. For the neutral it's nice to see United not win it and QPR fans with long enough memories blame Fergie time for Cantona's ridiculous 98th minute goal which helped send us down many years ago. Not to mention a few may have been bitter about Young. No need to be so precious.
Not sure what that's supposed to mean. If you've supported QPR through thin and thinner and travelled four hours up the road to see them then you're a supporter.
There is a thread about this on the QPR board. 90% of the supporters do not agree with what you're saying
Fair enough. I still think calling us 'Small Time MF'ers' (a bit American and plastic, by the way) and wishing us to go down is rather petty. A lot of people just don't like Manchester United for a long list of reasons.
They can't even sell out their own ground for London derbies and did the fire drill on their team before half-time v Chelsea at the Bridge. United fans supported their team superbly at 3-0 down (singing unlike the silent Rangers 'fans' at the Bridge) and you see the result... a comeback to 3-3.
Good old Hammersmith. Never misses a chance to have a pop at his favourite team, no matter how much he has to make up.
Qpr v Chelsea 15,728 http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/match/2012/jan/28/qpr-v-chelsea United support was superb even at 3-0 down. Even when we won 5-0 United fans stayed and sang to the end in 99. Superb away support: QPR fans should learn to support their own side first before cheering others.
So, we didn't sell out a cup game with extortionate prices and an early kick-off. We've sold out every London derby in the league and most other league games. I could point to your inability to sell out in the Champions League for certain games but I'm not sad enough to do so. I could point to your fans leaving home games early when a goal down, as fans of every club does. The vast majority of our fans stayed despite the abject performance and the lower tier was going strong until the end, so, as with every time you try and turn something totally irrelevant to you into a pop at a club you claim to not be a big deal to you, you are wrong. A man of your age should have grown out of internet trolling.
Forgive my Americanisation but I'm an underground hip hop head at heart an it comes out in times of stress.(Which is hilarious considering i work in an investment bank) In all serious I have good friends who are QPR an I genuinely am glad you stayed up, but after seeing you lot cheer because you lost a game, if you do go down next season, I won't be as sympathetic.In all honesty though,because many on the QPR board have said it's out of order, it's all good in the hood.
The Cup game was cheaper than the League game; I went to both. We sold out our end both times. No excuses. Rangers have the sort of fans that enjoy Chelsea and United losing more than watching their own side win. What was refreshing about the other promoted sides' supporters, the Norwich and Swansea fans this season, was the way they supported their own clubs passionately rather than sing and insult others. Spurs Arsenal and Fulham fans have found 6PR fans equally objectionable this season. No one likes them
We've not insulted anyone, other than the obvious candidates. We've stayed up despite the numerous farces we've gone through and you can't deal with that after your numerous months of making smarmy and condescending threads about our impending relegation. We'll never be a big club but we'll always have a good core support which hasn't waivered as we've gone down the leagues and back up again which you can't say about most clubs, and that'll do for me. I'd far rather support a club that sings a few harmless songs at Terry and Lampard than one which hisses at Spurs fans and has a history of links with the National Front.
Not really true. Home areas of the ground pretty much full for London derbies this season, with one exception, which was a cup game. Also not really true. Some people left. Most didn't. Neither did anyone around me in the lower tier. We were singing pretty lustily for most of the time. Even if all this bollocks was true... so what? Has supporting football teams become a pissing contest? This is all a bit "my dad's bigger than yours". Playground stuff. Yes, your dad is bigger than ours - and we don't care. It's meaningless.
It's funny cos we actually outsung them at 6-0 down and in the LEAGUE, we've sold out the home ends nearly every game
After 82 mins of silence you got some gallows humour. The guys who deserted your side missed your first goal at the bridge in two decades
