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#7359
Nekem semmi bajom vele......eddig:) -
#7358
Nagyon is jól, különösen a nagyobb csapatoknál.Nálad kapásból jobb értékeket generált neki a gamma! Nálam itt tart a srác:
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#7357
ja, ő tényleg egész jó, de sokat rinyál -
#7356
OFF- Nem szoktam másnapos lenni, mindig egyfajtát iszok, abból viszont sokat! 
-ON
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#7355
Jack semmi másnaposság a nagy névnapi party után?? 
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#7354
nalam igy tolja kezdokent a borre fiu remelem jol fejlodik majd
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#7353
Megnézem hogy holis hagytam tegnap abba a gammát, mert nem nagyon rémlik!:PPPPP -
#7352
Koszi -
#7351
A LOGOK CSASZARA! 
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#7350
Jó neked. Nálam is előfordult már párszor, hogy 3percből 4-5 lett! 
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#7349
Jóreggelt! 
Guba,nagyon tuti a logo!:) -
#7348
Ez nagyon tuti! Gabber ha nagyon ráérsz nekem is összedobhatnál egy jó kis Valenciás logót! 
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#7347
dejóóóóó :D -
#7346
Milyen az uj logom?
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#7345
Reggelt beletek:DDD -
#7344
the first place! -
#7343
reggel! :D -
#7342
Énis csipázom őket. Eddig minden cm-be felküldtem őket a PL-be. Ha jól emlékszem a 01/02-ben 3-ad osztályú a csapat. első évben FA kupa győzelem a 2.-ban UEFA kupa(2. osztályú angol csapattal!!!). Marcus Beanről hallottál már? annál nagyobb csítpléjer nincs 
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#7341
Énis azzal kezdtem hogy megnézzem... -
#7340
Valahogy ott is kellene maradni úgyhogy ébresztőőőőőő!!!
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#7339
jó reggelt! Láttam az élen maradtunk:) -
#7338
lol, én ilyet még nem láttam! nálam mindig annyit hosszabbítanak, amit bemutatnak 
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#7337
Emberek, szétb@sz az ideg!
Inter elleni kupadöntő 1. meccse, 2-1-re vezetek a meccs végefelé.
Bemutatja, hogy 3 perc lesz a hosszabbítás, erre engedi egészen a 96. (!) percig, pedig közben kint volt a labda, stb.
Ilyet én még nem láttam, persze 96:02-nél a köcsögök egyenlítenek.
Ekkora bundát!
Egyetlen vigasztalásom, hogy Martins fél évre kidőlt. -
#7336
baz, milyen régi kép ez :) -
#7335
neked is yó8 gabber
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#7334
nah látom magamban beszélek ....
bye gabber
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#7333
itt ez a majom :
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#7332
nah ez volt akkor a logo : ![]()
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#7331
nem, de ami utánnajön az siralmas .... :(
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#7330
93-ban az az 5. hely nem rossz 
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#7329
League history Queens Park Rangers
Season Lvl League Pos Pld W D L F A Pts
2004/2005 2 Coca-Cola Championship 13th 28 11 4 13 36 41 37
2003/2004 3 Nationwide League Division Two 2nd 46 22 17 7 80 45 83
2002/2003 3 Nationwide League Division Two 4th 46 24 11 11 69 45 83
2001/2002 3 Nationwide League Division Two 8th 46 19 14 13 60 49 71
2000/2001 2 Nationwide League Division One 23rd 46 7 19 20 45 75 40
1999/2000 2 Nationwide League Division One 10th 46 16 18 12 62 53 66
1998/1999 2 Nationwide League Division One 20th 46 12 11 23 52 61 47
1997/1998 2 Nationwide League Division One 21st 46 10 19 17 51 63 49
1996/1997 2 Nationwide League Division One 9th 46 18 12 16 64 60 66
1995/1996 1 F.A. Carling Premiership 19th 38 9 6 23 38 57 33
1994/1995 1 F.A. Carling Premiership 8th 42 17 9 16 61 59 60
1993/1994 1 F.A. Carling Premiership 9th 42 16 12 14 62 61 60
1992/1993 1 F.A. Carling Premiership 5th 42 17 12 13 63 55 63
1991/1992 1 Barclays First Division 11th 42 12 18 12 48 47 54
1990/1991 1 Barclays First Division 12th 38 12 10 16 44 53 46
1989/1990 1 Barclays First Division 11th 38 13 11 14 45 44 50
