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Reply | ve day
at 22:38 7 May 2025
In countries such as ours they have a choice
Other countries people still have no choice to be a soldier.
It's nations leaders that start wars and many that fight are not choosing this way. They are enforced. |
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Reply | Jimmy Dunne
at 21:42 7 May 2025
I have always considered Donald Duck as a reliable source
So why can you not name and shame this reliable source !!!
For me Reggae Reggae Sauce is a reliable sauce although I haven't asked it yet about Jimmy's contract offers !!!! |
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Reply | ve day
at 21:34 7 May 2025
All soldiers on all sides are the victims Nix, absolutely agree completely.
Very sad for your dad's experiences.
Sadly more veterans of the Falklands conflict have passed due to subsequently taking their own lives, than those that actually sadly passed during the war itself.
We sometimes get worked up over silly little things in everyday life or even on here but remembrance of our heroes we should be reminded often.
An ex work colleagues husband was always agitated but he had seen conflict in Aghanistan and Iraq. He could not understand at all why his wife, my ex colleague would get all worked up by office politics. It does all remind us at times, but sacrifices are often easily forgotten. |
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Reply | The QPR summer managers rumours thread
at 20:19 7 May 2025
Likewise
Can't say I have ever backed AGAINST QPR with any of my own dosh, but if Rooney was appointed, I certainly would gamble that we achieve the wonders of being relegated.
Even we could not be so stupid, surely ???
The data says..... [Post edited 7 May 20:19]
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Reply | ve day
at 20:00 7 May 2025
My great grandad somehow survived the entirety of World War One and my grandad served from 1938 to 1946 in World War Two.
I never knew either, my grandad passed when I was six, vague memories for me, but would the world be a different place without it. Perhaps.
And like many, my grandad became a broken angry man, was not forgiven by his own father. PTSD follows so many veterans for years afterwards.
All war is wrong on the premises I have killed more than you, so I win.
It's all just very sad. [Post edited 7 May 20:00]
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Reply | Jimmy Dunne
at 19:55 7 May 2025
Or their choices in recruitment are better... |
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Reply | Jimmy Dunne
at 19:18 7 May 2025
Who are these "some" ???
Names ???? |
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Reply | QPR in a Nutshell by AI
at 19:16 7 May 2025
AI was modelled on me SuperHoops !!!!!
No wonder it's not exactly all that ........  |
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Reply | Well this makes sense to me... Wenger on new VAR idea
at 19:08 7 May 2025
If the humans that interpret VAR stuck to the script, decisions could be made instantly.
It's meant to overturn clear and obvious errors, a toenail offside, in anyone's language is clearly not an obvious error.
There should be a line say, a few inches either way, which is where leeway is given so that six millimetres offside doesn't overturn a decision.
The fact that technology can determine this instantly, but that isn't chosen. It's given to a whole load of other incompetent officials to use their own judgements and ignoring the technology anyhow.
Where it goes wrong is they allow VAR judges to take an eternity to decide if they believe the toenail is on or off if interfering with play and if they bottle it, they give it over to the referee to overturn a decision he made himself already.
Just use the technology instantly.
TECH today can easily do this.
Hawkeye in tennis names faults and shots that are out instantly.
The time taken to decide , means everyone is in limbo for five to ten minutes and then a decision is finally taken, killing the moment for all.
If it was used the way it was meant to be, instant decisions could happen....
If me and 50 million other fans worldwide at games understand this, how come the whole of the footballing fraternity and hierarchies haven't got a scoobie and why are they in such positions of importance when they are hideously incompetent....
But there's a whole other story !!! [Post edited 7 May 19:13]
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Reply | Jimmy Dunne
at 18:51 7 May 2025
Sorry I never knew this if true
When did the club offer Dunne, improved wages and also where has it been said that Dunne and his representatives turn it down.
How do you know this as fact ???
If you can't corroborate what you are saying here as a fact, am inclined to only accept this as hearsay to match up with an agenda.
Not seen anywhere, where it has been evidenced that the club have offered Jimmy a new deal..
And if he does leave, it would be on a free also, so your words incorrect regards that also....... [Post edited 7 May 18:56]
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Reply | QPR in a Nutshell by AI
at 18:47 7 May 2025
Yes I know
As said if it can't access info, it uses its robot brain to fill in the gaps unsuccessfully...
Can get useful as a start point though and think that's what a few posters on here, have done...
