| Fred Wheldon on 13:05 - Aug 2 with 1501 views | numptydumpty |
Yes bl**dy Fred
I remember that charlatan
He would keep playing cricket.
We said to him it's either Crcket or Football bur everyone knew ole Fred.
Do what he blooming well liked, did Fred and sod the rest of them !!!
Thanks for Reminder Sonic.
Was only thinking the other day why was he never inducted into Forever Rs... |  |
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| Fred Wheldon on 13:08 - Aug 2 with 1480 views | numptydumpty |
Never used washing machine dishwasher or fridge and never had a tv.
His house lit by candles and heated by setting a fire ablaze in the sitting room.
One off was Fred!!! 😂 [Post edited 2 Aug 13:09]
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| Fred Wheldon on 13:11 - Aug 2 with 1466 views | DannyPaddox |
Ah yes Fred Wheldon, or the Edwardian Agyemang as he was known back then. |  | | |
| Fred Wheldon on 13:24 - Aug 2 with 1412 views | R_from_afar |
| Fred Wheldon on 13:11 - Aug 2 by DannyPaddox |
Ah yes Fred Wheldon, or the Edwardian Agyemang as he was known back then. |
Was Fred's nickname Dave the sub too? 
I'll never forget the first time I was at Loftus Road and actually heard someone shouting: "Go on Dave!" at Agyemang LOL |  |
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| Fred Wheldon on 13:26 - Aug 2 with 1401 views | PlanetHonneywood |
| Fred Wheldon on 13:11 - Aug 2 by DannyPaddox |
Ah yes Fred Wheldon, or the Edwardian Agyemang as he was known back then. |
Back then, 'Freds' on www.qpr.coocoocoo.uk were called 'Wheldons'.
Pigeons used to fly between posters conveying messages. Its why Tottenham changed their name to Spurs, because of confusion with their then name 'Spores' and those chaps at www.mushroom.coocoocoo.uk [Post edited 2 Aug 13:29]
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| Fred Wheldon on 13:27 - Aug 2 with 1397 views | CateLeBonR |
Just a short time with us but wore our famous green and white stripes with pride! |  | | |
| Fred Wheldon on 13:29 - Aug 2 with 1387 views | 222gers |
| Fred Wheldon on 13:11 - Aug 2 by DannyPaddox |
Ah yes Fred Wheldon, or the Edwardian Agyemang as he was known back then. |
Bloody Teddy Boys and their horrible rock 'n' roll. |  | | |
| Fred Wheldon on 14:25 - Aug 2 with 1222 views | LazyFan |
| Fred Wheldon on 13:27 - Aug 2 by CateLeBonR |
Just a short time with us but wore our famous green and white stripes with pride! |
Does this mean Celtic are the "Scottish Fakes"? |  |
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| Fred Wheldon on 15:27 - Aug 2 with 1090 views | FredManRave |
Wheldon indeed. |  |
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| Fred Wheldon on 15:38 - Aug 2 with 1055 views | DavieQPR |
That season we played in Notting Hill. There were no changing rooms so the players changed in 'The Latimer Arms' pub and ran down the road to the pitch. |  | | |
| (No subject) (n/t) on 00:53 - Aug 3 with 782 views | DannyPaddox |
| Fred Wheldon on 13:26 - Aug 2 by PlanetHonneywood |
Back then, 'Freds' on www.qpr.coocoocoo.uk were called 'Wheldons'.
Pigeons used to fly between posters conveying messages. Its why Tottenham changed their name to Spurs, because of confusion with their then name 'Spores' and those chaps at www.mushroom.coocoocoo.uk [Post edited 2 Aug 13:29]
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Early Edwardian Football message boards needs further exploration. From day one they were defining their fan bases. Imagine those first QPR pigeon-sent messages:
”Where are we playing Saturday?” “We’re at home ain’t we” “And where the fcuk is that these days?” “Well last one was at the Scrubs but I’m hearing next one is Kensal Rise” “Nah mate it’s Latimer Road init” “Oh FFS leave it out” “Take a relaxing greased pessary me old mucker at least it’s not Shepherds Bush” “Haha Shepherds Bush. LOLZ - even me pigeon’s laughing”
Fulham, on the other hand, rather than pigeons, would have employed gangs of young boys (idle since the Chimney Sweep Act of 1885) to ferry their messages. These boys known as Putney inanity handlers, or Panhandlers would soon riot after being mercilessly overworked during the great chatter of the red trouser embargo of 1903.
And what of Chelsea and their supporters you may ask. Well they didn’t even exist. What a time to be alive. [Post edited 3 Aug 11:19]
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