Match Day Thread QPR vs Birmingham

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Staines R's said:
I’m a more disturbing note, there is a picture going around on social media showing what the Birmingham fans did to the away end refreshment kiosk. Trashed it, tried to steal the tills and attacked the staff, who are only young kids, with bottles.
Horrible ****s......I’m so hoping they go down.
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Bloody hell the beat up a kiosk! They must go back thinking "we took the kiosk today" <doh> silly little muppets
 
Staines R's said:
I’m a more disturbing note, there is a picture going around on social media showing what the Birmingham fans did to the away end refreshment kiosk. Trashed it, tried to steal the tills and attacked the staff, who are only young kids, with bottles.
Horrible ****s......I’m so hoping they go down.
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****ers. Really hope they go down now!
 
Stroller said:
The Birmingham fans were quite unpleasant. They seemed to have a particular dislike for Freeman - I'm not sure why.
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Up there with Cardiff, Millwall, Leeds and West Ham in my opinion mate. I don't know why they dislike Freeman, maybe he shunned them or scored an important winner against them.
 
Staines R's said:
I’m a more disturbing note, there is a picture going around on social media showing what the Birmingham fans did to the away end refreshment kiosk. Trashed it, tried to steal the tills and attacked the staff, who are only young kids, with bottles.
Horrible ****s......I’m so hoping they go down.
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Disgusting. Frightening to think that such mindless yobs exist.
 
Staines R's said:
I’m a more disturbing note, there is a picture going around on social media showing what the Birmingham fans did to the away end refreshment kiosk. Trashed it, tried to steal the tills and attacked the staff, who are only young kids, with bottles.
Horrible ****s......I’m so hoping they go down.
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To be fair, if you have ever eaten anything from one of our kiosks you can easily forgive someone for wanting to trash it!
 
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Kids shine as Onuoha and Mackie bid farewell - Report

Sunday, 29th Apr 2018 19:55 by Clive Whittingham

QPR won at home for the twelfth and final time this season on Saturday, comfortably seeing off relegation-haunted Birmingham with an exciting display from a youthful side.

End of term at the school of science, seniors bidding tearful farewells, a class of 2018/19 starting to take shape. On such occasions performances and results can often be hard to come by, particularly when the opposition still have skin in the game, but QPR comfortably polished off a woeful, relegation-haunted Birmingham City side on Saturday with something to spare despite having nothing riding on the fixture.

A team selection that looked like the latest fantastical farce from the darkest recesses of Ian Holloway’s mind actually proved shrewd. Giving boy wonder goalkeeper Joe Lumley a long-awaited first senior appearance for the R’s since Blackburn away in January 2016 behind a back four that included novice right back Osman Kakay, two full backs pressed into centre half service (Darnell Furlong and Jake Bidwell), and central midfielder Ryan Manning at left back looked unfair prior to kick off. But by only selecting players who will definitely be at Rangers next season, including several youngsters who’ve been keenly waiting for a first team opportunity, Holloway safeguarded against any sort of ‘going through the motions’ and was rewarded with an exciting performance and good win.

Continues here ... https://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/footb...ine-as-onuoha-and-mackie-bid-farewell--report
 
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Staines R's said:
I’m a more disturbing note, there is a picture going around on social media showing what the Birmingham fans did to the away end refreshment kiosk. Trashed it, tried to steal the tills and attacked the staff, who are only young kids, with bottles.
Horrible ****s......I’m so hoping they go down.
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QPR999 said:
Up there with Cardiff, Millwall, Leeds and West Ham in my opinion mate. I don't know why they dislike Freeman, maybe he shunned them or scored an important winner against them.
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From what I’ve heard they have accused him of spitting at them.....though I really can’t see how he could of reached them on the top tier.
 
Staines R's said:
From what I’ve heard they have accused him of spitting at them.....though I really can’t see how he could of reached them on the top tier.
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Saw that too. Doesn’t really add up why a kid from London having scored his first goal against Birmingham would choose to mark it by aiming a spit 20 feet up towards the opposition’s fans. Going to assume bollocks until further notice.
 
i wished i had comer but unfortunately i was frightened if ellers was with me i would have made the trip but its too late now but at least ollie has built the rangers up a bit
 
QPR999 said:
Kids shine as Onuoha and Mackie bid farewell - Report

Sunday, 29th Apr 2018 19:55 by Clive Whittingham

QPR won at home for the twelfth and final time this season on Saturday, comfortably seeing off relegation-haunted Birmingham with an exciting display from a youthful side.

End of term at the school of science, seniors bidding tearful farewells, a class of 2018/19 starting to take shape. On such occasions performances and results can often be hard to come by, particularly when the opposition still have skin in the game, but QPR comfortably polished off a woeful, relegation-haunted Birmingham City side on Saturday with something to spare despite having nothing riding on the fixture.

A team selection that looked like the latest fantastical farce from the darkest recesses of Ian Holloway’s mind actually proved shrewd. Giving boy wonder goalkeeper Joe Lumley a long-awaited first senior appearance for the R’s since Blackburn away in January 2016 behind a back four that included novice right back Osman Kakay, two full backs pressed into centre half service (Darnell Furlong and Jake Bidwell), and central midfielder Ryan Manning at left back looked unfair prior to kick off. But by only selecting players who will definitely be at Rangers next season, including several youngsters who’ve been keenly waiting for a first team opportunity, Holloway safeguarded against any sort of ‘going through the motions’ and was rewarded with an exciting performance and good win.

Continues here ... https://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/footb...ine-as-onuoha-and-mackie-bid-farewell--report
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Don't know what he's on about regarding the Lumley incident. He spilled the ball, but then pushed it onto the attacker and out for a goal kick. Not even a hint of a penalty.
 
Stroller said:
Don't know what he's on about regarding the Lumley incident. He spilled the ball, but then pushed it onto the attacker and out for a goal kick. Not even a hint of a penalty.
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That's what I thought, but CW does like to try and address the balance for both sides regarding refereeing decisions for some reason. I thought yesterday's ref ( Steve Martin ) had a good game and is one of the better refs, if not the best, at this level.
 
qprted said:
i wished i had comer but unfortunately i was frightened if ellers was with me i would have made the trip but its too late now but at least ollie has built the rangers up a bit
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TEd, when they give you a crayon and you have to write your name do you print or can you do real writing yet?
 
Think we might look back on this season in years to come as being of significant importance. Plenty of reasons to be happy but we need to make sure our burgeoning improvement doesn't lead to unrestrained expectation. The best is clearly yet to come from this team but lows are as much part of development as highs are and we will experience both. It will be fascinating to see what happens over the summer, losing the experience of Onouha worries me and much as our young squad excites me I can't help feel we do need an older head in there as well. All in all though it feels much better being an R now than it has done in years.
 
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qprted said:
i wished i had comer but unfortunately i was frightened if ellers was with me i would have made the trip but its too late now but at least ollie has built the rangers up a bit
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Wasn't 'Zulu Dawn" as you predicted tEd. Still I am sure many will salivate over the destruction of a kiosk. Pwapa football factory stuff.
 
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