On a positive note, 4ever…. that 5 minutes could be extremely long & drawn out with many stoppages, hence prolonging your excitement & feel good factor.
Match Day Thread QPR vs Preston
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On a positive note, 4ever…. that 5 minutes could be extremely long & drawn out with many stoppages, hence prolonging your excitement & feel good factor.
I think my shortest enthusiasm was when Kieron Dyer lasted 3-minutes into our great hope season.
Conceding at Watford in the first minute 2 years ago didn't count, my enthusiasm hadn't even warmed up at that point.
Conceding at Watford in the first minute 2 years ago didn't count, my enthusiasm hadn't even warmed up at that point.
Fond memories of thinking we’d played well in the first half against Swansea before losing 5-0 under Leslie Hughes.
Genuinely fond memories of battering Blackpool on a day hotter than the Sun while they wilted in an unnecessary black kit.
Enthusiasm has moved from a 2 to a 4 today. Could be as high as 7 come Saturday. More bothered by Watford.
I was still queueing to get in at Watford a couple of years ago when that opener went in. My watch was a minute slow and I didn't even realise the game had started!
Happy daze...
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That was an all round quality experience. From the weirdest crowd control ever, which basically allowed 5 people in every 10 minutes, but then allowing hundreds of fans to stand all down the aisles for the whole match, to 1 toilet, no booze(what the ****?), then a Sunday league performance. I think I might of combined last 2 years in some of my experience, but u will know what I mean, and for those who don't have fun a week on Saturday!
I always miss the opener...but not this year.
Btw...I am assuming that we are keeping the squad numbers secret this year so we can confuse the opposition.
Btw...I am assuming that we are keeping the squad numbers secret this year so we can confuse the opposition.
Enthusiasm today down to a 3.5. If Ipswich smash Burminum it might be up a couple. 89 minutes of Tom Brady’s **** Yank face and maybe some football if Sky are generous.
Hopefully we have an exciting first 25 minutes or so albeit with no serious chances, concede a comical goal from their first attack and scrape a draw from a scrappy corner in the 68th minute before miraculously surviving a series of late set pieces to set the tone.
Too funny, I may have told this story before, but at the Bolton game that you refer to, 3 of us were working on a sweep to see how long Kieron Dyer would last - we hadn’t even sorted the rules and prize as he went down….
Wow. Already time to start another season which currently is full of unkowns. I admit that I have not idea on the formation, tactics or who will start where. So it should be quite interesting.
Against PNE, we should aim for a home win, but it could easily be a banana skin. Hope that is will be a great and entertaining match, and we pick up three points. We will be wiser come Saturday evening.
Against PNE, we should aim for a home win, but it could easily be a banana skin. Hope that is will be a great and entertaining match, and we pick up three points. We will be wiser come Saturday evening.
Surely we can’t be worse than the last home league game, a genuine all time low. Turning up tomorrow better excise that memory.
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I'm oddly enjoying the unknowns, Its taking me back to the 80's & 90's.
I've got blind hope of a new style and team similar to when Jim Smith joined.
Pre-internet and big money most of our signings were players I'd never heard of.
I'd read in the paper about a signing from lower league but the likelihood was I'd never heard of them & knew nobody that had watched them play. At most I might have had a panini sticker of them or find them in the Rothmans book I'd beg for every couple of years.
It was always a nice surprise when the player actually turned out to be good.
The Paul Parkers as a success, the Andy Tillson's slightly less and the Lewis Hamiltons and Tony Witters never troubling the programme writer.
I'm not sure how this bunch will turn out but maybe arriving with less expectation than Celar and Jamie Cureton, both of whom I didn't know prior to the internet telling me how great they'd be, might be a good thing.
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