So here we are for the last time this season (thank god do i hear some cry

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Bryan, Clubb, Dorn, Esders, Gafa, Gale, Golden, Haggerty, Heckenberg, Mbu, McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Melling, O'Callaghan, Orr, Randall, Sharp, Ward, Williams, Williamson

No great surprises there then. apart from Purds missing, but think someone said he had hurt his back. so maybe Clubb will be back in the Centres with Sharp and O'Callagahn on the wings. (but wont hold my breath on that one.

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I dont expect Mbu will get a game (just going on last few weeks), which will be a shame, he cant be any worse then some who have played last few weeks

One would of thought that given the last few weeks or more that some of our reserves would have been given a game. Putting faith in the present list is like watching Titanic the movie.

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I wonder how interested Hecks, Haggy etc will be considering they are leaving- please dont say they will be trying to impress there new paymasters or win a contract somewhere.

[url=http://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/wolves/4591756.Settling_the_score/Looks like Warrington won't be lacking motivation[/url

Sadly.

"The nature of the defeat and the reaction of the travelling fans – who booed their team off the pitch – served to refocus minds and galvanise team spirit. "

Maybe we should boo our team a bit more.

There is a thread about this on the official site and the general conclusion is that we should never boo the team and they should be supported at all times. [url=http://www.league.quins.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=118&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=10One post[/url also makes the point that booing has never worked.



Well I'm pretty sure Catalan Dragons got booed off 26-0 down at half time of their Challenge Cup game against Bradford… and we know [url=http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/apr/05/catalans-dragons-bradford-bulls-challenge-cupwhat happened.[/url. Lee Briers comments rather quash this theory as well.

I booed the team on Sunday, because I was fed up. Fed up of watching home capitulations (part of was the hope that it might shock them to sneaking a few points so we didn't get nilled). Especially as Rob Purdham had gone on record in the press saying they wanted to repay the fans for their loyalty. I have cheered and tried to be as supportive as I can in the past and will continue to in the future.

We should! Demand more - Get more! No other group of fans in the UK would have put up so lamely (and loyally) as our fans have this season.
Trust me if this have been dished up - Up North - there would have been riots and sit-ins.

Yes, we should be more obviously critical, it is no good moaning on here.
We have to be prepared to take action if this continues into next season.

Its not disloyal to boo. When tripe such as we saw last Sunday gets dished up, its perhaps disloyal not to boo. Are the crowd just supposed to accept the unacceptable ?

Suprised that we are possibly being sentimental with regards to some players leaving, whereas we should be having a proper look at the likes of Luke May and a few youngsters. Not saying a team of teens, but the benefits of playing several who are goings does seem limited.

Disappointed that Luke May is not in there. At least the JOC is there; bet that nickname will never stick for Jamie O'Callaghan.

Team looks even more stupid given tonights results. End of season, over finished.

I just can't boo my own team, even in the darkest days at QPR. Silence is as tough as I get.

I thought the supporters' behaviour at the end of last Sunday's match was spot on. Final whistle, plenty of booing, players came across sheepishly to applaud the crowd and were met with silence and slunk away.

Then, after a decent pause, we had the end of season stuff where there was plenty of polite, though hardly enthusiastic, applause.

Our changes of identity over the years pretty much ruled out a chorus of "You're not fit to wear the shirt"

As a fellow QPR fan of many years..I had no difficulty booing Simon Stainrod for his apparent lack of interest in some games..and found it quite cathartic....as for us Quins, I have felt too deflated after recent performances to show any signs of contempt for the apparant lack of interest by some of the squad.

Wire may be motivated tomorrow but we'll be missing probably eight or even nine first-choice players from our top starting 17.

I wish we were missing secen or eight players.

They've been missing for about 8 weeks already

..We,d better not look to hard or we might just find them...