1988/1989 1 Barclays First Division 9th 38 14 11 13 43 37 53
1987/1988 1 Barclays First Division 5th 40 19 10 11 48 38 67
1986/1987 1 Today First Division 16th 42 13 11 18 48 64 50
1985/1986 1 Canon First Division 13th 42 15 7 20 53 64 52
1984/1985 1 Canon First Division 19th 42 13 11 18 53 72 50
1983/1984 1 Canon First Division 5th 42 22 7 13 67 37 73
1982/1983 2 English Second Division 1st 42 26 7 9 77 36 85
1981/1982 2 English Second Division 5th 42 21 6 15 65 43 69
1980/1981 2 English Second Division 8th 42 15 13 14 56 46 43
1979/1980 2 English Second Division 5th 42 18 13 11 75 53 49
1978/1979 1 English First Division 20th 42 6 13 23 45 73 25
1977/1978 1 English First Division 19th 42 9 15 18 47 64 33
1976/1977 1 English First Division 14th 42 13 12 17 47 52 38
1975/1976 1 English First Division 2nd 42 24 11 7 67 33 59
1974/1975 1 English First Division 11th 42 16 10 16 54 54 42
1973/1974 1 English First Division 8th 42 13 17 12 56 52 43
1972/1973 2 English Second Division 2nd 42 24 13 5 81 37 61
1971/1972 2 English Second Division 4th 42 20 14 8 57 28 54
1970/1971 2 English Second Division 11th 42 16 11 15 58 53 43
1969/1970 2 English Second Division 9th 42 17 11 14 66 57 45
1968/1969 1 English First Division 22nd 42 4 10 28 39 95 18
1967/1968 2 English Second Division 2nd 42 25 8 9 67 36 58
1966/1967 3 English Third Division 1st 46 26 15 5 103 38 67
1965/1966 3 English Third Division 3rd 46 24 9 13 95 65 57
1964/1965 3 English Third Division 14th 46 17 12 17 72 80 46
1963/1964 3 English Third Division 15th 46 18 9 19 76 78 45
1962/1963 3 English Third Division 13th 46 17 11 18 85 76 45
1961/1962 3 English Third Division 4th 46 24 11 11 111 73 59
1960/1961 3 English Third Division 3rd 46 25 10 11 93 60 60
1959/1960 3 English Third Division 8th 46 18 13 15 73 54 49
1958/1959 3 English Third Division 13th 46 19 8 19 74 77 46
1957/1958 3 English Third Division (South) 10th 46 18 14 14 64 65 50
1956/1957 3 English Third Division (South) 10th 46 18 11 17 61 60 47
1955/1956 3 English Third Division (South) 18th 46 14 11 21 64 86 39
1954/1955 3 English Third Division (South) 15th 46 15 14 17 69 75 44
1953/1954 3 English Third Division (South) 18th 46 16 10 20 60 68 42
1952/1953 3 English Third Division (South) 20th 46 12 15 19 61 82 39
1951/1952 2 English Second Division 22nd 42 11 12 19 52 81 34
1950/1951 2 English Second Division 16th 42 15 10 17 71 82 40
1949/1950 2 English Second Division 20th 42 11 12 19 40 57 34
1948/1949 2 English Second Division 13th 42 14 11 17 44 62 39
1947/1948 3 English Third Division (South) 1st 42 26 9 7 74 37 61
1946/1947 3 English Third Division (South) 2nd 42 23 11 8 74 40 57
1938/1939 3 English Third Division (South) 6th 42 15 14 13 68 49 44
1937/1938 3 English Third Division (South) 3rd 42 22 9 11 80 47 53
1936/1937 3 English Third Division (South) 9th 42 18 9 15 73 52 45
1935/1936 3 English Third Division (South) 4th 42 22 9 11 84 53 53
1934/1935 3 English Third Division (South) 13th 42 16 9 17 63 72 41
1933/1934 3 English Third Division (South) 4th 42 24 6 12 70 51 54
1932/1933 3 English Third Division (South) 16th 42 13 11 18 72 87 37
1931/1932 3 English Third Division (South) 13th 42 15 12 15 79 73 42
1930/1931 3 English Third Division (South) 8th 42 20 3 19 82 75 43
1929/1930 3 English Third Division (South) 3rd 42 21 9 12 80 68 51
1928/1929 3 English Third Division (South) 6th 42 19 14 9 82 61 52
1927/1928 3 English Third Division (South) 10th 42 17 9 16 72 71 43
1926/1927 3 English Third Division (South) 14th 42 15 9 18 65 71 39
1925/1926 3 English Third Division (South) 22nd 42 6 9 27 37 84 21
1924/1925 3 English Third Division (South) 19th 42 14 8 20 42 63 36
1923/1924 3 English Third Division (South) 22nd 42 11 9 22 37 77 31
1922/1923 3 English Third Division (South) 11th 42 16 10 16 54 49 42
1921/1922 3 English Third Division (South) 5th 42 18 13 11 53 44 49
1920/1921 3 English Third Division 3rd 42 22 9 11 61 32 53
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#7328
ezt neki nemtudom megbocsájtani, sajnálom! -
#7327
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#7326
hogyne persze, onnan ment az arzenálba az áruló!
