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Trellick
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February 1970: Young QPR fans show off their match tickets for Rangers’ FA Cup Sixth Round home tie against London rivals Chelsea at Loftus Road.
Is that Kenny Jackett 3rd from left? 
6 shillings a ticket.
Picture from this site http://thefootballarchivist.tumblr.com/
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| Fourth from the left looks like Bear Grylls ! |
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| Top left comic Milton Jones and top right a young Niall Quinn. |
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| Educated guess, from the look of the houses, I converted shitloads of them, that picture was taken at the bottom end of Portnall Road |
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| Frank Clarke wrote: | | Educated guess, from the look of the houses, I converted shitloads of them, that picture was taken at the bottom end of Portnall Road |
My Nan was living in Portnall Road then, number 97.
Later a crack house I'm told.
Possibly after Nan moved. |
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Marty Feldman in the middle?  |
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| DW wrote: | | Marty Feldman in the middle? |
Good call!
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We are of course assuming they are Rangers!!
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ZENITH R
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 8:11 am Post subject: 1970 |
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| John Honney wrote: | | We are of course assuming they are Rangers!! |
The kid front right has a QPR programme (with the famous checked front) so I think it's a reasonable assumption.
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| DW wrote: | | Marty Feldman in the middle? |
Possibly the love child of Marty Feldman and Ian Dury
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| DAVEf wrote: | | Top left comic Milton Jones and top right a young Niall Quinn. |
Funnily enough, I used to know Milton quite well. A very nice man but not an R's fan. Not even a football fan. Or a fan of any sport. So it ain't him.
The young lad with the programme is Thomas Turgoose's uncle (This is England). |
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| John Honney wrote: | | We are of course assuming they are Rangers!! |
Remember the game quite well, and can confirm the ground and most of the loft was full of those rascals from SW6, so you may have a point John.
As for the programme, in those days it was quite normal for Chels fans to go to Rangers games and vice versa, I guess there wasn't so much to do in those days! I also remember segregation wasn't even heard of and folk didn't wear football shirts, and the scarves were identical blue and white. Of course this all started to change with the invention of the infamous 'silk scarf'!
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John Honney
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 11:09 am Post subject: Re: 1970 |
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| ZENITH R wrote: | | John Honney wrote: | | We are of course assuming they are Rangers!! |
The kid front right has a QPR programme (with the famous checked front) so I think it's a reasonable assumption. |
So anyone with a QPR programme is an R then!
In that case, based on the last program I ever bought, that must make me an Oxford United fan. Great day it was, we won the 1986 Milk Cup when we beat, err, umm, your lot...shat all over you 3-0.
Gone to pot since mind!!
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Iain Dowie on the left?
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| second from left, the singer of the Bronsky Beat... |
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