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ELLERS said:
1. you don't know our finances or theirs to make that comment? We have seriously rich backers who don't seem too bothered about getting in £8m players, however if you think something is sinister about it you need to talk to others.
2. You don't know the other teams that are going down will be any better equipt to be competitive in the Championship (funny i heard Wolves/Blackburn/Bolton fans thinking they would come straight up again)?
3. We are not down yet and until we are i won't be 'deluding myself' about 'if's' and 'what if's'. <ok>
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Correct
 
Madrid_Ranger said:
So why exactly do you think you know so much about football and the rest on here so little? There are some good posters on here who are level headed and are objective with their opinions, you however, have no conceivable ability to understand that other people may have a different a opinion to you and what you say is the be all and end all and the rest of us are 'clueless muppets'. Answer me this, yesterday when you were listening to all that bile from G-Block did you turn around and call those perpetrators 'clueless muppets' or did you wait until you got home to become the keyboard warrior and let those on here have your anger, safe behind your monitor in your comfy chair?. I look forward to your posts because you make me laugh with your pseudo-intellectual bollox.
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Exactly the same as you on here everyone is equal. All i do is challenge these posts and I guarantee you if you look to the people who were at the game there are records on here of exactly the same. I would take the pepsi challenge on QPR and football no problem. Yesterday I did say anything to anyone as I had a small ginger girl behind me aged around ten, her father whilst i sat next to a woman who had the worst voice I have ever heard. It's emotive of course it is but if i feel very strongly about the stuff written on here sometimes then i will respond. I was lucky to play the game at a good level and had a promising career at a young age which i failed to grasp. I have two ex professional mates and one of them now has a son who will be the next big thing and has already played for his country. I myself have played in France well before this country even looked at them as one of the best nations at producing footballing talent. Based on these facts and my passionate desire of good football and being QPR these factors add up. I couldn't give a flying **** what people think of me and i understand i am just one poster that contributes on here ... I find that a challenge of course in many many ways and at times i drift off and walk away from this as its too depressing.

I spoke to Jimmy Bullard the other day as some may not know but he is a very keen match fisherman ... who only have to talk to him for a few minutes to really understand what you have to give up to play this play at a professional level. I am proud again that i can identify that
 
Saint Eustace of Luxeuil said:
Exactly the same as you on here everyone is equal. All i do is challenge these posts and I guarantee you if you look to the people who were at the game there are records on here of exactly the same. I would take the pepsi challenge on QPR and football no problem. Yesterday I did say anything to anyone as I had a small ginger girl behind me aged around ten, her father whilst i sat next to a woman who had the worst voice I have ever heard. It's emotive of course it is but if i feel very strongly about the stuff written on here sometimes then i will respond. I was lucky to play the game at a good level and had a promising career at a young age which i failed to grasp. I have two ex professional mates and one of them now has a son who will be the next big thing and has already played for his country. I myself have played in France well before this country even looked at them as one of the best nations at producing footballing talent. Based on these facts and my passionate desire of good football and being QPR these factors add up. I couldn't give a flying **** what people think of me and i understand i am just one poster that contributes on here ... I find that a challenge of course in many many ways and at times i drift off and walk away from this as its too depressing.

I spoke to Jimmy Bullard the other day as some may not know but he is a very keen match fisherman ... who only have to talk to him for a few minutes to really understand what you have to give up to play this play at a professional level. I am proud again that i can identify that
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Dave, there is no doubt in my mind that you know your football....no question. I think some people get annoyed with the way you tend to right off other peoples' views as rubbish at times. It's all opinions.
For example, you repeatedly say that you believe we have the best squad ever and that it is good enough to stay in the Premier League. This I disagree with. As much as I really like Hill and Derry, they are aging, good Championship players, whose heart and determination gets them through at this level. Mackie is a good Championship player as are Faurlin and Bothroyd. I could continue, but it's all my opinion. Remy has improved the squad no end, if he stays fit, but we need 2 or 3 more, witn a CB a must, to have any chance of surviving IMO.
 
Saint Eustace of Luxeuil said:
Exactly the same as you on here everyone is equal. All i do is challenge these posts and I guarantee you if you look to the people who were at the game there are records on here of exactly the same. I would take the pepsi challenge on QPR and football no problem. Yesterday I did say anything to anyone as I had a small ginger girl behind me aged around ten, her father whilst i sat next to a woman who had the worst voice I have ever heard. It's emotive of course it is but if i feel very strongly about the stuff written on here sometimes then i will respond. I was lucky to play the game at a good level and had a promising career at a young age which i failed to grasp. I have two ex professional mates and one of them now has a son who will be the next big thing and has already played for his country. I myself have played in France well before this country even looked at them as one of the best nations at producing footballing talent. Based on these facts and my passionate desire of good football and being QPR these factors add up. I couldn't give a flying **** what people think of me and i understand i am just one poster that contributes on here ... I find that a challenge of course in many many ways and at times i drift off and walk away from this as its too depressing.

I spoke to Jimmy Bullard the other day as some may not know but he is a very keen match fisherman ... who only have to talk to him for a few minutes to really understand what you have to give up to play this play at a professional level. I am proud again that i can identify that
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Maybe we can meet up one day for a 100m race as for Jimmy Bullard not one of the best role models IMO.
 
Madrid_Ranger said:
Saint Eustace of Luxeuil said:
Exactly the same as you on here everyone is equal. All i do is challenge these posts and I guarantee you if you look to the people who were at the game there are records on here of exactly the same. I would take the pepsi challenge on QPR and football no problem. Yesterday I did say anything to anyone as I had a small ginger girl behind me aged around ten, her father whilst i sat next to a woman who had the worst voice I have ever heard. It's emotive of course it is but if i feel very strongly about the stuff written on here sometimes then i will respond. I was lucky to play the game at a good level and had a promising career at a young age which i failed to grasp. I have two ex professional mates and one of them now has a son who will be the next big thing and has already played for his country. I myself have played in France well before this country even looked at them as one of the best nations at producing footballing talent. Based on these facts and my passionate desire of good football and being QPR these factors add up. I couldn't give a flying **** what people think of me and i understand i am just one poster that contributes on here ... I find that a challenge of course in many many ways and at times i drift off and walk away from this as its too depressing.

I spoke to Jimmy Bullard the other day as some may not know but he is a very keen match fisherman ... who only have to talk to him for a few minutes to really understand what you have to give up to play this play at a professional level. I am proud again that i can identify that
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Maybe we can meet up one day for a 100m race as for Jimmy Bullard not one of the best role models IMO.
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The boy can fish though
Sure but if you best me I may shoot you
 
Goldhawk said:
This week is so important off the field, by Friday we may well be able to predict accurately relegation or survival
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Yes (leaving aside the usual squabbles between posters), I agree with that.

If we can be the 12th man and spur whatever team Harry puts out to a draw or the unthinkable win on Tuesday, then that will set the rest of the season with some eminently winable games despite some of them being away games.
 
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