Did see in the link that the more RAUCOUS end is the loft end as this is where the QPR fans are.
No sh*t sherlock !!!!!
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Reply | QPR in a Nutshell by AI
at 18:03 7 May 2025
My manager at work uses it initially.
However, if AI can't find the information or its simply not available online, it tries to fill in the gaps using its own intuition.
Easily seen as a robot.
We do use it initially for fundraising bids but our tenders are then monitored by another ROBOT, who manages to work out that the bid is totally scribed by a fellow robot and rejects itself !!!!
Technology rules not OK !!! |
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Thread | QPR in a Nutshell by AI
at 16:27 7 May 2025
Thought seen as few complaints about AI posts and threads, sadly have tested out its impact and the following output has taken me 11 minutes and 53 seconds to compile.
Whether it's helpful, irritating, nonsense or a total load of old tosh, all the following was achieved in a ridiculously small timescale.
Anyhow without further wotsits, here it all is...
QPR 2024-2025 SEASON REVIEW
2024-2025 season was a mixed bag for Queens Park Rangers (QPR). They finished 15th in the Championship, marking their tenth consecutive season in this league [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season). Here are some key highlights:
- **League Performance**: QPR had a rollercoaster season, with their highest victory being a 4-0 win against Derby County on February 14, 2025 [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season). However, they also suffered a heavy 0-5 defeat to Burnley on April 26, 2025 [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season).
- **Cup Competitions**: In the FA Cup and EFL Cup, QPR reached the third round in both competitions [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season).
- **Top Scorer**: Michael Frey was the standout player, finishing as the top scorer with 9 goals in all competitions [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season).
- **Attendance**: The highest home attendance was 17,457 against Leeds United on March 15, 2025 [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season), while the lowest was 13,407 against Hull City on November 5, 2024 [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season).
Despite the ups and downs, QPR showed resilience and had some memorable moments throughout the season. Are you a QPR fan, or just interested in their performance?
TRANSFERS 2024-2025
During the 2024-2025 season, Queens Park Rangers (QPR) made several key player transfers:
### **Incoming Transfers:**
1. **Nicolas Madsen** (Central Midfield) - Joined from KVC Westerlo for €4 million [1]( https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/queens-park-rangers/transfers/verein/1039/).
2. **Zan Celar** (Centre-Forward) - Signed from FC Lugano for €2 million [1]( https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/queens-park-rangers/transfers/verein/1039/).
3. **Jonathan Varane** (Central Midfield) - Transferred from Sporting Gijón for €1.53 million [1]( https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/queens-park-rangers/transfers/verein/1039/).
4. **Esquerdinha** (Left-Back) - Acquired from Fluminense for €600k [1]( https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/queens-park-rangers/transfers/verein/1039/).
5. **Daniel Bennie** (Left Winger) - Brought in from Perth Glory for €297k [1]( https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/queens-park-rangers/transfers/verein/1039/).
### **Outgoing Transfers:**
1. **Chris Willock** (Right Winger) - Moved to Burnley for €3.5 million [1]( https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/queens-park-rangers/transfers/verein/1039/).
2. **Rob Dickie** (Centre-Back) - Transferred to Sheffield United for €2.8 million [1]( https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/queens-park-rangers/transfers/verein/1039/).
3. **Albert Adomah** (Right Midfield) - Joined Reading on a free transfer [1]( https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/queens-park-rangers/transfers/verein/1039/).
These transfers were aimed at strengthening the squad and addressing key areas that needed improvement. Do you follow QPR closely, or are you interested in football transfers in general?
STANDOUT PLAYERS 2024 - 2025
During the 2024-2025 season, several players stood out for Queens Park Rangers (QPR):
1. **Michael Frey**: As the top scorer for the season, Frey netted 9 goals in all competitions [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season). His consistent performance in front of goal was crucial for QPR.
2. **Ilias Chair**: Chair continued to be a key creative force, contributing significantly with his playmaking abilities and scoring 6 goals [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season).
3. **Sam Field**: A reliable presence in midfield, Field's defensive work and ability to control the tempo of the game were vital for the team [2]( https://www.espn.co.uk/football/team/squad/_/id/334/eng.qpr).
4. **Jimmy Dunne**: In defense, Dunne was a standout performer, providing stability and leadership at the back [2]( https://www.espn.co.uk/football/team/squad/_/id/334/eng.qpr).
These players were instrumental in QPR's efforts throughout the season. Do you have a favorite player from the team?
