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And to think I renewed my season ticket!!

Bill what we are seeing on the pitch at QPR this season is the legacy left by Les Ferdinand,
when you think he was in the DOF role for 8 years at the club and there is nothing to show for it.

Owners and a CEO who have been totally clueless and inept, is the reason we are in this hopeless predicament.

They employed Gareth Ainsworth to appease the supporters, but like the rest of their decisions over the years
they have once again got it hopelessly wrong.

Regarding renewing your season ticket mate, you are what you are Bill and that is a long suffering QPR supporter
like myself.

Tommy, Ainsworth said in his Watford pre-match interview that the boys 'Would Be At It'.

He is a total fraud and and even more deluded, and Chris Ramsey is still stealing a living at QPR

GA saying his side gave everything today. God help us if we have an off day!

Unfortunately for us supporters Gareth Ainsworth is insulting the intelligence, of every QPR supporter
everywhere with his deluded comments. We conceded 5 goals last week and 4 goals this week,
I have no doubt that this will be the trend for this season.

We are a very poor team with very poor players, we also have a manager who thinks he is a rockstar as
well as a football manager.

We have incompetent and clueless owners, CEO, management and coaches.

I was expecting a tough game but to go behind in under a minute with such 'ease' was shocking.

Watford continued to move the ball with 'ease' and struck at will.

It could have been a lot more in the 2nd half, they hit the crossbar but it was much better from Begovic
who made a number of vg saves.

Sinclair Armstrong & Stephen Duke-McKenna both did ok when they were introduced but why bring on two
subs with a couple of mins remaining

The fans as usual came from far & wide. I bumped into Eamonn from Dublin & the father & young son
sitting in front of me were from the Midlands. He told me the cost to them would be nearly £200

Until that shower of incompetence running QPR depart, we will see no improvement but more decline.

Sad but true unfortunately.

The result and performance was a disaster. Mostly journeymen and mediocre players cut open like a
knife through butter. We were fortunate it was not 6 or 7 nil

However the club itself must take a share of the blame. This should have been a HOME game but because
of the delay and procrastination regarding the work on the Loftus Rd pitch we were forced to reverse this
fixture and instead play away.

At Home at least there might of been a very slight chance of avoiding a loss but playing at Vicarage Rd
meant certain defeat

I agree with you 100% Mr Kerrins regarding the club accepting some responsibility, I have questioned
the running of QPR for a number of years now.

They knew the pitch situation months ago but still got it wrong, desperation measures trying to sign
unattached defenders on the eve of a new season. It took them 8 years to finally realize the DOF they
employed was a failure, poor communication with supporters for some time now.

Unfortunately, we are a professional football club with “pub league” standards.

This has all the makings of a 1968/9 season coming up but at least that season we as fans got behind
the team because they were at least trying and were organised.

The form under various managers has been abysmal and the players must take most of the blame.

Do we need to keep changing managers until this poor excuse for a squad find a manager they like?!
If they tried like the players in 68/9 you could accept their skill shortcomings as individuals but they obviously
couldn’t be bothered to perform with a couple of exceptions.