Careful with the £10.80 tickets. They are advanced and you’ll have to stick to the times you book to and from London.
Also doesn’t include the tube.
If you can get 3 together, get the 17-32 out. Tap in and out on the underground and it’ll be around £20 all in.
Think you may find you've got squattersI feel a return to my London office for the first time in 18 months coming on in a couple of weeks
Nope - Security are installed there - no vagrants allowedThink you may find you've got squatters
But they let you in?Nope - Security are installed there - no vagrants allowed
I abseil through the roof in full SAS gear, throw a few stun grenades and they scatter.But they let you in?
Haven't seen the post that you mention, but have also seen over the years ludicrous claims from QPR fans that they had most of the crowd at Wembley for their humiliation.As I get older I'm definitely spending more hours thinking of how to manage my brain from shrinking to the size of a walnut...and then I get to read a forum post from a Queenie Park bench Ranger saying that they had over 70,000 fans at Wemblo back in the day that OUFC won a 'pwoper' major cup final.
Let's look at that silly forum post, over 70,000 QPR fans in a crowd of 90,000? Now if the posters selective memory serves him or her well then Wemblo that day if my basic arithmetic skills are spot on must have had at least 110,000 fans (lol) in there back in 1986 especially with my own selective memory of at least 40,000 Oxford fans turning up at the gaff on that said day too in April - somehow this poster's memory has a distinctive walnut feel to it.
So from this, may I ask that Barson fellow to get down to some serious dot counting - as from my own crystal clear images of Wemblo '86 I still believe my brain cannot be at the walnut stage quite as of yet.
Sillybilly hula hoops.
All of 'em selective memory merchants.
Hopefully in two weeks time we'll have well over 2,000 following us at Loftus Road but in 30 years time no doubt, some random hula hoop will probably post on a forum that we bought 50.
COYY'S.
Nice one Colin albeit the fact they want to show how many fans they (allegedly) had is just a massive squirrel to deflect from this:Haven't seen the post that you mention, but have also seen over the years ludicrous claims from QPR fans that they had most of the crowd at Wembley for their humiliation.
Unfortunately the Ticketmaster dot counting site doesn't go back as far as 1986, however I can offer you the following re-assurance that there is nothing wrong with your memory old chap. We were given an initial 33,000 tickets and sold them all. We were then given an extra allocation and sold them all too. Jim Hunt (club Secretary at the time) then contacted every other club in the league, as each club received an allocation of 100 or so tickets (which most neutrals weren't interested in) and took their tickets off them. This meant we had an "official" following of 42,000 at Wembley, although there were also Oxford fans in the neutral sections too, such was the demand.
What is indisputable is that we had over half of the crowd, and you only have to look at film of the day to see that. They're not called QPhahahah for no reason, and it seems their delusion is getting worse as the years pass. Happy to have been of service mate.
The post was as of yesterday evening on a forum called Loft for words.Haven't seen the post that you mention, but have also seen over the years ludicrous claims from QPR fans that they had most of the crowd at Wembley for their humiliation.
Unfortunately the Ticketmaster dot counting site doesn't go back as far as 1986, however I can offer you the following re-assurance that there is nothing wrong with your memory old chap. We were given an initial 33,000 tickets and sold them all. We were then given an extra allocation and sold them all too. Jim Hunt (club Secretary at the time) then contacted every other club in the league, as each club received an allocation of 100 or so tickets (which most neutrals weren't interested in) and took their tickets off them. This meant we had an "official" following of 42,000 at Wembley, although there were also Oxford fans in the neutral sections too, such was the demand.
What is indisputable is that we had over half of the crowd, and you only have to look at film of the day to see that. They're not called QPhahahah for no reason, and it seems their delusion is getting worse as the years pass. Happy to have been of service mate.
Clubs have to agree on cup ticketing prices, so I assume QPR do this type of pricing normally.Preferential pricing for season ticket holders - first time I've seen that and as a ST holder long may it continue!! Must apply to home fans as well.