STANDOUT MATCHES 2024-2025
Queens Park Rangers (QPR) had several standout matches during the 2024-2025 season:
1. **QPR vs Derby County (4-0)**: On February 14, 2025, QPR secured their biggest win of the season with a dominant performance against Derby County [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season). This match showcased their attacking prowess and solid defense.
2. **QPR vs Oxford United (3-1)**: On April 9, 2025, QPR delivered a strong away performance, defeating Oxford United [2]( https://www.qpr.co.uk/matches). This victory was crucial in boosting team morale.
3. **QPR vs Leeds United (2-2)**: On March 15, 2025, QPR held Leeds United to a thrilling draw [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season). The match was notable for its high intensity and competitive spirit.
4. **QPR vs Blackburn Rovers (2-1)**: On February 4, 2025, QPR managed a hard-fought win against Blackburn Rovers [2]( https://www.qpr.co.uk/matches), demonstrating their resilience and determination.
These matches were highlights in a season filled with ups and downs. Do you have a favorite match or moment from the season?
STANDOUT GOALS
During the 2024-2025 season, Queens Park Rangers (QPR) had several memorable goals:
1. **Michael Frey**: Frey scored a stunning goal in the 4-0 victory against Derby County on February 14, 2025 [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season). His powerful strike from outside the box was a highlight of the season.
2. **Ilias Chair**: Chair's goal in the 2-2 draw against Leeds United on March 15, 2025, was particularly memorable [2]( https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/qpr/2024-25/top-scorers.html). He dribbled past two defenders before slotting the ball into the net.
3. **Sam Field**: Field's goal in the 2-1 win over Blackburn Rovers on February 4, 2025, was crucial [2]( https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/qpr/2024-25/top-scorers.html). His header from a corner kick secured the victory for QPR.
4. **Jimmy Dunne**: Dunne's goal in the 3-1 win against Oxford United on April 9, 2025, was a standout [2]( https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/qpr/2024-25/top-scorers.html). His towering header from a set-piece was a testament to his aerial prowess.
These goals were not only important for the results but also showcased the individual brilliance of the players. Do you have a favorite goal from the season?
STANDOUT PLAYERS V YESTER YEAR PLAYERS
Comparing the standout players from the 2024-2025 season to past seasons, we can see some interesting trends and differences:
### **Michael Frey**:
- **2024-2025**: Top scorer with 9 goals [1]( https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/17/Queens-Park-Rangers/season-history).
- **Past Seasons**: Previous top scorers like Charlie Austin (18 goals in 2014-2015) and Loïc Rémy (6 goals in 2012-2013) had varying impacts [1]( https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/17/Queens-Park-Rangers/season-history) [2]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._seasons). Frey's performance is notable but not as prolific as Austin's.
### **Ilias Chair**:
- **2024-2025**: Key creative force with 6 goals [1]( https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/17/Queens-Park-Rangers/season-history).
- **Past Seasons**: Chair has been a consistent performer over recent seasons, often being a central figure in QPR's midfield. His contributions have been crucial, similar to past playmakers like Adel Taarabt in the early 2010s [2]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._seasons).
### **Sam Field**:
- **2024-2025**: Reliable midfield presence [2]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._seasons).
- **Past Seasons**: Field's role is comparable to past midfield stalwarts like Joey Barton, who provided leadership and stability during his tenure [2]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._seasons).
### **Jimmy Dunne**:
- **2024-2025**: Standout defender [2]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._seasons).
- **Past Seasons**: Dunne's defensive contributions are reminiscent of players like Clint Hill, who was a key figure in defense during the early 2010s [2]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._seasons).
Overall, while the current standout players have made significant contributions, comparing them to past seasons highlights both the continuity and evolution in QPR's squad. Each era has had its key players who have left their mark on the club's history. Do you have a favorite player from QPR's past or present?
QPR STYLE OF PLAY OVER THE YEARS
Queens Park Rangers (QPR) have seen significant changes in their style of play over the years. Here's a brief overview of how their approach has evolved:
### **Early Years (1880s - 1960s)**:
- **Formation and Early History**: Initially, QPR's style was typical of early English football, focusing on physicality and direct play.
- **1960s**: Under Alec Stock, QPR adopted a more attacking style, culminating in their League Cup win in 1967.
### **1970s - 1980s**:
- **1970s**: QPR played attractive, attacking football, nearly winning the First Division title in 1975-76.
