| Legacy Numbers 16:21 - Sep 18 with 3033 views | daveB |
A really good idea by Chris Guy and although you'll get loads saying why has this player or that one got a number it's a nice touch and something to add to the forever r's stuff which has been a big sucsess in celebrating the clubs history
https://www.qpr.co.uk/more/legacy-numbers |  | | |  |
| Legacy Numbers on 18:50 - Sep 18 with 1223 views | hantssi |
410, Wilf Bott, I’m pretty sure my dad’s was nicknamed after him as all his mates called him Wilf but his actual name was Alan!
Time would work as well! |  | | |
| Legacy Numbers on 19:10 - Sep 18 with 1159 views | mart_Goblin |
| Legacy Numbers on 18:49 - Sep 18 by perpignanR |
Good stuff. I know my eyes ain’t what they were but I can’t see ossie Kakay there. |
Can’t see him either |  | | |
| Legacy Numbers on 19:12 - Sep 18 with 1155 views | Hooping_Mad |
| Legacy Numbers on 18:49 - Sep 18 by perpignanR |
Good stuff. I know my eyes ain’t what they were but I can’t see ossie Kakay there. |
No he seems to be awol, well spotted. | |
| |
| Legacy Numbers on 20:33 - Sep 18 with 1022 views | OldPedro |
900 - Lewis Hamilton 19/04/2005 - was this before his F1 career?? |  |
| Extra mature cheddar......a simple cheese for a simple man |
| |
| Legacy Numbers on 20:45 - Sep 18 with 968 views | CamberleyR |
726 |  |
| |
Login to get fewer ads
| Legacy Numbers on 20:45 - Sep 18 with 964 views | QPunkR |
| Legacy Numbers on 20:33 - Sep 18 by OldPedro |
900 - Lewis Hamilton 19/04/2005 - was this before his F1 career?? |
Think he was a RB who (briefly) came out of the youth team |  |
| |
| Legacy Numbers on 20:47 - Sep 18 with 956 views | OldPedro |
| Legacy Numbers on 20:45 - Sep 18 by QPunkR |
Think he was a RB who (briefly) came out of the youth team |
RB - Red Bull?? 
Cheers | |
| Extra mature cheddar......a simple cheese for a simple man |
| |
| Legacy Numbers on 20:48 - Sep 18 with 945 views | CamberleyR |
| Legacy Numbers on 20:45 - Sep 18 by QPunkR |
Think he was a RB who (briefly) came out of the youth team |
Signed him from Derby. | |
| |
| Legacy Numbers on 20:50 - Sep 18 with 925 views | PlanetHonneywood |
Is the correct answer. |  |
| |
| Legacy Numbers on 20:53 - Sep 18 with 910 views | GloryHunter |
Very interesting. So Ian Morgan got his debut before twin brother Roger - who'd have thought it? |  | | |
| Legacy Numbers on 21:19 - Sep 18 with 824 views | Wilkinswatercarrier |
I'm assuming 685 Dean Wilkins is Ray's younger brother? | |
| |
| Legacy Numbers on 21:32 - Sep 18 with 794 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| Legacy Numbers on 21:19 - Sep 18 by Wilkinswatercarrier |
I'm assuming 685 Dean Wilkins is Ray's younger brother? |
Ya, that's him.
Was there a third brother hoping to make it at that time, or have I dreamt that? |  |
| |
| Legacy Numbers on 21:37 - Sep 18 with 779 views | DannyPaddox |
I tell you one thing … it’s gonna cost a fortune to fill the QPR legacy numbers stickers book?
ps: anna nuvva thing well done the future legacy tonight … 3-1 away at Stockport defending our title! |  | | |
| Legacy Numbers on 21:41 - Sep 18 with 766 views | DannyPaddox |
| Legacy Numbers on 21:32 - Sep 18 by BrianMcCarthy |
Ya, that's him.
