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Without wishing to anticipate Clive's previews (which I hope will include wise words from the resident cottager Konk), what are people's thoughts on Saturday?
I've seen Fulham a few times this season and have been very impressed. I backed them at 7/1 to make the playoffs after we turned them over.
Their midfield looks the best in the division to me.
It will be a real test for young Manning. However it goes for him, he'll certainly learn plenty and be a better player for the experience.
Do we sit back and try and nick one on the break, ala Reading, or will playing at home force us to chase the game?
The loft is home to some of Rangers most authentically working class fans and a hotbed of Trade union activism and class struggle. Karl Marx famously said of QPR, "Class consciousness is key if the proletariat are to overthrow the capitalist class, and in all my travels, never have I met a group of people as class conscious as the supporters of the Queen's Park Rangers. I expect the revolution will begin in Shepherd's Bush. Or Russia. But probably the Bush".
(Below) Rangers fans enter the Loft:
These Rangers fans have come straight from work at the Ruislip Colliery to watch the match — thousands of authentically working class workers will join them from mines throughout the Middlesex coalfield as well as the shipyards of Berkshire, the Steelworks of Buckinghamshire and the slums of Holland Park, Notting Hill and Ladbroke Grove.
(Below) Half-time and fans queue patiently for the toilets in the Ellerslie Road stand:
(Below) Rangers fans console one another upon being told that Chicken Balti pies have sold out. #wertogether
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Logged on purely to bow down and worship the comic genius of the funniest man to come out of Fulham since Tommy Trinder!
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Fulham on Saturday on 12:01 - Jan 19 with 2207 views
The loft is home to some of Rangers most authentically working class fans and a hotbed of Trade union activism and class struggle. Karl Marx famously said of QPR, "Class consciousness is key if the proletariat are to overthrow the capitalist class, and in all my travels, never have I met a group of people as class conscious as the supporters of the Queen's Park Rangers. I expect the revolution will begin in Shepherd's Bush. Or Russia. But probably the Bush".
(Below) Rangers fans enter the Loft:
These Rangers fans have come straight from work at the Ruislip Colliery to watch the match — thousands of authentically working class workers will join them from mines throughout the Middlesex coalfield as well as the shipyards of Berkshire, the Steelworks of Buckinghamshire and the slums of Holland Park, Notting Hill and Ladbroke Grove.
(Below) Half-time and fans queue patiently for the toilets in the Ellerslie Road stand:
(Below) Rangers fans console one another upon being told that Chicken Balti pies have sold out. #wertogether
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Brilliant.
I'm a confused soul, Konk.
On the one hand, I do own a couple of tweed jackets (it's the national hunt racing fan in me!), but on the other, I am genuinely disappointed when the Upper Loft has sold out of Chicken Balti pies!
Also, those scenes you have captured significant over represent the actual space out the back of the Upper Loft.
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Fulham on Saturday on 12:08 - Jan 19 with 2179 views
Mate, even the lads you’ve known since school completely forgot you weren’t Fulham - possibly the finest undercover work since Gary Johnston’s “Derka derka” effort in Team America:
PS. You’ll be pleased to know that the horsey obsession shows no sign of abating: we’re now up to 2 (Two!) Hobby horses, a horse puppet, a horse pillow, fu ck knows how many Schleich horses, various horse magazines, a horse jigsaw, a stable set and a horse sweatshirt…if he’s not camped out in Ladbrokes by the age of ten, I’ll eat my top hat.
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FFC Inter-City Firm.
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Fulham on Saturday on 12:19 - Jan 19 with 2136 views
Following a crackdown on Trade union activity within the Gdansk shipyards, QPR fans march through Notting Hill in a show of fraternal support.
After attempts to silence critics of the Uncle Tone regime, a delegation of Trade union officials from Gdansk visit London in a defiant gesture of solidarity.
The direction English translation of the Polish word, SolidarnoÅ›ć (Noun F) is #wertogether
The loft is home to some of Rangers most authentically working class fans and a hotbed of Trade union activism and class struggle. Karl Marx famously said of QPR, "Class consciousness is key if the proletariat are to overthrow the capitalist class, and in all my travels, never have I met a group of people as class conscious as the supporters of the Queen's Park Rangers. I expect the revolution will begin in Shepherd's Bush. Or Russia. But probably the Bush".
(Below) Rangers fans enter the Loft:
These Rangers fans have come straight from work at the Ruislip Colliery to watch the match — thousands of authentically working class workers will join them from mines throughout the Middlesex coalfield as well as the shipyards of Berkshire, the Steelworks of Buckinghamshire and the slums of Holland Park, Notting Hill and Ladbroke Grove.
(Below) Half-time and fans queue patiently for the toilets in the Ellerslie Road stand:
(Below) Rangers fans console one another upon being told that Chicken Balti pies have sold out. #wertogether
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Ah, the proper build up for Saturday has begun.
Thank you Konk & the rest of you for these enlightening illustrations! I managed to escape the famed steelworks of Bucks for pulling the ploughs in Suffolk. I hope this still entitles to be a Ranger!
Strange how no Pensioner ever posted in the same manner.
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Fulham on Saturday on 14:32 - Jan 19 with 2996 views
Thank you Konk & the rest of you for these enlightening illustrations! I managed to escape the famed steelworks of Bucks for pulling the ploughs in Suffolk. I hope this still entitles to be a Ranger!
Strange how no Pensioner ever posted in the same manner.
Don’t worry Terry — you are very much a proper R despite leaving the Blast furnaces of Bucks behind. It doesn't even matter if you work in the City, live in Chalfont St Giles and own a holiday home in Southwold - all Rangers fans are working class heroes. It’s in the DNA.
Fulham FC: It's the taking part that counts
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Fulham on Saturday on 14:52 - Jan 19 with 2946 views
I dreamt last night that we played really well before a Fulham player scored in the last few minutes after clearly fouling one of our defenders. I woke up feeling very depressed. Fk it, why can't I dream of us winning????
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Fulham on Saturday on 14:55 - Jan 19 with 2934 views
Keen to make amends for last year's 'no tops, no tails' Rblock assimilation mission failure, Jezza, Miles and the rest of the chaps, still spurred on to take the home end by their ever growing fury at the terms of The Great Reform Act of 1832, are confident this year's extensive Attire and Cultural Study Programme will not have gone to waste.
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Fulham on Saturday on 15:10 - Jan 19 with 2901 views
Meanwhile, Rupert dances in anticipation of an easy Fulham victory, as his flunky carefully navigates a lesser known Thames tributary en route to the wildlands.
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Did I ever mention that I was in Minder?
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Fulham on Saturday on 15:51 - Jan 19 with 2863 views
Unseen image of The North and Konk interview earlier in the week:
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That was the preliminary meeting to set-up interview. The interview itself took place just outside my office. Clive gives great shine, by the way. Some fantastic buffing.
Fulham FC: It's the taking part that counts
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Fulham on Saturday on 16:34 - Jan 19 with 2796 views
i hate fulham but lets stop thinking they are mugs, on the pitch they have been our nemesis for years, off it they are total rupert the bear numpties... thier fan base is, was and will be forever shite we are not bow locks to them, we must win this game for the 3 pts and the kudos.
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Fulham on Saturday on 21:03 - Jan 19 with 2555 views
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