Patience

Think of the great stuff we've seen though Bill

must be honest, I'm feeling the same after best part of 60 years home and away. Hope I will return when it's back to normal but not really sure. Out of the habit now and used to watching every game at home.

Can't wait to get back mate, but not until I'm in my seat and with my mates.

A lot of it is down to the modern day players , we have nothing in common they get fantastic wages for kicking a football and some of them think they are doing us a favour pulling on the shirt. We hear they have to play 2 games a week and how hard it is for them .my brother gets up at 5am 6 days a week and plays football on his day off . These badge kissing mercenaries are so out of touch with us . I question myself often what am I doing at football . Get as much enjoyment watching my local team on a sunday

Forgive me for saying this, folks. I've been a fan for over forty years, long standing season ticket holder in the Elllerslie, but I'm tired of being constantly subjected to the club's stance on political matters. I object to being lectured to when I watch football. Whatever the lecture. I'm lectured to everywhere else. The club can support its chosen causes off the pitch. Players too, as private citizens, when they are not playing football. Never on the pitch. Presently, on the pitch, I expect only to watch a poor team perform badly. Nothing more. To be honest, I'm so fed up, I feel I have to take a break from watching games and following the club. I avoided the Millwall game because of the associated shitfest.

On the pitch I don't want players lecturing us. On anything. People of privilege in the top five percent of earners, driving around in £100K cars, holding up a banner opposing inequality? Pumping their fists in support of an extremist movement? QPR must be alienating long standing fans who've been following the club for decades. I can't be the only one fed up, can I?

This is a wonderful forum, with such lovely, genuine, well informed people on it. It's a real pleasure following the Rs with you all. Win, lose or draw. I'd like nothing more than to watch the game and bitch and moan Saturday. There's little else to do in these awful, shitty times. I'm just tired of things at present. It's not fun. And it annoys me. I cannot presently see past the things I mention. I so wish I could. I hope I can.

I'm a bit older and have grown up then lived through all the changes that have become modern life. Some things I can see the point, others I just think WTF, grow up you pussy. It's not just Rs or football or sport - the world's gone mad. Cheer up though, better than the alternative😁

Just join my party. I don't give a fuck about anyone than me. Our policies list comprises of ,yeah what ever,moan winge to someone who cares. And we are a equal opportunities party as we think everyone's a can't.

Well put and pretty much sums up my feeling. I now avoid watching any sky main game as cannot have that bint talking shit all the time.

I am sorry you feel like that mate but I suspect you are not alone. I think it is society in general to be fair and you could argue QPRs stance on the racism hollow gesture we are seeing is better than most. Certainly at the beginning they felt no need to do it given all the genuine good work they do. However, in typical QPR luck we get embroiled into the Millwall situation. We might have guessed who their next home game was!

Life is all about numbers. If you get enough to think a certain way that becomes the given accepted way. And all other ways are wrong. But if u in the smaller numbers camp its reverse. Who is to say which side is right. Numbers do and a certain moral code you brought up with by the higher numbers.

And then Millwall players chose not to kneel after all. I actually think the two teams linking arms behind a banner was a much more effective message as this doesn't divide opinion like kneeling does. It's not the fact it only takes 8 seconds or whatever, it's the gesture.

I was hoping he was a new striker.