| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? 20:50 - Jan 1 with 3180 views | bosh67 |
Perhaps it's just that it's the first day of the year and my team phoned in a performance? It's the hope that kills you should definitely be the motto on the club badge. I don't usually feel too down about results but for some reason this one has floored me a bit. Anyone else feeling like that tonight? |  |
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| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 20:57 - Jan 1 with 2074 views | colinallcars |
Me too….a lot more than is usually the case.
Other news from around the world has depressed me today as well.
I think feeling like this is a pretty normal reaction. |  | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:03 - Jan 1 with 2003 views | Wegerles_Stairs |
It was a very poor first half with both teams looking decidedly average. So they come back out and rather than stepping it up, we're one down straightaway. Did their keeper even have to make a save in the remaining 53 minutes? I missed the goal.
The third poor performance in a row and very much deja vu as Clive suggested in his preview. Will we ever get out of this division? Sisyphus has nothing on us. Even our fellow Championship addicts Preston look more likely to get out of it than us.
I wouldn't say I'm depressed because it's just football but it was such a tedious way of spending New Year's Day. Let me roll that boulder up the hill again... [Post edited 1 Jan 21:10]
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| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:10 - Jan 1 with 1947 views | NorthantsHoop |
I knew as soon as the first ten minutes unfolded that we were just not at this game, Norwich looked more up for it and it was obvious whoever scored first would win this. Their defence well in control especially no.33 who was their best player. Our boys looked well off it and got punished. |  | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:11 - Jan 1 with 1929 views | Northolt_Rs |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:03 - Jan 1 by Wegerles_Stairs |
It was a very poor first half with both teams looking decidedly average. So they come back out and rather than stepping it up, we're one down straightaway. Did their keeper even have to make a save in the remaining 53 minutes? I missed the goal.
The third poor performance in a row and very much deja vu as Clive suggested in his preview. Will we ever get out of this division? Sisyphus has nothing on us. Even our fellow Championship addicts Preston look more likely to get out of it than us.
I wouldn't say I'm depressed because it's just football but it was such a tedious way of spending New Year's Day. Let me roll that boulder up the hill again... [Post edited 1 Jan 21:10]
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| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:14 - Jan 1 with 1905 views | ted_hendrix |
Losing comes with the territory, losing at home Is a disgusting bastard and yes bloody depressing.
Okay, roll over and start again, look at the news worldwide and thank our lucky stars for what we've got.
I know that don't help, but look forward not back, todays result Is history. |  |
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| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:16 - Jan 1 with 1834 views | stainrods_elbow |
I'm one who can empathise, man. This afternoon was a real downer.
Personally, I'm like most fans, I suspect - I mainly want to see our players play for the badge, with heart and passion, in a shape and set-up that, at least some of the time, works in a way I can make some kind of sense of, backed up by a professional coaching set-up that gets the club, gets the Champ, and doesn't insult the intelligence of fans. Basically, that's right, a professional football club.
Clearly, I'm delusional.
I've watched QPR for half a century now (and it felt like today's game aged me another half), and I don't think I'm (that) stupid.
What do I get instead? A team that you don't know what you'll get from from one game, and even one half, to the next, phones it in when it's a bit cold or they're north of Watford (or just at Watford), and a manager who shrugs his shoulders and smiles professionally while showing a complete inability to change things proactively in a game that aren't working or tell us what he's going to be working on to improve things. And, if it needs to be said again, the constant special pleading, now embedded to a point of perverse organisational pride and deliberate downward management, about too many games, too much travelling, the wrong travelling at the wrong times, plus (just to make it clear to us how unimportant we truly are to them) misinformation and/or no information about injuries (don't get me started on JCS) and contracts etc.
All of which is why, if I still lived in the UK and could watch them more than now and then in the flesh, I'd be picking my games very carefully, and at least some of the time voting with my feet.
If I had to compare QPR to a woman, I'd describe her as someone I'm still reluctantly in love with, but who as often as not makes me feel worse about myself, because she just doesn't give it back and may well be mentally ill. [Post edited 1 Jan 21:56]
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| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:19 - Jan 1 with 1841 views | Northolt_Rs |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:16 - Jan 1 by stainrods_elbow |
I'm one who can empathise, man. This afternoon was a real downer.
