Random QPR Stuff
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30 years ago today, f*cking time goes just like that. One of our greatest days...
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**** me, Lyndon Dykes on the BBC Scotland Hogmanay heroes of the year programme!
He actually scores goals for Scotland, though.
My 2nd visit, I was 15yrs old when we lost 8-1 in the old 1st division
Tales of the unexpected...
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Anyone with the odd £6million sloshing about?...
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Tales of the unexpected...
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A decade. Makes me feel old so must make some of you feel ancient. Amazing day and night.
https://videocelts.com/2023/01/blog...-qpr-match-watching-celtics-derby-demolition/
Got to say again good riddance
Got to say again good riddance
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Terry Venables turns 80: Sportsmail's picture tribute to 'El Tel', who won the cup at Spurs and Chelsea, revived the fortunes of Barcelona and took England so close at Euro '96
He left for second-tier QPR in 1980, took them to the 1982 FA Cup final - where they lost to Spurs - and up to the First Division in 1983.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...-legendary-player-manager-Terry-Venables.html
He left for second-tier QPR in 1980, took them to the 1982 FA Cup final - where they lost to Spurs - and up to the First Division in 1983.
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...-legendary-player-manager-Terry-Venables.html
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Yup.
Just think how you could get away from loftus road
For any sleuths out there, does anyone recall a recent post, not sure if it was on this thread or another, showing a picture of St. Jude's Chapel, with a commemorative plaque attached indicating this was the location where Queens Park Rangers football club originated.