The remark of a complete buffoon.working class hero wrote:106 was years ago.... It was great - but we need to live in the present.
working class hero wrote:106 was years ago.... It was great - but we need to live in the present.
Well he should be good,he is a Premiership player.Snowball wrote:QPR's right back looked very good
Wonder how they would do without Taarabat (spelling?)
I think they're being unduly cautious/pessimistic. Perhaps they're just being sensible and not mouthing off in front of you, just in case they fail and you have the last laugh. Ithink they still have a pretty good chance of doing it. They have tremendous quality in depth and the financial clout to add more if they need to. Just look who they were able to bring off the bench last night - the reason they got a point v Bristol City and we got FA!Arnie_Pie wrote:Watched the game in the Walkabout last night with a couple of QPR fans. They both said there is no way they will beat our record.
SLAMMED wrote:working class hero wrote:106 was years ago.... It was great - but we need to live in the present.
With all respect, it's only Reading fans getting all excited about our start, i don't think you'll see too many QPR fans larging it up just yet.Mr Optimist wrote:How are the runaway leaders doing now...? oh, really? level on points?
But it'll be Marcello Lippi in the Prem for them6ft Kerplunk wrote:I'd quite like Warnock to get them promoted. All his media buddies can tell us how great he is and then we can all LOL as he keeps up his 100% top flight relegation record.
But then again, given their track record under Jones, they are certainties to cock it up.Jackson Corner wrote:I think it's Cardiff we should be worried about. Whilst we have no striking options they have to many. Bothroyd, Chopra, Bellamy Whittingham. On tonights showing I would say they are certain to go up.
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