Transfer Rumours Albert Adomah....

[Hoops Eternal]

The fan thing is an important one in my opinion. Something we've been lacking in recent times. Last one I can remember was Lee Cook. Can't remember if Rowlands and Gaz were QPR fans before they signed though.

Don't forget Marc Bircham, he has blue & white hooped blood!

 

[KentGaz]

I thought Marc Bircham was our last one, at a similar time to Cookie...

I thought Bircham was a Millwall fan, he has a Millwall tattoo

 

[NigsyHoops]

I thought Bircham was a Millwall fan, he has a Millwall tattoo

No Bircham is a Superhoops fan. He does have a lion tattoo. Remember the Millwall singing that song about it and the bird *hit on his head.

 

[Star of David Bardsley]

No Bircham is a Superhoops fan. He does have a lion tattoo. Remember the Millwall singing that song about it and the bird *hit on his head.

That was the single best away support I've ever seen at Loftus Road that midweek draw v Millwall. 3000 fat blokes singing that song through virtually the entire game.

 

[Stroller]

That was the single best away support I've ever seen at Loftus Road that midweek draw v Millwall. 3000 fat blokes singing that song through virtually the entire game.

A truly uplifting experience.

 

[ashbyhoops]

Surely mackie is the last one? May not of started as a Rangers fan but he certainly is now

 

[Sooperhoop]

Wait till we sign Robbie Keane...

 

[aqualung]

What about DJ Campbell as being the last fan/player we had?

 

[Sooperhoop]

Talking of Lee Cook, at 33 years of age he's currently playing for Eastleigh in the Conference On Saturday, as sub, he scored the last minute winner at Aldershot and today scored their 2nd in a 3-2 win over Torquay. They're currently 2nd and chasing promotion to League Two. Last season he was with Barnet who won the Conference, a remarkable attitude for a player who was undone by injury at the top level...

 

[Quality Passing Rules]

That was definitely my favourite QPR team albeit not the most talented. Genuine fans in the team plus blokes who clearly just loved to play football like Ainsworth, Furlong and Rowlands.

I thought Rowli was as well. Could be mistaken though.

 

[Swords Hoopster.]

That was the single best away support I've ever seen at Loftus Road that midweek draw v Millwall. 3000 fat blokes singing that song through virtually the entire game.

I was at that one. We equalised near the end and Ollie said we were like a snake in a bag. If you don't tie us up we'll eventually wriggle free