This is wrong time to be skint and struggling. There's a race on in London to be top London club. Tottenham think they can get it, Chelski prob will..Arsenal who knows but is heating up. Think once chelski's stadium is finished the mega spending will start. Rangers now need to look to become top of the second tier. If our owners haven't got a clue where new stadium can be built they had better get talking..we will get left so far behind its unreal if club doesn't move on. I fear for us. So many if and buts.
Jon I hate to be the bearer of bad news but the club got left behind many years ago. Take a look at the league table. Barnsley, Preston, Huddersfield, Reading have spent a fraction of what we have and look where we are. The club has been mismanaged so much that at times I think our owners want to run us into the ground. It's shockingly embarrassing how the club has been run and when all the muppets pack up and go it will be us fans who will still be here (whatever the division).
I couldn't give a toss about the size of the stadium or being the biggest club. What matters to me is what we as fans put into the stadium. If we could pick up LR and put it somewhere more convenient with ample parking, I'd be well happy. I LOVE Loftus Road, tight, close to the pitch and when it's rocking it intimidates the opposition. U Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrs!!!
We missed our chance of joining the big boys when the Goons sold up and f*cked up our first big transfer window, that left us with the no good panic buys and it all went tits up from there. A quarter of a billion later we are nearer League One than the Premier League, no sign of a new ground, training ground or any other promise being met. All we have to look forward to is more of the shyte we've had for the past six years, we'll end up like Leyton Orient...