Personally, I'm like most fans, I suspect - I mainly want to see our players play for the badge, with heart and passion, in a shape and set-up that, at least some of the time, works in a way I can make some kind of sense of, backed up by a professional coaching set-up that gets the club, gets the Champ, and doesn't insult the intelligence of fans. Basically, that's right, a professional football club.
Clearly, I'm delusional.
I've watched QPR for half a century now (and it felt like today's game aged me another half), and I don't think I'm (that) stupid.
What do I get instead? A team that you don't know what you'll get from from one game, and even one half, to the next, phones it in when it's a bit cold or they're north of Watford (or just at Watford), and a manager who shrugs his shoulders and smiles professionally while showing a complete inability to change things proactively in a game that aren't working or tell us what he's going to be working on to improve things. And, if it needs to be said again, the constant special pleading, now embedded to a point of perverse organisational pride and deliberate downward management, about too many games, too much travelling, the wrong travelling at the wrong times, plus (just to make it clear to us how unimportant we truly are to them) misinformation and/or no information about injuries (don't get me started on JCS) and contracts etc.
All of which is why, if I still lived in the UK and could watch them more than now and then in the flesh, I'd be picking my games very carefully, and at least some of the time voting with my feet.
If I had to compare QPR to a woman, I'd describe her as someone I'm still reluctantly in love with, but who as often as not makes me feel worse about myself, because she just doesn't give it back and may well be mentally ill. [Post edited 1 Jan 21:56]
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But a woman who now and again gives you the most amazing orgasm to keep you coming back for more in the vain hope it will be repeated again…. | |
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| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:50 - Jan 1 with 1742 views | bosh67 |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:16 - Jan 1 by stainrods_elbow |
I'm one who can empathise, man. This afternoon was a real downer.
Personally, I'm like most fans, I suspect - I mainly want to see our players play for the badge, with heart and passion, in a shape and set-up that, at least some of the time, works in a way I can make some kind of sense of, backed up by a professional coaching set-up that gets the club, gets the Champ, and doesn't insult the intelligence of fans. Basically, that's right, a professional football club.
Clearly, I'm delusional.
I've watched QPR for half a century now (and it felt like today's game aged me another half), and I don't think I'm (that) stupid.
What do I get instead? A team that you don't know what you'll get from from one game, and even one half, to the next, phones it in when it's a bit cold or they're north of Watford (or just at Watford), and a manager who shrugs his shoulders and smiles professionally while showing a complete inability to change things proactively in a game that aren't working or tell us what he's going to be working on to improve things. And, if it needs to be said again, the constant special pleading, now embedded to a point of perverse organisational pride and deliberate downward management, about too many games, too much travelling, the wrong travelling at the wrong times, plus (just to make it clear to us how unimportant we truly are to them) misinformation and/or no information about injuries (don't get me started on JCS) and contracts etc.
All of which is why, if I still lived in the UK and could watch them more than now and then in the flesh, I'd be picking my games very carefully, and at least some of the time voting with my feet.
If I had to compare QPR to a woman, I'd describe her as someone I'm still reluctantly in love with, but who as often as not makes me feel worse about myself, because she just doesn't give it back and may well be mentally ill. [Post edited 1 Jan 21:56]
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| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:55 - Jan 1 with 1716 views | Northernr |
Surprised, though? |  | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:56 - Jan 1 with 1659 views | stainrods_elbow |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:19 - Jan 1 by Northolt_Rs |
But a woman who now and again gives you the most amazing orgasm to keep you coming back for more in the vain hope it will be repeated again…. |
Ha ha - very good! Yes, that too, I guess! | |
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| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:57 - Jan 1 with 1681 views | colinallcars |
I'll shortly be going up the wooden hill to Bedford - but I reckon this game will weave itself into my midnight slumbers.
I agree with OP - this game will live long in the memory for the wrong reasons.
G'night. | | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 22:08 - Jan 1 with 1626 views | eghamranger |
I’m not happy with the manager. Why all the changes? There just isn’t any continuity with the team, numerous changes starting with the keeper. The ex loan players that we have now bought, for decent money are not pulling their weight.
We need to win to get promoted, we wouldn’t stay in the premier league if we did get promoted, and 2 goals from 4 matches today in the premier league, so boring.
Would Ronnie want to join us full time? If he did would he do the same as Hayden and saito.
