QPR tickets on general sale for Chelsea game

Despite the 47 million fans Rrrrrs took to Wembley, our game is on general sale.
Lots of availability in Schools Lower (away fans only get Schools Upper this season).

Lets get in there and support our boys. Only caveat is you needed to register preMarch 18 (to keep away fans out of home areas). But you are welcome to use ours KTBFFH

http://www.qpr.co.uk/tickets/information/home-tickets/

 

So they can't even sell out their cup final?

Where are the 50000 they took to Wembley??

 

The daytrippers have disappeared

 

Chelsea obviously not much of a draw if it was Liverpool or United it defo wouldn't get to general sale ! £55 to see the next episode of us circling the drain ? Bargain, I'm sure they'll sell eventually!

 

Are you going attendance boy ?

 

Seriously, this has to be biggest game of the season for you guys. Home to the league leaders who a lot of you guys clearly hate. Tiny ground not selling out is really poor. But no doubt within a week of the game there will be plenty over here slagging off Chelsea's support and raving about the Loftus atmosphere our players can't cope with etc.

 

It's not like the game is tomorrow. Will sell out comfortably in spite of how **** we are. Unless we get a few points between now and then the season will be virtually over for us by then so not the biggest game of the season at all.

As for the atmosphere, I don't expect it to be like on previous occasions in recent years due to the kick-off time and the likelihood you'll win the game comfortably but you can't deny your team completely lost the plot due to it under AVB.

 

Yeah, after the tea party atmosphere's at places such as Fernabache, Galatasaray, Barcelona, Roma, Moscow etc etc that fearsome partizan lot at Loftus Road who are renowned the world over proper got to us.

If nothing else, your always good for a laugh.

 

Unfortunately the way this season has gone, it doesn't feel like a big game now, just the next nail in the coffin.

 

Well maybe it was something else but Mata outright bottled taking a corner at our end and I'm struggling to remember such ill-disciplined performances from Drogba, Cole and Terry in their accumulated 30 or so years in English football.

 

Were you at that match ?

 

They all lost it mate , & any Chelsea fan who was there knows it.

 

Your right lads. Everywhere I've been in England and all over Europe opposition fans always ask about the nutters from QPR and their ferocious atmosphere. Honest they do. You take intimidation to a new level - the Championship it seems.

 

I don't think you were there somehow. I'm not pretending we are Galatasaray, just that for one day a group of footballers with a combined value of £200m or so essentially lost it because 18000 people shouted at them.

 

I think it was largely coincidence to be honest. We've had other games when we've fallen apart because things went against us. I think it was the soft penalty and soft first sending off that got to the players more than the crowd.

We also gave it a bloody good go in the second half despite being 2 men down, which is over looked.

 

Total myth over the corner. Lampard took the corners from that side all season.

 

I don't think you have ever been to a European game in your natural so you have no clue as to what they are like re atmosphere. In fact, if you support QPR I rephrase that and change it to guarantee you have never been. Please note the Auto Windscreens trophy is exempt.

A word to the wise, a bit of gob from a few spotty teenagers just don't cut it.

Still, you carry on arguing your point like a club with small man syndrome. It's entertaining at least.

 

I was. The person who lost it was the ref. Awarding a pen for Helgy's swan dive and Phillips getting Bosi sent off.

It was noisy first half then quiet in the second as you shat your pants parking the bus v 9 men (still a record for the longest time a team has not scored against nine men in English history).

The Cup tie at Loftus Road was eerie: the quietest away game I had ever been to, but that may have been to do with early KO, empty home sections and the issues surrounding Ferdinand and Terry. Strange though for a local derby cup tie

 

Fenerbahce away was incredible atmos, Terry said it was the only time the crowd visibly affected his team, more than Anfield 05

 

You should have seen the look on his face.