| What a lovely afternoon! 17:57 - May 2 with 402 views | Dubtractor |
That was about as routine and stress free as it could have been, wasn't it?
First 15 minutes we absolutely torched them. The two injuries broke the game up a little bit, but it was just sensible game management from that point.
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| What a lovely afternoon? on 17:58 - May 2 with 370 views | FrimleyBlue |
It actually became more nerving than southamton
Only because millwall were winning and qpr kept having small opportunities and we didnt have that buffer of only needing a draw as a worst case scenario.
We did have walton to thank again for moments when we switched off.
But that first 10 minutes was incredible |  |
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| What a lovely afternoon! on 18:18 - May 2 with 293 views | RadioOrwell |
that was very far from stress free.
honestly don't know how you reach that conclusion.
In the mid section we were really sloppy and they looked very keen to get something from the game.
They should have scored just before the 3rd. |  | | |
| What a lovely afternoon! on 18:22 - May 2 with 268 views | strikalite |
At two nil I thought QPR were then really good, one touch stuff and so thankful we got in at HT two up, though we did have a few more chances in fairness..
But if they'd have scored at any time especially during the second half, it would have been a totally different ball game and the nerves would have truly kicked in..
But franky, now, who cares eh :) |  | | |
| What a lovely afternoon! on 18:22 - May 2 with 263 views | Pique |
No better feeling than getting promoted at home on the last day of the season on a sunny May afternoon. Priceless and golden.
Some fans get that once in a lifetime.
We've had it three times in four years.
Thank you Kieran McKenna. |  | | |
| What a lovely afternoon! on 18:24 - May 2 with 241 views | Swansea_Blue |
| What a lovely afternoon! on 18:18 - May 2 by RadioOrwell |
that was very far from stress free.
honestly don't know how you reach that conclusion.
In the mid section we were really sloppy and they looked very keen to get something from the game.
They should have scored just before the 3rd. |
I was utterly relaxed. They had a few potshots from range and one decent chance they messed up, but never looked a threat to me. They were tidy between both boxes, but that was it. Although it’s a bit of a blur already! |  |
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| What a lovely afternoon! on 18:27 - May 2 with 209 views | Dubtractor |
| What a lovely afternoon! on 18:18 - May 2 by RadioOrwell |
that was very far from stress free.
honestly don't know how you reach that conclusion.
In the mid section we were really sloppy and they looked very keen to get something from the game.
They should have scored just before the 3rd. |
I actually said 'as stress free as it could have been'.
The second bit of that is quite important! Of course there were moments, but we got a 2 goal buffer at the start and earned the right not to need to chase the game.
Not sure it was ever going to be more straightforward than it was. | |
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| What a lovely afternoon! on 18:29 - May 2 with 196 views | GlasgowBlue |
Far from stress free. QPR didn't come here to roll over and there was always a chance they could nick one to make it a very nervous game.
We played really well from the start and took our chances. Some of the best football this season in the first 15 minutes.
Seen some criticism of Nunez, but like a saddo I just rewatched the first ten minutes and he was everywhere. Playing soen great passes. |  |
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| What a lovely afternoon! on 18:30 - May 2 with 190 views | backwaywhen |
Thoroughly professional from start to finish , interesting comment from McKenna to Sky …..So many people wanted us to fail and we had that extra determination to get it done ! |  | | |
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