the lat hasienda
all those years of supporting a once fantastic club are now history for me.i was four when i first went with my dad and was wide eyed at the sheer magnificence of what i was watching.i suppose it's the same for all of us when were young where football is concerned as the experience of the atmosphere gets inside you and breeds an allegance that only death can stop.in the seventies i witnessed some of the greatest football i have ever had the pleasure to watch but in recent times the passion has gone.were not a football club anymore more were a money making opportunity for a certain few who are so far removed from us it's unreal.i thought amit was the man who was in tune with us fans but again i'm proved wrong.my love for qpr will never die until the day i draw my last breath but somehow the passion has been knocked out of me.i never thought i would ever say that but thats how i and lots of us feel now.i don't earn fortunes when i'm working and had to adjust my budget to pay for my ticket this season but this is where it ends for me.no longer will i be taken for a mug when you can get a season ticket at man united for £400 and watch the world club champions.thats it for me and i am devestated to have to say that but sometimes you have to be realistic.thanks for the memories over the years and gentleman jim must be turning in his grave.r.i.p. the club i once knew