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Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 10:06 - Jan 10 by Northernr
Slightly fcking ridiculous, as I gently suggested to them.
In the last ten years they've had two promotions, won the Premier League, won the FA Cup at Wembley, played Champions League and Europa League. Now they've gone back to what they always were before and it's "as low as I've ever felt about my football club".
I'd give my left bollock for one Europa League group campaign. If you told me over the next ten years QPR would get promoted, win the Premier League, win the FA Cup, play in Europe, but would then go back to being sht forever more I would snap your arm off at the shoulder.
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And they made Lineker strip on TV - phwoar !
Perhaps this is the plucky Midlands underdog version of ‘entitlement’ and eventually it will find its level.
Unfortunately there are times when you find said level but then keep bloody digging regardless, as we do.
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Those possessed by devils, try and keep them under control a bit, can't you ?
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Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 21:21 - Jan 10 with 2281 views
Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 20:25 - Jan 10 by Esox_Lucius
It's going to be bitterly cold tomorrow so I hope the players stretch and warm up extensively before the game. Thermals probably wouldn't be a bad idea either based on what's been happening in the Villa vs WHU game. We don't need any more non contact injuries.
Bit of deep heat that’ll do ;) -
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Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 22:21 - Jan 10 with 2139 views
They say that D minor is the saddest of all keys and People weep instantly when they hear it.
I must have emitted the same exact tonal resonations dancing in the key of life Upon the armitage shanks shithouse this morning after a day on the piss yesterday and a lamb bhuna.
I know this much is true, as the mrs Jo broke down and wept uncontrollably when she heard me and asked for 75 mg of venlafaxine.
Once she recovered she predicted a 2-1 win for the superhoops.
Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 22:36 - Jan 10 by Discodroids
They say that D minor is the saddest of all keys and People weep instantly when they hear it.
I must have emitted the same exact tonal resonations dancing in the key of life Upon the armitage shanks shithouse this morning after a day on the piss yesterday and a lamb bhuna.
I know this much is true, as the mrs Jo broke down and wept uncontrollably when she heard me and asked for 75 mg of venlafaxine.
Once she recovered she predicted a 2-1 win for the superhoops.
Urrrrrrrrrs
Score prediction before or after the venlafaxine?
I see nothing but a defeat but let’s see team sheets first before I don my Duke of Doom hat
Reading the match preview and Marti’s comments I feel a stirring
Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal
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Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 23:16 - Jan 10 with 1961 views
Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 22:36 - Jan 10 by Discodroids
They say that D minor is the saddest of all keys and People weep instantly when they hear it.
I must have emitted the same exact tonal resonations dancing in the key of life Upon the armitage shanks shithouse this morning after a day on the piss yesterday and a lamb bhuna.
I know this much is true, as the mrs Jo broke down and wept uncontrollably when she heard me and asked for 75 mg of venlafaxine.
Once she recovered she predicted a 2-1 win for the superhoops.
Urrrrrrrrrs
I’ve bitten:
Did I ever mention that I was in Minder?
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Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 23:27 - Jan 10 with 1927 views
might be my age (57) but for some reason i always think of the FA cup defeats away to southampton in the 3rd round when the saint and greavsie tipped us to go all the way and win the fu ckin thing , and the defeat away to stockport in the early 90's.
i remember an interview with les ferdinand on the bob wilson football focus saturday lunchtime show and les was inspecting the frozen pitch dressed in his Cecil Gee ticket pocket prince of wales check suit., That he bought from 'Rock a cha ' in hyper hyper market kensington for 1500 quid.
I could clearly deduce from les's mush he was thinking about spit roasting dani bear and emma freud on the back end of his engorged 9 inch schlong at the garrick club later that night while out of his skate on off the rock chisel and listening to bell biv devoe.
The thought of slogging it out on some sundry northern frozen pisshole midden with a load of 3rd division cu nts like terry curran, held no alure for les. and i make him right.
Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 23:46 - Jan 10 by Discodroids
might be my age (57) but for some reason i always think of the FA cup defeats away to southampton in the 3rd round when the saint and greavsie tipped us to go all the way and win the fu ckin thing , and the defeat away to stockport in the early 90's.
i remember an interview with les ferdinand on the bob wilson football focus saturday lunchtime show and les was inspecting the frozen pitch dressed in his Cecil Gee ticket pocket prince of wales check suit., That he bought from 'Rock a cha ' in hyper hyper market kensington for 1500 quid.
I could clearly deduce from les's mush he was thinking about spit roasting dani bear and emma freud on the back end of his engorged 9 inch schlong at the garrick club later that night while out of his skate on off the rock chisel and listening to bell biv devoe.
The thought of slogging it out on some sundry northern frozen pisshole midden with a load of 3rd division cu nts like terry curran, held no alure for les. and i make him right.
the rest is history.
[Post edited 10 Jan 23:56]
Rock a Cha....oh how I remember those days in Kensington market
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Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 00:34 - Jan 11 with 1777 views
Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 00:14 - Jan 11 by KerryE
Rock a Cha....oh how I remember those days in Kensington market
kerry, i bought a green safari suit in1990 from Rock A cha for my wedding, £300. it looked like something roger moore would have worn in the ' persuaders'
quite rightly she divorced me 5 years later.