Was there a third brother hoping to make it at that time, or have I dreamt that? |
I’m sure there was a Graham Wilkins but don’t think he played for us. Them & Brighton but I could be getting my Wilkinses mixed up. | | | |
| Legacy Numbers on 22:10 - Sep 18 with 683 views | MrSheen |
| Legacy Numbers on 21:41 - Sep 18 by DannyPaddox |
I’m sure there was a Graham Wilkins but don’t think he played for us. Them & Brighton but I could be getting my Wilkinses mixed up. |
I went to a particularly evil Ch*ls** - West Ham game in about 1980 settled by a Graham Wilkins own goal. We were so scared we didn’t leave the ground for an hour. |  | | |
| Legacy Numbers on 02:10 - Sep 19 with 451 views | DannyPaddox |
817 - incorrect spelling of Stuart Wardley’s fist name!
Ossie Kakay’s definitely missing - great spot whoever spotted that. He should be 1097.
This is LFW as unpaid proofreaders. [Post edited 19 Sep 9:04]
| | | |
| Legacy Numbers on 06:58 - Sep 19 with 313 views | Gus_iom |
| Legacy Numbers on 17:15 - Sep 18 by Dorse |
I'll admit it: the first thing I did was look up Dom Ball.
No regrets. |
Who? | |
| |
| Legacy Numbers on 07:08 - Sep 19 with 288 views | Gus_iom |
| Legacy Numbers on 18:47 - Sep 18 by Random_Ranger |
And of course, I forgot Shabazz Baidoo, who created his own music genre!
As well as his career as a professional footballer, Baidoo has a music career under the stage name Terminator (otherwise known as T or the Darkside Pioneer). According to his GrimeForum page, Baidoo's musical career is secondary to his footballing and is a recreational activity. However, since the end of his football career, his output has been more sporadic and he prefers to be an unsigned artist.
Baidoo is said to have created his own musical subgenre within grime known as "darkside", which predominantly involves a "sluggish flow" coupled with violent lyrics. Some of his musical techniques include rhyming words with themselves and holding one syllable for an extended amount of time to allow a bar to pass. Sometimes Baidoo will even make use of one word lines in his lyrics.
On 19 December 2013, Baidoo released Darkside Pioneer. On 2 November 2015, Baidoo released Darkest Facts of Existence. In March 2019, Baidoo released a surprise project, his third album, Darkest Facts. |
Young Shabazz didn't want a cup of 'teeeeeeeeeeeeea' , if I remember rightly.
He may have used the extended syllable technique, but he forgot his manners. I would suggest that by not extending the syllable, he could have added a 'thank you' to that verse.
His best performance for us was v China u23's, mind. | |
| |
| Legacy Numbers on 07:32 - Sep 19 with 236 views | Hoopstar |
| Legacy Numbers on 18:47 - Sep 18 by Random_Ranger |
And of course, I forgot Shabazz Baidoo, who created his own music genre!
As well as his career as a professional footballer, Baidoo has a music career under the stage name Terminator (otherwise known as T or the Darkside Pioneer). According to his GrimeForum page, Baidoo's musical career is secondary to his footballing and is a recreational activity. However, since the end of his football career, his output has been more sporadic and he prefers to be an unsigned artist.
Baidoo is said to have created his own musical subgenre within grime known as "darkside", which predominantly involves a "sluggish flow" coupled with violent lyrics. Some of his musical techniques include rhyming words with themselves and holding one syllable for an extended amount of time to allow a bar to pass. Sometimes Baidoo will even make use of one word lines in his lyrics.
On 19 December 2013, Baidoo released Darkside Pioneer. On 2 November 2015, Baidoo released Darkest Facts of Existence. In March 2019, Baidoo released a surprise project, his third album, Darkest Facts. |
So, basically someone who can't rap or write lyrics but still wants to be a rapper?
Best thing about him was the jungle book song. Think his musical career peaked then. |  | | |
| Legacy Numbers on 07:54 - Sep 19 with 183 views | hubble |
So many notable players from the early years: the Reverend Basil Loney at 182 who played on the left wing and was excellent at providing crosses. Henry Pidgeon-Gerry at 195. Herbert Middlemiss at 203, who was could only score in the corner. Shirley Abbot at 240, the first trans-player in history. William Pigg at 268 who was transferred after eating the entire pre-match breakfast. Willy Cockburn at 321 who invented chafe-free underpants.The list is endless. |  |
| |
| |
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.
