A new short film showcasing the heart of QPR.

 

Shows the fans love for the club with interviews 

 

Would this be something Chelsea fans would like to see created?

 

http://zapsportz.com/is-the-story-of-qpr-a-tale-all-football-fans-will-recognise-take-a-look/

I'd rather stick needles in my eyes than watch a film about QPR.

Queens Park Raisins?

WTF? Are you asking if we'd like one about CFC? If so can you give us another club to look at other than those twats? Also not Liverpool, Tottenham, Leeds, Arsenal, West Ham, Celtic, Man Utd.......

I have no interest in watching a film about the fans of my club saying they're a fan of the club.

The story of QPR:

 

Once upon a time there was a tinpot club that played at a stadium built on an indian burial ground.

 

The end.

 

(feel free to embellish)

Their allocation to their cup final at Stamford Bridge this season went on general sale. sh*t fans, sh*t club.

When I saw the thread title I clicked on expecting to see a blank page.

A club who have played at 20 different grounds and still claim there a West London club. Chelsea F.C. ONE GROUND, WEST LONDON SINCE 1905.

A club who have played at 20 different grounds and still claim there a West London club. Chelsea F.C. ONE GROUND, WEST LONDON SINCE 1905.

 

I never knew that, f**king pikeys.

The Story of QPR...as they travel back to the Conference after their inevitable relegation!

 

The delusion of grandeur that club has is even bigger than Liverpool's, at least they won stuff and only have to conpete with Everyon locally, QPR have us and ful*cking Fulham who own West London more than they do.

Their allocation to their cup final at Stamford Bridge this season went on general sale. sh*t fans, sh*t club.

Always going on about how much they hate us. But when we got them in the cup a couple of years ago there were about 2,000 empty seats. They couldn't even fill there own ground against the team they believe to be there biggest rivals. As the old chant says ''Go by train, go by car, go and laugh at QPR''.

Er  . . .