I can't believe anyone remembers the shop!. Amazing!
this forum amazes me. anyone remember 'Mash', 'duffer of st george', 'World service' 'hope and glory' and 'william hunt' from the same era?
Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 01:45 - Jan 11 by Hooparoo
Aussie Bookies have us $4.75 to win and $4.00 for a draw. Didn’t think we’re that bad
Just watched you on the Leicester fans preview Clive, well played sir.
Isn't it nice to hear other fans pining for their club's soul back, and recognising that perhaps an old school ground and loyal support plays a big part in the make-up of that soul. We're what football used to be like, and even recognising all the challenges that brings, it would be great to hang on to that.
1-2 to the Mighty R's, S.Field to score paying $71 here, worth a $ of anyone's money.
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Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 03:35 - Jan 11 with 1663 views
Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 10:42 - Jan 10 by Marshy67
Missed the Middlesbrough away game but the following season I was there as we succumbed in round 3 to a higher division team-WBA-2-3. The following season I was at 2nd division-Championship-Huddersfield as the R's crashed out to lower league opposition-1-2- in round 3. I was also at 3rd Division-todays League 2-Doncaster as we were humiliated 0-1 in 1985's 3rd round. And Rangers completed a hat-trick of 3rd round defeats to lower league opposition in 1986 with a 0-1 away defeat to 2nd division-Championship- Carlisle on a Monday night. I left home at 11.30am on the Monday and got back home at 8.30 Tuesday morning. But 38 years ago to the day-10th January- we had a 3rd round home tie to....Leicester. The R's turned on the style and gave the Foxes a 5-2 thumping. Luton were overcome in round 4 after a replay but a 1-2 reversal to Leeds away in round 5 ended our hopes of another trip to Wembley. Although that afternoon was more about getting back to London in one piece rather than disappointment that the cup run was over!
I remember the 2-1 loss at Leeds. Went with a Derby mate. Only time I was scared at a match. God knows what would have happened if the results,t went the other way.
We were kept in for 40 minutes after. When they did let us out the song was "Keep us in keep us in"! Justice was that Leeds list to Coventry in SF.
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Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 08:14 - Jan 11 with 1482 views
what the fu ck was i talking about last night.. i dreamed that i posted on here last night talking 5th dan shaolin monk high sensei levels of ippon bollocks, across various threads, only to log on this morning to find that i did....
Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 23:46 - Jan 10 by Discodroids
might be my age (57) but for some reason i always think of the FA cup defeats away to southampton in the 3rd round when the saint and greavsie tipped us to go all the way and win the fu ckin thing , and the defeat away to stockport in the early 90's.
i remember an interview with les ferdinand on the bob wilson football focus saturday lunchtime show and les was inspecting the frozen pitch dressed in his Cecil Gee ticket pocket prince of wales check suit., That he bought from 'Rock a cha ' in hyper hyper market kensington for 1500 quid.
I could clearly deduce from les's mush he was thinking about spit roasting dani bear and emma freud on the back end of his engorged 9 inch schlong at the garrick club later that night while out of his skate on off the rock chisel and listening to bell biv devoe.
The thought of slogging it out on some sundry northern frozen pisshole midden with a load of 3rd division cu nts like terry curran, held no alure for les. and i make him right.
the rest is history.
[Post edited 10 Jan 23:56]
Hello Glenn. I played football against Terry Curran in Rhodes Town.
ATAFact.
Did I ever mention that I was in Minder?
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Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 10:00 - Jan 11 with 1126 views
Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 00:34 - Jan 11 by Discodroids
kerry, i bought a green safari suit in1990 from Rock A cha for my wedding, £300. it looked like something roger moore would have worn in the ' persuaders'
quite rightly she divorced me 5 years later.
I can't believe anyone remembers the shop!. Amazing!
this forum amazes me. anyone remember 'Mash', 'duffer of st george', 'World service' 'hope and glory' and 'william hunt' from the same era?
sorry off thread!
[Post edited 11 Jan 0:40]
I've still got a black hope and glory polo neck jumper I think. Last time I saw it my daughter was wearing it. Nice stuff, hope and glory
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Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 10:26 - Jan 11 with 1034 views
Leicester City v Q.P.R Match Type Thread. on 23:46 - Jan 10 by Discodroids
might be my age (57) but for some reason i always think of the FA cup defeats away to southampton in the 3rd round when the saint and greavsie tipped us to go all the way and win the fu ckin thing , and the defeat away to stockport in the early 90's.
i remember an interview with les ferdinand on the bob wilson football focus saturday lunchtime show and les was inspecting the frozen pitch dressed in his Cecil Gee ticket pocket prince of wales check suit., That he bought from 'Rock a cha ' in hyper hyper market kensington for 1500 quid.
I could clearly deduce from les's mush he was thinking about spit roasting dani bear and emma freud on the back end of his engorged 9 inch schlong at the garrick club later that night while out of his skate on off the rock chisel and listening to bell biv devoe.
The thought of slogging it out on some sundry northern frozen pisshole midden with a load of 3rd division cu nts like terry curran, held no alure for les. and i make him right.
the rest is history.
[Post edited 10 Jan 23:56]
"I could clearly deduce from les's mush he was thinking about spit roasting dani bear and emma freud on the back end of his engorged 9 inch schlong at the garrick club later that night while out of his skate on off the rock chisel and listening to bell biv devoe."
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