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Some people would complain if we bought Messi. "Too old, legs are gone, no resale value, What about bringing the youngsters through, he's only here for the money"
We are where we are, we need what we need, a team is about a mix and balance of different skills and experience. Too many whiners, trying to be right about the club being a bit rubbish at the moment. You always here how much the fans can help the team and GA is being incredibly confident and upbeat to get the team working as one, and we're watching and telling them they are all sh*t.
Anyway, I still love QPR, the stories my dad told me of him supporting QPR at White City (it was crap apparently, stands miles from the pitch), getting showered with rust if the ball hit the roof of the stand, or listen on the radio as Wolves capitulated against Liverpool. Ok not great at the moment, but it just makes the good times even better.
A party wall surveyor is independent of you and your neighbour. He will inspect the building before works commence and check for any issues during after. Your neighbour is obliged to pay. Basically if anything goes wrong you have an independent expert to make a decision as to whether its your neighbours fault or not. Your neighbour is following the process ie giving you otions. This is good as its usually the dodgier types that just get on with the work and cause issues. Personally i would get a party wall surveyor in (used them in my professional role a few times. This process was put in place for a reason, would be silly not to use them, takes all the aggro out of it. I also find it's when you don't use them that you wish you did, and you when you don't.
Cheese - Quality farmhouse cheddar - but the right cheese for the right occasion. First Game Vs Wet Spam ("74) we lost 2-0.
I usually lurk but have been a moderator on another QPR board fair few years ago. I didnt want to add to the misery of the last few months when everyone is down on everything QPR but now seems a better time. Firstly i will never come on and discuss tactics - I know nothing about football apart from i love QPR and wish i could go more often. (Going is rare at the moment for lots of reasons including living in the south west). Got into QPR through my dad who was going to QPR since the 40s. He did a number of articles for "Kick up the R's" and "All quiet on the Western Avenue".
Anyway - 2 things that keep going round my head - 1. To paraphrase/invoke the spirit of Ian Holloway. watching QPR for the last couple of seasons - Too many piano players, not enough piano lifters. All well and good playing passing football but it only takes one look at a premier league team to see we need to be playing that sort of football about 10 times faster - its been like watching the Harry Enfield sketch with Charles "Charlie" Charles
2. Read an interview with Hogan Ephraim talking about GAs "style". One comment he made was what we want is "fast and furious" football. Whatever style we play we (or at least I) will forgive anything apart from lack of effort. Whether its long ball at 100mph or passing fotball at 100mph i dont mind. I think we will settle on a hard working physical style with a few magicians conjuring up magic now and again - rather than passing the ball to them and waiting for them to do something.
Anyway - fantastic report as ever quality sites like this keep me connected with QPR as well as being entertaining and incredibly well written, thank you Clive, it is appreciated, whatever the score. URsss
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