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Reply | 10 Games in
at 15:05 15 Oct 2026
From being around 6th favourite for relegation with the bookies at the start of the season we are now 7th favourites for promotion. If we can really get this squad fit then we should really be cooking. |
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Reply | Charles's gambit
at 14:58 15 Oct 2026
Managers will have been studying him already, Eustace would have done, Nuno would have done and nobody has sussed the best way to counter. As one manager said, can’t recall who, it is like having an extra player on the pitch at times. But he isn’t the only one whose passing has improved the team, the whole of the defence has become so much more competent with their passing, as passing first time without the faff of controlling the ball first. It is becoming a real joy to watch. |
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Reply | Smyth
at 14:49 15 Oct 2026
When he first came I liked his rawness and never say die attitude. Thought it was a mistake to sell/let him leave for Orient and when we resigned him it felt a bit of a desperation signing by Ainsworth as the purse was empty with FFP. But under first Marti and very much under JS he really is now starting to excel and given the competition he has for his place this seems to have been put him on a different level. He is more than competent with both feet, that left footed cross when cutting back which nearly resulted in Kolli scoring was superb, right in the area or utmost danger. His driving runs cause defenders major problems and has got us two penalties in the last two games (do they count as assists?). Was reading the Wham message board on Friday night and quite a few posters mentioned him and that they would love to have him or someone like him in their side. And now that he is adding goals on a regular basis he is a player that I’m more than happy to see starting matches for us. And on top of all of this he comes across as a really likeable guy. |
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Reply | Football Finances
at 11:58 14 Oct 2026
The chase for the PL TV rights has totally screwed the lower leagues in this country as owners see that the only way to achieve this is to overspend. In recent times this has screwed over Sheff Wed and Derby with the likes of West Brom and Leicester not far behind. We were fortunate that the stupity that Fernandes in the main adopted 15 years ago was covered by them but it could have been a whole lot worse. I know that he isn’t everyone’s flavour but Nourry seems to have a plan in place in terms of what the club needs to achieve and also to date hasn’t made the worst managerial appointments. If at the start of the 23-24 season under Ainsworth someone would say that in three years we’d have a play off chasing squad, one of the youngest in the league and a manager that knows his onions, getting the team to play some very attractive football along the way and with some very sellable assets I think we’d all be looking for the number of the funny farm for him. |
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Reply | Anyone else seen the Lost Grounds series on Sky?
at 09:33 13 Oct 2026
Disappointed that they didn’t mention White City, which given the history of the stadium should have been in there.
To be honest I thought it was a great idea poorly executed. |
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Reply | Ref Watch: VAR.
at 15:24 12 Oct 2026
Is this the same ařsewipe that has an AK47 tattooed on him? |
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Thread | Saturday Afternoon Footie
at 15:44 10 Oct 2026
With every game available to watch this afternoon I thought I’d have some fun watching Leicester play Peterborough. Bloody good choice. Leicester currently getting stuffed 2-0, the locals are revolting, in more ways than one and people are already leaving their seats. Very enjoyable |
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Reply | Blowing Bubbles Up The R's Match Thread
at 22:13 9 Oct 2026
Great result and fully deserved but a couple of things about Bowen. As said already it was a foul on Vale and probably more than a foul, went straight through the back of him and didn’t look like he was in control. Secondly, blood coming from his nose for about 10 minutes? Surely the rule is when there is blood you have to come off and get it seen to? Ref just didn’t seem to want to make the decisions that he needed to. |
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Reply | Hotels in London
at 18:26 9 Oct 2026
Have used this site twice in the last year, first stay was at the Park Plaza Riverside and the second was at the Ibis Styles Hotel on Southwark Bridge Road. Saw Phantom the first time and then Oliver. Site is easy to use and the packages for a two night stay came to around £400-£450 including tickets. |
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Reply | Blowing Bubbles Up The R's Match Thread
at 15:09 9 Oct 2026
Can’t see why we cannot get a result from this game, it’s the type of thing that Rangers do. Over the years, Ray Jones scoring a winner at St Mary’s for a poor Rangers side, in 2007-08 away at Brom, drew 2-2 only with a late equaliser for them, away at Newcastle under Holloway, the same season we got handed our arsé at LR losing 6-0, we drew 2-2, away at Leicester a couple of years back with Armstrong scoring straight from the bench, winning 3-1, even Ainsworths mighty R’s beat Burnley away 2-1. And I’m sure there are a few more that I’ve missed. This time we have a squad, albeit shorn of a few players, but yet still a decent squad that can compete against anyone in this league as they have shown so far. So why not? How many other clubs in this league would say no to the likes of Charles, Dunne, Edwards, Poku and Madsen in their team? We can beat this lot, so I’m going back to the start of the 87’ season. 3-0 to the R’s. |
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Reply | Fulham BCD Friendly?
