| emotional qpr.... 20:33 - Feb 24 with 2290 views | qpr_1968 |
have you ever cried watching us....yes, 1982 highbury semi final..
crystal palace 6-0, survival.
most important of all, have you ever shed a tear watching your kids, partners, parents getting exited watching our beloved qpr.
got choked up watching my son his cousins absolutely going mad when we beat arsenal away 3-1 when jensen scored.....
my grandson , 11 at the time when we beat burton away 3-1 away a few years ago.
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| emotional qpr.... on 09:33 - Feb 25 with 597 views | rbee |
Was it 2005 when we applaued their fans at HQ after their relegation? |  | | |
| emotional qpr.... on 09:54 - Feb 25 with 509 views | nick_hammersmith |
The last Stan Bowles testimonial was a tricky one |  | | |
| emotional qpr.... on 09:56 - Feb 25 with 505 views | terryb |
Hillsborough 2004 when I saw my son outside the ground. I was so pleased for him! Far more than I was for myself or the club!
I had a ticket for the game, but some were still available for buying on the morning of the Swindon match. I left Ipswich at 6.00am to join the queue on South Africa Road ( Iain was at Lancaster Universtity & so it was all down to me to get him a ticket & I managed to buy two, one for my wife. Despite Trish being an ex Ipswich ST holder, she watches a stream of most of our matches now! Mind you Sky Sports + red button covers half of our games!
Easter Saturday 1976. I didn't cry, but my face was ashen & I don't think I uttered more than 20 words before arriving at LR on Easter Monday morning. | | | |
| emotional qpr.... on 10:08 - Feb 25 with 486 views | Esox_Lucius |
| emotional qpr.... on 09:16 - Feb 25 by BrianMcCarthy |
Ya, Mart, think the Forest fans applauded us, at least in the end.
It was their last home game so they all steamed on the pitch in traditional fashion.
At first, some of theirs were throwing shapes and the usual gestures our way, but in the end most if not all applauded us. |
It was a few hundred Bayern fans who came over to applaud us at the end. Macca & Maddix also in the terraces with Ray at the end too. It was almost 6 O'Clock when the stewards finally forced us out of the ground. That and the win at Villa to reach Div 1 for the 1st time remain my best ever away days.
Crying... about 5 or 6 times a season since 1966 at a guess, sometimes just standing in the crowd at full voice does it. |  |
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| emotional qpr.... on 10:50 - Feb 25 with 425 views | Galileo |
| emotional qpr.... on 06:35 - Feb 25 by FDC |
Was a bit moist of eye stood in upper loft before the last game of the season when we'd just learned that there was no points deduction. |
Three times.
First. end of the 78/79 season when my Mum came up to my room to tell me we had lost to Leeds and were therefore relegated to Div 2.
Second as below, the realisation of actually getting back to the Premier League was mammoth, especially after recent trips to Wrexham, Rushden, Port Vale, and all the other grounds I hope to never visit again.
And finally, the minutes silence at the first game back at LR after Ray Jones passed away. Highly emotional. | | | |
| emotional qpr.... on 10:55 - Feb 25 with 416 views | CamberleyR |
| emotional qpr.... on 20:43 - Feb 24 by BrianMcCarthy |
No, but cried in '76 when Wolves lost to Liverpool. |
Same here Brian. |  |
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| emotional qpr.... on 11:37 - Feb 25 with 356 views | dezzar |
| emotional qpr.... on 08:12 - Feb 25 by mart_Goblin |
Yes the Forest one is a great shout. Can’t remember if I shed a tear or not but I remember it being very emotional that day . Went up on the train on my own as it was a gut feeling that we wouldn’t be back in the premier league for a while .
I’d forgotten that we stayed until Ray came out long after the game . Also , before that , have I misremembered or did the Forest fans invade the pitch at full time and a large number come right up to us and start applauding us?
The ‘no points deduction announcement’ is certainly another emotional moment .
Was milling around on South Africa with thousands of others when the guy who used to do the Football League show on BBC 1 announced it outside the main entrance . I was about 100 yards away from him but the news and the cheers and roars of joy swept up SA road like a wave . Grown men in tears everywhere, everyone hugging each other and probably the first time my 12 year old son really saw what this club meant to people .
I still get the lump in my throat watching the The Four Year Plan when it gets to that part . |
Yes i remember the Forest fans on the pitch ,looked like it was gonna kick off , then they appluaded us .I think it was Des Walkers last home game for them. Des Walker worked as a lorry driver after his football career finished , mad | | | |
| emotional qpr.... on 13:11 - Feb 25 with 237 views | dutch |
Sobbed my eyes out listening to the radio Wolves V Liverpool 1976. Fifteen minutes to go and the league title that we so deserved slipped away from us and I was in our kitchen crying my eyes out aged 17.
Sobbed like a baby when I heard Stanley was gone. | | | |
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| emotional qpr.... on 13:27 - Feb 25 with 201 views | TheChef |
I got extremely vexed/stressed at the Faurlin affair thinking our amazing promotion season would go up in a puff of smoke.
But have I ever shed a tear for QPR? I don't think I have.
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| emotional qpr.... on 14:07 - Feb 25 with 149 views | hantssi |
| emotional qpr.... on 10:55 - Feb 25 by CamberleyR |
Same here Brian. |
And me, remember being in the bath when I heard the result, cried my eyes out.
Same as when we lost to AEK on penalties! | | | |
| emotional qpr.... on 14:27 - Feb 25 with 123 views | daveB |
Tears of woe at 86 cup final, relegation at Huddersfield, losing 4-0 at home to Cardiff days after that Vaxuhall Motors game, that was a very low moment and playoff defeat at Cardiff
tears of joy at Palace home in 1999 to stay up, playoff semi final in 03, Hillsbrough in 04, seeing us lift the old first division trophy against Leeds, getting to Wembley beating Wigan, the Bobby Zamora goal and the Leeds home game last season mainly due to how pissed I was [Post edited 25 Feb 14:27]
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| emotional qpr.... on 14:31 - Feb 25 with 97 views | Hugey |
I quite often well up to the 'You Rrrrs' that follows a minute's applause/ silence before a game.
Just something about getting there, seeing the grass, being back at that place I love to be, with the people I love to be there with.
Pathetic! Haha |  | | |
| emotional qpr.... on 15:06 - Feb 25 with 53 views | HamptonHoop |
Like a lot on here, 1976 had me bawling, I was young but probably would have bawled at any age.
Fast forward to Stan passing away and I found myself welling up every time I saw a clip of him and it lasted for weeks. | | | |
| emotional qpr.... on 15:32 - Feb 25 with 20 views | DavieQPR |
Playoff final when Zamora scored and my son jumped up and broke my toe when landing. |  | | |
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