QPR keeper has the answer to 'make some noise' as Rs gear up to face Bristol City Rangers' man with the gloves says the onus falls on the team and not supporters to ram up the atmosphere at Loftus Road for home matches ByJon Batham please log in to view this image The mighty Loft: QPR fans watch the draw against Reading The buck stops with QPR players if they want more support from fans, according to Alex Smithies. Rs chief executive Lee Hoos asked the Loftus Road faithful to ramp up the volume on match-days last week with a 'make some noise' campaign. The main response has been an acid demand for better football to get supporters to loosen their vocal chords. Keeper Smithies is closer than most to the throng and feels criticism, indirectly or otherwise, may be harsh. “When you are playing well, winning games and scoring lots of goals there is always going to be a loud atmosphere,” he said. please log in to view this image Your club needs you: Sebastian Polter points the finger “We have not been able to do that consistently enough to get people through the gates and make that level of noise. If we can get onto a bit of a run that might change. “But for me I’m obviously stood close the fans during the game and I hear their noise. "So it might be a little bit harsh to say they are not making noise because I certainly hear it.” If Rangers fans are pressing the mute button it’s understandable given their only home win came on the opening day of the campaign in August with Hoops scoring just three times since. please log in to view this image Loud: Alex Smithies Saturday's draw with Reading was a lost opportunity to build on the feel-good factor of a derby win against Fulham prior to the international break. Smithies knows they can ill afford to pass up another chance against Bristol City on Tuesday. “Off the back of the last game and winning in dramatic style at Fulham we hoped to go into the next game and kick on from there, but that was not to be,” he added. “We are not losing many games in recent matches, so that is a positive, but we need to start turning draws into wins.”
I think it's an extension to Westfield. Because if there is one thing this country lacks, it's shops. Obviously.
Get rid of the seats in the Loft Sack JFH I might make some noise then, a screaming jolly old noise in delight in nostalgia of the good days when the Loft would come alive
May be it's a test image to see if a bit of a dream to may be add a third tier on that side could work
