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I’ve set up an FPL league if anyone fancies joining. Details below:
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Nothing says “the good old days” more than using AI to make a picture of “the good old days”.
No £80 replica shirts. No phones filming every second. No marketing telling you how special it all was. Nobody flying in from Singapore after paying £700 for a ticket.
Just lads getting there hours early and queuing forever at the turnstiles. Cold hands, muddy terraces, and all that mattered was bagging your spot on the wall. Football when it was simple. 👏🏻👏🏻
If this is the measure, the times must be desperate!
We have signed vastly experienced defender Jack Robinson on an initial three-month contract. 📝🐏
The 33-year-old joins as a free agent, having amassed almost 400 career appearances since graduating from Liverpool’s academy. 📊
He will not be eligible for this afternoon’s fixture against Stoke City but will link up with the First Team imminently.
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𝙊𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙙𝙖𝙮 𝙞𝙣 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣9️⃣! 🗓️
Seventeen years ago today, Adel Taarabt scored this OUTSTANDING solo goal to help QPR beat Preston North End 4-0 at Loftus Road! 🤯
𝙀𝙁𝙁𝙊𝙍𝙏𝙇𝙀𝙎𝙎! 😎
#QPR
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It’s 33 years to the day since this Les Ferdinand goal for QPR at St James’ Park.
But what we’re really here for is the incredible assist from 37-year-old Ray Wilkins.
What a pass. You never lose it.
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Queens Park Rangers parade the League Cup after victory in the Final back in 1967
#QPR #QueensParkRangers #Hoops #LeagueCup #Trophies
Milk Cup semi final second leg. Shame they cancelled the final but enjoy this anyway.
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Other than nobody really appealing and it not being a dive, this is spot on…
One of the most baffling refereeing decisions I have witnessed in years. The incident occurred outside the penalty area, and, more importantly, the defender clearly played the ball. Yet the referee appeared to be influenced by the QPR players’ protests and an obvious dive rather than the facts before him.
I was at the match, and the standard of officiating was appalling. The assistant referee repeatedly struggled to keep pace with play, at times trailing the players by ten yards, yet continued making offside decisions from positions where he could not possibly have judged them accurately.
The Championship has a duty to ensure that its officials meet the standards required at this level. Both officials should be suspended pending further assessment, the decision and resulting yellow cards should be reviewed, and the player responsible for diving should face retrospective disciplinary action where permitted. Supporters and clubs deserve competent officiating, not guesswork.