ő az egyik bűnbak! -
#7325
Seaman is védett ott vmikor, nem? még a pályafutása elején -
#7324
History
1886 - Founded from 2 youth club teams in the Queens Park area of West London: Christchurch Rangers & St Judes. Played in several North-West London venues in Kensal Rise/ Kilburn area.
1899 - Turned professional and played in The Southern League.
1907 - Moved to Park Royal (capacity 60,000).
1908 - Applied to join football league, after winning Southern League. Tottenham Hotspurs elected despite being eighth in Southern League.
1917 - Moved to Loftus Road.
1920 - Amongst founding members of the 3rd division of The Football League, later to become div III south, when Northern clubs joined.
1926 - Club colours changed to blue & white hoops (they were originally green and white).
1931/32 - Moved to White City (capacity 60,000). Home attendance record of 41,097 set in 3rd rd 3-1 victory over Leeds Utd.
1988/34 - Moved back to Loftus Rd.
1947/48 - Div III South Champions.
1948-51 - In Div II.
1952-66 - In Div III.
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The Modern Era
1960-61 - Alec Stock begins as Manager.
1962 - Back to White City.
1963 - Back to Loftus Rd.
1964 - Jim Gregory joins board.
1965 - Jim Gregory elected chairman. Les Allen signed. Mark Lazarus rejoined for 3rd time. The Rodney Marsh signed from Fulham for £15,000
1966/67 - Div III Champions. League Cup Winners 3-2 v WBA - The first League Cup Final at Wembley. This remains the only time that QPR have ever won a major competition.
1967/68 - Div II Runners-Up - finished 1 point behind Champions Ipswich. South Africa Road stand built. Merger with Brentford mooted, but ditched when fans protested.
1968/69 - In Div 1 for first time. Relegated straight away with worst ever points total in Div 1 : 18. Record remained until Stoke City's 17 points in 1984/85. They would have got 14 points with 2 points for a win. Alec Stock resigns as Manager, replaced by Tommy Docherty for only 28 days, who himself was replaced by Les Allen.
1969-73 - In Div II.
1969/70 - Signed Terry Venables for a club record of £70,000.
1970/71 - Phil Parkes signed. Gordon Jago replaced Les Allen as manager and signed Terry 'Enry' Mancini.
1971/72 - Rodney Marsh capped for England and sold to Man City at end of season. Dave Thomas, Don Givens signed. Stan Bowles signs for new club record of £110,000. Ellerslie Road stand built.
1972/73 - Div II Runners-Up, one point behind Champions Burnley. Don Givens debut for Ireland.
1973-79 - Div I.
1973/74 - Signed Frank Mclintock, finished 8th - highest ever league position. Phil Parkes and Stan Bowles debuts for England. Record attendance at Loftus Road v Leeds 35,353. 3-0 home win against Man U, George Bests' last game for the Reds. Lost to Leicester 2-0 at home in 1/4 final of FA Cup.
1974/75 - Dave Webb and Don Rodgers signed. Jago replaced by Dave Sexton. Gerry Francis, Dave Thomas and Ian Gillard make England debuts. Don Masson and Don Shanks signed. Finished 11th.