- **1980s**: The team continued to emphasize skillful play, reaching the FA Cup final in 1982.
### **1990s - 2000s**:
- **1990s**: As founder members of the Premier League, QPR's style was characterized by a mix of direct and possession-based football.
- **2000s**: After relegation, the team focused on rebuilding, with a more pragmatic approach to secure promotion.
### **2010s - Present**:
- **2010s**: QPR's style varied, with periods of defensive solidity and attacking flair, especially during their Championship-winning season in 2010-11.
- **Recent Years**: The team has aimed for a balanced approach, combining solid defense with quick transitions and creative midfield play.
Overall, QPR's style of play has evolved from physical and direct to a more balanced and tactical approach, reflecting changes in football tactics and the club's ambitions. Do you have a favorite era or style of play from QPR's history?
FAN CULTURE - QPR
Fan culture at Queens Park Rangers (QPR) has evolved significantly over the years, reflecting broader changes in football and society:
### **Early Days**:
- **Local Roots**: Initially, QPR's fan base was primarily local, with strong ties to the Shepherd's Bush area [1]( https://thefootballeducator.com/queens-park-rangers/). The club's early supporters were known for their passionate and vocal support, creating a vibrant atmosphere at matches.
### **1970s - 1980s**:
- **Golden Era**: During the 1970s, when QPR nearly won the First Division, the fan base grew, and the club's success attracted more supporters [2]( https://soccerwizdom.com/2025/02/14/queens-park-rangers-a-club-of-passion-and-hi The 1980s saw the introduction of an artificial pitch at Loftus Road, which was controversial but also a point of pride for fans [2]( https://soccerwizdom.com/2025/02/14/queens-park-rangers-a-club-of-passion-and-hi
### **1990s - 2000s**:
- **Premier League and Financial Struggles**: The early 1990s brought the excitement of the Premier League, with QPR finishing as the top London club in the inaugural season [2]( https://soccerwizdom.com/2025/02/14/queens-park-rangers-a-club-of-passion-and-hi However, financial difficulties and relegation battles in the late 1990s and early 2000s tested the loyalty of the fans [2]( https://soccerwizdom.com/2025/02/14/queens-park-rangers-a-club-of-passion-and-hi Despite these challenges, the supporters remained steadfast, demonstrating their resilience and dedication.
### **Recent Years**:
- **Modern Fan Engagement**: In recent years, QPR has embraced modern fan engagement strategies, including social media and community outreach programs [1]( https://thefootballeducator.com/queens-park-rangers/). The club has worked to maintain a strong connection with its supporters, emphasizing inclusivity and community spirit.
- **Diverse Fan Base**: The fan base has become more diverse, reflecting the multicultural nature of London [1]( https://thefootballeducator.com/queens-park-rangers/). This diversity has enriched the club's culture, bringing new perspectives and traditions to the QPR community.
### **Community and Loyalty**:
- **Undying Spirit**: Throughout its history, the undying spirit of QPR fans has been a defining characteristic [1]( https://thefootballeducator.com/queens-park-rangers/). Whether through triumphs or tribulations, the supporters have remained a constant source of strength for the club.
The evolution of QPR's fan culture highlights the club's ability to adapt and thrive amidst changing times. The loyalty and passion of the fans continue to be a cornerstone of QPR's identity. Do you have any personal experiences or memories with QPR's fan culture?
LOFTUS ROAD STADIUM
The atmosphere at Loftus Road, home of Queens Park Rangers (QPR), is known for being intimate and vibrant. Here are some key aspects that contribute to its unique atmosphere:
### **Close Proximity to the Pitch**:
- **Intimate Setting**: Loftus Road is designed in the traditional English style, with stands close to the pitch [1]( https://www.football-stadiums.co.uk/grounds/england/loftus-road/). This creates an intense and engaging environment where fans feel very much part of the action.
### **Passionate Fans**:
- **Vocal Support**: QPR fans are known for their passionate and vocal support. The Ellerslie Road Stand, in particular, houses some of the most vocal supporters, contributing to a lively atmosphere [1]( https://www.football-stadiums.co.uk/grounds/england/loftus-road/).
- **Community Spirit**: The fan base has a strong sense of community, with many supporters having deep-rooted connections to the club and the Shepherd's Bush area [1]( https://www.football-stadiums.co.uk/grounds/england/loftus-road/).