Happy new year everyone lol |  | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 22:15 - Jan 1 with 1586 views | Beckenhamhoop |
Not depressed. Just resigned and a bit numb. I can’t imagine how the people who spend far more time, money and effort on QPR than me must feel. | | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 22:31 - Jan 1 with 1505 views | Andybrat |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 22:15 - Jan 1 by Beckenhamhoop |
Not depressed. Just resigned and a bit numb. I can’t imagine how the people who spend far more time, money and effort on QPR than me must feel. |
I just don’t get it. You’re living the dream, working the dream yet produce recurring nightmares.
Mr Elbow is spot on and tonight I wish i lived further away than Reading. See u Sunday guys | | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 22:40 - Jan 1 with 1442 views | TacticalR |
Yep, that was depressing. We looked very short of ideas. |  |
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| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 22:43 - Jan 1 with 1428 views | Paddyhoops |
Yep. Norwich are a piss poor side . Last time we played at home we should have put six past Leicester. WTF has happened since then .
Hoping for a big reaction against Sheffield Wednesday. We need it . | | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 22:55 - Jan 1 with 1375 views | wortonr |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 22:31 - Jan 1 by Andybrat |
I just don’t get it. You’re living the dream, working the dream yet produce recurring nightmares.
Mr Elbow is spot on and tonight I wish i lived further away than Reading. See u Sunday guys |
Daft isn’t it but yes I’m a bit down too. I find the Rangers act as a catalyst one way or another. They can turn a grey day blue and white, maybe with a bit of sun, but blimey, it takes a pretty good day not to have a significant damper on it thanks to a game like today.An evening like the Birmingham one gave me and my Rangers supporting sons a really special shared joy..but today, well that’s football..or at least when you support a proper team like we do. It’s so long since we had proper fun supporting the R’s that lasted a season isn’t it. Thought this could be it now..but it isn’t is it? Unless, unless…FA Cup? Come on Julian..at least give us a few weeks of fun for a change. | | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 22:59 - Jan 1 with 1347 views | ted_hendrix |
Roundabout 7.00 PM Mrs Ted said without her knowing or caring about the result ''you've lost haven't you''? | |
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| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 23:02 - Jan 1 with 1331 views | Myke |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:55 - Jan 1 by Northernr |
Surprised, though? |
No, and that is the worst part | | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 23:03 - Jan 1 with 1329 views | charmr |
Yea today affected me more than a game in a while. Just the general malaise that is Queens Park Rangers.
My Norwich mate predicted 3-0 to us then crowing after the game complaining about the extra 9 mins. Lot of people know fcuk all about football and he’s one of them. Running joke in my Baltimore fraternity. | | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 23:09 - Jan 1 with 1270 views | stainrods_elbow |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:14 - Jan 1 by ted_hendrix |
Losing comes with the territory, losing at home Is a disgusting bastard and yes bloody depressing.
Okay, roll over and start again, look at the news worldwide and thank our lucky stars for what we've got.
I know that don't help, but look forward not back, todays result Is history. |
It's not just losing - it's how you lose, ain't it? Today, the 'how' was pretty much as depressing as it gets. | |
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| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 23:10 - Jan 1 with 1260 views | stainrods_elbow |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:55 - Jan 1 by Northernr |
Surprised, though? |
I'm not. I predicted 4 points on my poll from these 3 games, and now we'll be lucky to get 3 (or even 1), it looks like. | |
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| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 23:13 - Jan 1 with 1268 views | charmr |
At least Elbows happy with his schizophrenic humerus bone. | | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 12:03 - Jan 2 with 896 views | johnhoop |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 21:55 - Jan 1 by Northernr |
Surprised, though? |
Your comparison with the McLaren season is becoming uncannily accurate.Today’s result parallels the New Year loss to Bolton in that year. Now, we can only await with trepidation the result against this year’s Rotherham (Sheffield Wednesday) to complete the picture. | | | |
| Is anyone else feeling a bit depressed this evening? on 12:18 - Jan 2 with 846 views | daveB |
It's a tough one as we're all fans so when we play like we did against leicester we are top of the world and you serve up that tripe yesterday and it feels like the end of the world.
Always worth rembering we were not world beaters after Leicester and are not the worst team ever today but thats easy to say and wasn't how I felt during that second half yesterday |  | | |
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