1975/76 - John Hollins signing completes QPR's greatest ever team:
Phil Parkes
Dave Clement Ian Gillard
Dave Webb Frank McClintock
Gerry Francis Mick Leach/John Hollins Don Masson
Stan Bowles Don Givens Dave Thomas
Gordon Jago built the foundations and Dave Sexton polished off the perfect team. QPR played Total Football. Unbeaten at home all season, winning 13 out of the last 15 games, QPR were cruelly pipped for the championship by Liverpool. Liverpool needed to beat Wolves in their last game of the season and were losing 1-0 with 13 minutes to go. They then scored 3 to prevent one of Englands finest ever teams from gaining Championship honours. Really lost the championship by losing to Norwich with 3 games to go. Div I Runners-Up. Club record position. Gerry Francis appointed England Captain. Dave Clement debut for England, Don Masson for Scotland. Highest ever average home attendance 23,422
The 1975/76 Q.P.R. Squad
1976/77 - QPR enter European competition for first time in Uefa Cup. Reach 1/4 final throwing away 3-0 home lead against AEK Athens, eventually going out on penalties. Finfish 14th. Semi-final of League Cup, lost to Aston Villa in replay.
1977/78 - Sexton went to Man Utd and was replaced by Frank Sibley. The team split-up: Thomas, Masson and Webb and Leach left, but Paul Goddard signed professional terms. Finish 19th.
1978/79 - Sibley resigned replaced temporarily by Alec Stock, until Steve Burtenshaw made boss. Clive Allen signed professional terms and Glen Roeder signed. Phil Parkes sold to West Ham for £550,000 - a world record for a goalkeeper. Clive Allen scores hat-trick in his full debut. QPR finished 20th and relegated. Burtenshaw replaced by Tommy Docherty.
1979-83 - Div II.
1979/80 - Signed Tony Currie, Bob Hazell, Steve Wicks, Chris Woods, and Gary Micklewhite. Gary Waddcok signed professional terms. Francis, Hollins and Bowles transferred. Missed promotion by 1 place.
1980/81 - Sold Clive Allen to Arsenal for club record £1,150,000 and Goddard to West Ham. Ferday, Neill & Stewart signed professinal terms. Docherty replaced by Venables who signed Stainrod, Fenwick, Flanagan and Burridge and gave professional terms to Dawes. Finished 8th.
1981/82 - Infamous plastic pitch installed. First in English League. Clive Allen signed again and John Gregory signed. Alan McDonald signed professionally. Finished 5th. Only FA cup final appearance. Beat WBA 1-0 in semi. Drew 1-1 against Spurs in final. Lost replay 1-0 to a Glen Hoddle penalty.
1982/83 - Div II Champions by 10 points from Wolves. John Gregory debuts for England.
1983-1996 - Div I/Premier. Club record in top flight. 13 consecutive years. Average position 10th.
1983/84 - Signed Mike Fillery. Martin Allen signed professionally. Sold Hazell, Currie & Roeder. Finished 5th and qualified for EUFA cup. Venables leaves to manage Barcelona.
1984/85 - Alan Mullery takes over. Gary Bannister, John Byrne, Robbie James and Michael Robinson sign. Clive Allen sold again. Fenwick, C. Allen England debuts. Eliminated from 2nd Round of EUFA cup, throwing away a 6-2 home lead to Partizan Belgrade. Mullery replaced by Frank Sibley as Caretaker Manager. Finished 1 point above relegation.
1985/86 - Jim Smith takes over as manager. Leroy Rosenior and Clive Walker signed. Finished 16th. Reached League (Milk) Cup final. Beating Chelsea 2-0 in the 1/4 final with a 50 yard lob from Robinson. Famously beat Liverpool in home leg of Semi and then drew 2-2 on a glorious night at Anfield. The final was in absolute contrast. It was one of the worst chapters in QPR's history. Played of the park by an Oxford side they had trounced at Loftus Rd in the league. QPR lost 3-0 and Jim Smiths' side played appallingly.
1986/87 - David Seaman, Sammy Lee and Les Ferdinand (£15,000 from Hayes) signed. QPR's greatest ever Chairman, Jim Gregory finally sold club to Marler Esates. Gregory had been responsible for taking QPR from the old Div III to the top of the old Div I, and building an almost completely new stadium at the same time. David Bulstrode took over the club personally after fan power caused Marler's plans to merge with Fulham and create a team called 'Fulham Park Rangers'. Birth of the independent supporters club LSA (Loyal Supporters Association). Finished 16th.
