QPR Rivalry

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Although, as you can see from the arm, that is our Championship shirt....

Now we're Premier League, I believe we'll have Tesco's Finest as our sponsors!!!
 
I thought Not606 was supposed to flush out all the turds...?

Yep....seems to have done a good job, so far....

There can actually be some nice banter, instead of the general denigration of each other that went on on BBC606.

And I, for one, am all in favour of it!
 
Fair enough, District Line. Apologies for reading something that wasn't there into your original message. I hope you drop in from time to time for banter and discussion. For me, the Chelsea rivalry has always been the more keenly felt one, although it will be interesting to see what things are like now that all three clubs are in the same division. In the 90s Brentford were on our radar a lot more than they are now, so these things do change according to divisional circumstances.

Mango, banter away, my friend. I'm sure we'll all enjoy it. Particularly if we take six points off you!

Haha you can try your best. I'm really looking forward to the Fulham game this season as it is on Boxing Day and I really like Boxing Day games.

I think most Chelsea fans have a soft spot for Fulham and enjoy friendly banter, I don't think many Chelsea fans are too fussed about Brentford or QPR simply because we've hardly ever played them in the past and they aren't as local as Fulham for instance. Most Chelsea fans like myself hate West Ham, Spurs and Arsenal, probably because we've played them so many times down the years etc.
 
Haha you can try your best. I'm really looking forward to the Fulham game this season as it is on Boxing Day and I really like Boxing Day games.

I think most Chelsea fans have a soft spot for Fulham and enjoy friendly banter, I don't think many Chelsea fans are too fussed about Brentford or QPR simply because we've hardly ever played them in the past and they aren't as local as Fulham for instance. Most Chelsea fans like myself hate West Ham, Spurs and Arsenal, probably because we've played them so many times down the years etc.

True but the QPR games will be very spicy this year I assure you. Should be great...
 
I don't know about rivalry. To go back or not to go back, that is the question. Walking through the Commonwealth of streets to Laughtus Road may evoke too many emotions - the anxiety of 2002/03 and whether we would ever return to the Cottage.

The anxiety, some 9 years on, whether I'll be able to now fit into their seats (I pressume they haven't upgraded them).

And my bitter memories of a particular QPR fan. One Mr , a so-called referee (sic) of that time, 2004 to be precise. There were a number of 'incidents' involving Mr Halsey and Fulham FC (Southampton and Spurs for example) but the one that gets the emotions overflowing was away to Arsenal. The score was 0-0 when Cole (Ashley) tripped Cole (Andrew) in the box and Mr Halsey correctly awarded Fulham a penalty. However, on being surrounded by a pack of whinging Arsenal players he bottled it and reversed his decision, giving a drop ball instead. Shortly after, Collins John, sandwiched between two burly Arsenal defenders, headed home. Delirius Fulham? Not a bit of it. John must have pushed someone, musn't he? Ruled out. Oh no he didn't - not on the TV replays anyway. Even M Lawrenson thought it 'might' have been an okay goal! So favouring the and mighty isn't a new phenonomen, so why am I bitter? Well, afterwards Mr Halsey explained that he couldn't intentially have favoured Arsenal since he was after all, a life long QPR fan. We went on to le 3-0 by the way.

No QPR are not rivals in the true sense, but I think my emotions may keep me away on 25th February.