### **Historic Venue**:
- **Old-School Charm**: Loftus Road has a rich history and an old-school charm that many modern stadiums lack [1]( https://www.football-stadiums.co.uk/grounds/england/loftus-road/). Walking through the residential streets of Shepherd's Bush to reach the stadium adds to the unique matchday experience [2]( https://www.reddit.com/r/Championship/comments/wy3zla/best_atmosphere/).
### **Matchday Experience**:
- **Pre-Match Rituals**: Fans often gather in local pubs around Shepherd's Bush before heading to the stadium, enhancing the sense of camaraderie and anticipation [2]( https://www.reddit.com/r/Championship/comments/wy3zla/best_atmosphere/).
- **Electric Atmosphere**: On matchdays, especially during important fixtures, the atmosphere can be electric, with fans creating a wall of noise to support their team [1]( https://www.football-stadiums.co.uk/grounds/england/loftus-road/).
Overall, Loftus Road offers a distinctive and memorable experience for both home and away fans. Have you ever been to a match at Loftus Road, or are you planning to visit?
BEST SEATS IN THE HOUSE
The best seats at Loftus Road, home of Queens Park Rangers (QPR), depend on what kind of experience you're looking for:
### **For the Best View**:
- **South Africa Road Stand**: Seats in the South Africa Road Stand, particularly around the F Block, offer an excellent panoramic view of the entire pitch. These seats are elevated, providing a clear view without obstructions [1]( https://www.reddit.com/r/superhoops/comments/2uigrm/best_place_to_sit_at_loftus_
### **For Atmosphere**:
- **Ellerslie Road (Stan Bowles) Stand**: The R and S blocks in the Ellerslie Road Stand are known for their lively atmosphere. These sections are close to the action and are filled with passionate fans [2]( https://www.reddit.com/r/superhoops/comments/wq0b2h/best_seats_at_loftus_road_fo
- **Lower Loft**: This section is also known for its vibrant and vocal supporters. It's a great place to experience the energy and chants of the QPR faithful [2]( https://www.reddit.com/r/superhoops/comments/wq0b2h/best_seats_at_loftus_road_fo
### **For a Balanced Experience**:
- **Upper Loft**: Offers a good view of the pitch and a decent atmosphere. It's a great choice if you want a mix of both [1]( https://www.reddit.com/r/superhoops/comments/2uigrm/best_place_to_sit_at_loftus_
### **Avoiding Obstructions**:
- **Avoid Restricted View Seats**: Some seats in the South Africa Road and Ellerslie Road stands have restricted views due to support columns. It's best to check the seating map and avoid these areas [1]( https://www.reddit.com/r/superhoops/comments/2uigrm/best_place_to_sit_at_loftus_
Each section has its own unique charm, so it really depends on whether you prioritize the view, the atmosphere, or a bit of both. Have you decided which match you might attend, or are you just exploring options?
BEST PUBS AND HOSTELRIES NEARBY
Yes, there are several great pubs near Loftus Road where you can enjoy a drink before or after the match:
### **The Queen's Tavern**
- **Location**: 121 South Africa Road, London W12 7PA
- **Highlights**: Popular with QPR fans, it has a large beer garden and a good selection of food and drinks [1]( https://www.londonworld.com/sport/football/qpr/the-15-best-bars-within-20-minute
### **The Crown & Sceptre**
- **Location**: 57 Melina Road, London W12 9HY
- **Highlights**: Known for its large screen for watching sports and a wide range of beers on tap [2]( https://mygroundguide.com/football/england/championship/loftus-road-stadium/).
### **The White Horse**
- **Location**: 31 Uxbridge Road, London W12 8LH
- **Highlights**: A traditional pub with a cozy atmosphere, perfect for a pint and a chat [2]( https://mygroundguide.com/football/england/championship/loftus-road-stadium/).
### **Belushi's**
- **Location**: 13-15 Shepherd's Bush Green, London W12 8PH
- **Highlights**: A lively chain pub with a wide range of beers, cocktails, and food [2]( https://mygroundguide.com/football/england/championship/loftus-road-stadium/).
### **The Central Bar**
- **Location**: Unit 1, West 12 Shopping Centre, Shepherd's Bush Green, London W12 8PH
- **Highlights**: Offers a vibrant atmosphere and a variety of drinks [1]( https://www.londonworld.com/sport/football/qpr/the-15-best-bars-within-20-minute
These pubs are all within walking distance of Loftus Road and provide a great matchday experience. Do any of these places catch your eye?