1987/88 - Signed Mark Dennis, Paul Parker, Kevin Brock, Danny Maddix, Mark Falco and Trevor Francis. Finished 5th and top London club. Didn't enter EUFA cup as English club ban was in place.
1988/89 - Signed Ossie Ardiles, Simon Barker and Mark Stein. Bradley Allen signed Professinal terms. Bulstrode died and was replaced as Chairman by 24 year old Richard Thompson. Smith went to Newcastle. Shreeve appointed Manager temporarily until Trevor Francis given the job. Francis signed Spackman, Andy Gray, Peter Reid, Colin Clarke and Andy Sinton. Lost 5-2 in 1/4 final of League cup to Nottingham Forest. Finished 9th.
1989/90 - Kenny Sansom and David Bardsley bought. Don Howe joins coaching team. Francis eventually replace by Don Howe as Manager. Ray Wilkins, Roy Wegerle and Dominic Iorfa signed. Big Dom the only International (Nigeria) to play for QPR and to appear to not understand the off-side laws. Finished 11th. Lost to Liverpool 1-0 in replayed 1/4 final of FA Cup. David Seaman sold to Arsenal for £1,300,000. Paul Parker plays for England.
1990/91 - Signed Jan Stejskal - Czech National keeper, Clive Wilson and Andy Impey. Wegerle scores goal of the season against Leeds. Bobby Gould joins coching staff. Signed Darren Peacock and Rufus Brevett. Gould moves onto WBA. Finished 12th.
1991/92 - Don Howe replaced by Gerry Francis as Manager. Bought Dennis Bailey and Ian Holloway. QPR beat Man Utd at Old Trafford for first time. Dennis Bailey hat-trick drives 4-1 victory. Wegerle sold to Blackburn for £1 million. Finished 11th.
1992/93 - QPR one of 22 founding members of FA Premier League. Away game at Man City first Monday night fixture live on Sky TV. David Bardsley and Les Ferdinand make England debuts. Devon 'Bruno' White signed and becomes probably the most loved striker with the littlest skill but the biggest stature. Tony Roberts makes Wales debut. Finished 5th and top London club.
1993/94 - Finished 9th in the Premier League.
1994/95 - Sold Andy Sinton to Sheff Wed. Bought Trevor Sinclair. Finished 9th. Gerry Francis resigns after long running battle with Richard Thompson over keeping players at the club. Ray Wilkins appointed. Thompson demotes himself, and appoints Peter Ellis as Chairman. Ferdinand sold to Newcastle for club record £6m.
1995/96 - Clive Wilson poached for Spurs by Francis. Hateley signed for £1.5m club record. Simon Osborn & Ned Zelic signed and rapidly sold. QPR's record consecutive tenure of top division comes to an end after 13 seasons Paul Murray signed from Carlisle. The seeds of Thompsons years of lack of investment and negativity finally bear fruit, as QPR get relegated in 19th position. Ian Holloway leaves to manage Bristol Rovers.
1996/97 - Richard Thompson sells up to Chrysalis boss Chris Wright for £10m and turns his attention to Leeds. Wright sets in place the most revolutionary changes at QPR since the Jim Gregory era. Wasps Rugby club bought by Wright and a holding company, Loftus Rd PLC set up with Wasps & QPR playing at Loftus Rd. Loftus Road PLC floated on AIM, with share issue over-subscribed. For first time fans own a small stake in QPR.
The money raised used for investements in new players and paying off loans. Wilkins leaves and is replaced by the old Arsenal management team in reverse : Houston Manager & Rioch Assistant. After 2 months in charge Houston signs John Spencer, Scottish International (£2.5m club record) & Gavin Peacock (on loan) from Chelsea.
>1997/1998 -Ray Harford replaces Houston as manager. Mike Sheron joins as Ray Harford's first signing. 20th in division 1 at end of season. -
#7323
jó akkor nem úgy hívták! :D -
#7322
akkor még nem volt Premier League 
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#7321
dehát sajna a nyolcvanas évek végén elkezdődőtt a mélyrepülés egészen le a másodosztályba .. -
#7320
83-ban megnyerték az elsőosztályt és go Premier League ...
