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Reply | If Celar is the answer what's the question 🤔
at 19:34 10 Aug 2025
Agree with OP 100%. Celar is like Dykes but without the workmate or intimidation factor. People always said of Dykes "he holds up the ball we''" or "he works hard". Arghhhh. We need a striker who gets in the box and put the ball on target, who creates chances by his positioning and shooting. Celar is nowhere to be sen. We have at least four players (Chair, Dembele, and Poku and Madsen) who are looking to get the ball into the box, but whenever they do, there is no-one ready to get on the end of their ball in. Yesterday, Dembele and Poku kept racing down the wings and when they looked up for a target there was no-one there to receive. Its maddening. What the fck does Celar think his job is? Hang out just out of range until the last possible moment and then throw his hands up is surprise??? Make a fckin run to the front post, or back post (depending on the situation) so that you are in the dangerous spot before the defender!!! |
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Reply | What is the Best Stan Bowles Story?
at 21:40 6 Aug 2025
It wasn’t his debut. It was against Wales and the first game that Mercer was the interim England Manager. Bowles scored his one and only goal for England with his left foot that day |
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Thread | What is the Best Stan Bowles Story?
at 13:52 6 Aug 2025
Stan’s life and career was littered with great stories, like the time Sunderland were proudly displaying their recently won FA Cup on the sideline and Stan knocked it off its pedestal with a sweeping ball from the other side of the pitch, or the various escapades that nearly landed him in jail.
So what is your favorite Stan Bowles story? |
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Reply | England women’s team
at 22:23 27 Jul 2025
Surely, Hannah Hampton was player of the match and player of the tournament. The number of crucial saves she made to keep England in the game today and a in most of England's games AND the fact that she faced 11 penalties and only conceded 3 in two penalty shoot-outs. That is crazy. |
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Thread | Scum in the Club World Cup
at 00:40 9 Jul 2025
Fifa have cut standard ticket prices for the Club World Cup semi-final between Chelsea and Fluminense in New Jersey on Tuesday from $473.90 to $13.40.
A FIFA spokesperson was quoted as saying “Yeah well, you can’t right charge much more than that for those idiots. I mean, they are a load of crap, after all” |
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Thread | Julien Stephan —New Gaffer
at 15:59 22 Jun 2025
Julien Stephan has been widely reported as the "odds-on favorite" to take over, and Johannes Hoff Thorup and Pierre Sage have also been linked to the role. However, there has been no official announcement from QPR about a new manager agreeing to take the position.
The strongest source for the rumor about Julien Stephan becoming QPR's new manager is Sky Sports' Rob Dorsett. He reported on Twitter (which was then picked up by various sports news sites like Football FanCast and Football League World) that Stephan had agreed to become the new QPR manager and would be signing a contract shortly.
Other sources, such as French journalist Marc Mechenoua (reported by Football League World and Get French Football News) and West London Sport, have also stated that an agreement in principle or a two-year deal has been reached.
Additionally, betting sites have consistently listed Julien Stephan as the "odds-on favorite" to take the job, further solidifying the speculation.
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Reply | Players that left the club and it hurt as a fan
at 13:27 19 Apr 2025
Sir Les. It was the beginning of the end of us as a top flight club. And the crap we got as a replacement was the start of and decade of us bringing in crappy over-the-hill mercenaries looking for a last pay check and getting worse and worse with every sh*t signing.
Other really painful ones were the offseason when we sold Allen and Goddard. They were two wonderful players and both were QPR through and through
Who can forget the bitterness when Charlie Austin went to Southampton for a pint of lager and a bag of crips and then sat on their bench and watched his career collapse? [Post edited 19 Apr 13:30]
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Thread | Off-season Business
at 13:25 19 Apr 2025
With this season winding down and is mathematically safe and also mathematically incapable of reaching the Play Offs, the mind naturally wanders to what are the absolute musts this off-season. I'll start:
1. Sign Marti up for the rest of the decade
2. Sign Jimmy Dunne up for the rest of the century
3. Sign Ronnie Edwards on a permanent deal
4. Sign two of the following three (minimum) on permanent deal: Yang, Dembele, and Saito
5 Bring Charlie Kelman back from Leiyton Orient to challenge Frey up front, get rid of Celar
What else?
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Reply | The 58 years ago this week WBA v QPR match thread
at 16:01 8 Mar 2025
Some people have a hard time remembering that we are a mid-table Championship table. We cannot afford the type of player that is the real deal all round. Paal has some great qualities. He is one of our primary corner and free kick takers and some of them have been fantastic. He has good control and can run with the ball and put in crosses, which is what you need of a wing back. But he isn't fast. So sometimes he is going to be done by a speedy winger. If we were Barcalona we could afford a player with all of the qualities, but we arent. We are QPR. Get over it |
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Reply | Pompey and Circumstance Match Fred
at 15:58 22 Feb 2025
Very uninspired and uninteresting first half. Neither team tested the opposition goalie. We at least had a shot on target, which they didn't, but it was a pretty tame one. They aren't good and we are taking advantage of that yet.
I think Saito looks dangerous when he gets the ball, but he hasn't had much of it. Smyth has been pretty quiet. Chair also hasnt contributed much. Lets hope Marty has some thoughts on how to get the offense goig in the 2nd half |
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Reply | QPR v Fat Frank's Lady Godìva first eleven match thread
at 20:34 11 Feb 2025
Great first half to watch. Lots of action. We have been lively but they had the better chance only to be denied by an absolutely unbelievable double-save from the Frenchman. Going into the dressing rooms the teams are evenly balanced and it definitely could go either way in the second half |
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Reply | Adel Taarabt coming back?
at 07:20 26 Jan 2025
What a dumb idea:
1. We couldn't afford him. At this point we couldn't even afford to pay him what he was on when he left us, let alone what he's been getting ever since.
2. He is 35. Why would we want a player on their way out, when we are building from the youth up?
Adel was magic and gave us some fantastic memories. I'd love to see him inducted into the Forever Rs Club and for the fans to serenade him one more time, but as a player? No way! |
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Reply | Celar
at 22:01 27 Nov 2024
Devastating to him? Or motivating to him?
It seems like it was motivating, judging by the result. |
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