QUIET CONTEMPLATION NEAR THE GROUND
Yes, there are several quiet spots near Loftus Road where you can relax before a game:
### **Hammersmith Park**
- **Location**: South Africa Road, London W12
- **Highlights**: A peaceful green space with gardens, walking paths, and benches. It's a great spot to unwind and enjoy some tranquility before heading to the match [1]( https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g186338-i17-k14695210-Loftus_Road_seat_adv
### **Westfield London**
- **Location**: Ariel Way, Shepherd's Bush, London W12 7GF
- **Highlights**: While it's a bustling shopping center, there are quieter areas such as the rooftop garden and various cafes where you can relax [1]( https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g186338-i17-k14695210-Loftus_Road_seat_adv
### **Shepherd's Bush Green**
- **Location**: Shepherd's Bush, London W12
- **Highlights**: A large open space with plenty of seating areas. It's a nice place to sit and relax, especially on a sunny day [1]( https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g186338-i17-k14695210-Loftus_Road_seat_adv
### **Bush Theatre Cafe**
- **Location**: 7 Uxbridge Road, London W12 8LJ
- **Highlights**: A cozy cafe within the Bush Theatre, offering a quiet atmosphere and a selection of drinks and snacks [1]( https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g186338-i17-k14695210-Loftus_Road_seat_adv
These spots provide a calm environment to relax and gather your thoughts before the excitement of the game. Do any of these places sound appealing to you?
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Reply | QPR fan makes film
at 14:34 7 May 2025
Brilliant Bosh - well done to you...
Must be quite a great learning experience attempting to put a programme together, with all the difftent aspects involved and must give you big sense of achievement. Great stuff. I will look out for it, also.
The lady concerned, does seem to be a programme makers dream too, with a few interesting stories to tell.
Brilliant... [Post edited 7 May 14:35]
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Reply | Jimmy Dunne
at 14:23 7 May 2025
That's normal, I think...... 
I think Dunne is on his way too and if he gets a massively improved deal, with which we can offer then good luck to him.
Regards Darnell Furlong coming here, is he out of contract. Am assuming he is, otherwise that negates all the arguments against offering Jimmy what he deserves.. etc..
I think Jimmy will go wherever Cifuentes ends up.. [Post edited 7 May 14:24]
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Reply | QPR Pod - Beyond the R’s: Cancer Conversations
at 23:40 6 May 2025
Yes always good to be open and honest even when faced with incredibly challenging circumstances.
Cancer is a scary word but many can be combatted and many can't.
And no one knows what's round the corner.
Lost both parents few years ago to aggressive cancers, mum lung cancer, dad pancreatic cancer. One was sudden. The other was prolonged.
Very brave and very honest by all on here, but yes well done all.
Always important to get anything checked out.
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Reply | Jimmy Dunne
at 22:21 6 May 2025
Well let's get rid then !!!@
For me it's likely we get the Eze money this term. £15 million minimum but even an extra £750k for Jimmy, for some would not be offered Jimmy's way.
For me where there's a will there's a way and it does seem Eze will move this close season and that money then takes our turnover and profit way past Bristols but bow to being battered by the majority on this.
For me keeping Jimmy would be a massive priority but seems am in a minority of one.
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Reply | Jimmy Dunne
at 11:06 6 May 2025
We should be competing with clubs like Bristol City, not a few rungs down.
If our overall wage bill was £23.6 million, another £0.2 million a year for Dunne or less, is not going to break the bank.
We would have to fork out way more than £0.2 million more to get in a equally effective player in terms of transfer and wages combined. It would cost us way more than simply offering Jimmy a suitable pay rise .
Hence the suggestion to go all out to keep Jimmy. He is that important for ourselves.
And the fact that Bristol outdo us in terms of turnover etc, shows how poorly run our club is.
Being in London, we really should be making way more money than we do. That's down to the club being poorly run also.
It really should not be that Bristol City are a much bigger club than ourselves anyhow. |
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Reply | Subtle differences
at 23:27 5 May 2025
"Queen's Park Rangers are a well run football club on a Thursday." |
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Reply | Kelman?
at 23:21 5 May 2025
And that my friend is why you are a poster on a football forum and not involved professionally in the game of football we love to hate...
If we didn't give the guy a chance, it would send a dreadful message to any future players we loan out for match day experience.
If he is sold on without being given a run out for Rangers, I personally would suspect foul play or borderline insanity !! |
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