at 13:17 4 Oct 2026
It certainly was clear that JS and Jimmy weren’t impressed with Kolli’s efforts on the training ground which seemed to have been a recurring theme. I suppose it doesn’t help when his old man seems to be trying to control the situation from the posts that he has made. It’s about time Kolli became his own man and knuckled down. This lad has a load of ability and he has shown what a great finisher he is. Let’s just hope that he sees sense and JS is good to his word and that the door is always open to him. |
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Reply | Man City - GUILTY
at 08:26 1 Oct 2026
Looking at the figures and the amounts that they have been topped up to be honest given that in the years in question I would have expected Citeh to receive the amount that they claimed to have received during that period. £900 odd million sounds about right when you consider ground d sponsorship, kit sponsorship, advertising, shirt sponsorship, women’s team sponsors etc. certainly surely these weren’t worth just over £100 million during this period. Especially when Stoke seem to get away with their ground being sponsored for over £10million a season by an associated business when they have been nothing more than the wart on the arsè of the championship for the last decade?
PSR as the example given by Clive about shirt sponsorship shows that it is there to protect the bigger clubs against the smaller ones. How can any panel judge that a team like ManUre should have higher sponsorship rights than a smaller club competing in the same competition. In their summary of Citeh’s misdemeanours it states about keeping the integrity of the competition and making it fair for all clubs! Yeah right. I do have some sympathy for Citeh but they went about things the wrong way and should have mounted a legal challenge against the PL over anti-competition rules. |
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Reply | Rangers shirt to a sex pistols gig
at 15:59 29 Sep 2026
Bought a shirt online at the club shop which was black and had
SUPER
F*****G
HOOPS
In pink and yellow replicating Glen Matlocks flags, with the QPR badge in one of the O’s in Hoops. Will be wearing it to the Hammersmith Apollo in December when I go and see them with my son.
Looks like you can still buy them
https://shop.qpr.co.uk/product [Post edited 29 Sep 16:01]
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Reply | Just back (from the library)
at 12:16 26 Sep 2026
Nothing will ever convince me otherwise that he made a load of money out of QPR and Loftus Road Holdings, firstly with the sale of shares at a much higher offer price than he bought the club for and secondly with the sale of Wasps old ground in Sudbury. Total wänker. |
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Reply | Man City - GUILTY
at 09:55 26 Sep 2026
But North Battersea have somehow managed to get away with cheating. The £10million fine for the bribe to Eden Hazard’s agent to ensure he signed for them as opposed to ManUre for £29million and then they eventually sell him for around £120million is so laughable it makes you think that the PL itself is bent. To allow them the sale of their women’s team to themselves for £200million when that team owns no infrastructure or other assets and no doubt held a load of debts considering the level of support they receive being akin to an average supported league two club, could you ever imagine a team like Barnet being sold for the same sum? And then the sale of the hotels? Again to a company in their own umbrella of companies! The lack of proper sanctions against them has been an utter fraud in itself. |
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Reply | Man City - GUILTY
at 17:23 25 Sep 2026
Given that Burnley were successful in suing Everton for £35million for financial impropriety then this will mean that the footballing lawyers will have a field day. Imagine that amount of lawsuits that will hit City from every other club that has played them during the time they had been cooking the books? What one big fùcking mess FFP has become. Just scrap the lot and let owners spend what they want and if that means that clubs go bust because of their and their supporters over ambition then so be it. |
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Reply | Jeremy vine phone in today
at 08:06 25 Sep 2026
One combination that shouldn’t work is pie and mash with liquor. But it’s bloody lovely. Jellied eels on the other hand 🤢
My ex being a lazy cow if hungry would never be bothered to make herself a meal but instead make two pieces of toast and then poor half a bottle of salad cream on them. Hideous. And the toast and salad cream wasn’t much better! |
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