| New retroQPR Blog 16:31 - Jun 28 with 1690 views | ChrisGuy |
Hi everyone, you may have seen my retroQPR account on Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and also the Facebook group (which you are all welcome to join).
I have now launched a blog in which I hope to include articles and interviews featuring the players, managers and fans that make our club so special.
I am delighted to say that Gordon Macey, lifelong R's fan and the club's historian for the last 25 plus years has agreed to be the first interviewee for the blog.
I hope you enjoy reading Gordon's memories, feel free to contact me with any suggestions you have for future blog posts.
https://retroqpr.home.blog
Many Thanks
Chris Guy |  | | |  |
| New retroQPR Blog on 17:16 - Jun 28 with 1623 views | WrightUp5hit___ |
Interesting read.
Would love Gordon getting a book published, collating the programme articles on our previous grounds. In fact would love a map showing them all. |  | | |
| New retroQPR Blog on 11:44 - Jun 29 with 1361 views | smegma |
| New retroQPR Blog on 17:16 - Jun 28 by WrightUp5hit___ |
Interesting read.
Would love Gordon getting a book published, collating the programme articles on our previous grounds. In fact would love a map showing them all. |
THen tony incenzo can write about it in the programme and pretend he wrote it. | | | |
| New retroQPR Blog on 10:20 - Jun 30 with 1218 views | francisbowles |
Very interesting interview with Gordon Macey. Particularly, the mention of Churchill's father being patron of the club in the 1890's. Having been to both Blenheim and Chartwell recently, I wish I had known earlier so that I could have given the photographs of him due respect. (uRrrrrs)
Can we now claim that we were instrumental in the life of the greatest Brit of the 20th century? | | | |
| New retroQPR Blog on 12:11 - Jun 30 with 1175 views | loftboy |
| New retroQPR Blog on 10:20 - Jun 30 by francisbowles |
Very interesting interview with Gordon Macey. Particularly, the mention of Churchill's father being patron of the club in the 1890's. Having been to both Blenheim and Chartwell recently, I wish I had known earlier so that I could have given the photographs of him due respect. (uRrrrrs)
Can we now claim that we were instrumental in the life of the greatest Brit of the 20th century? |
Thought that was Jamie pollock! |  |
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| New retroQPR Blog on 20:25 - Jun 30 with 1050 views | Hadders |
| New retroQPR Blog on 17:16 - Jun 28 by WrightUp5hit___ |
Interesting read.
Would love Gordon getting a book published, collating the programme articles on our previous grounds. In fact would love a map showing them all. |
I'll second that. What a walk (or series of walks that would be)! Good luck with the blog, and what a great start! I used to go on QPR Report a lot before I discovered LFW and they have loads of interesting stuff on there. [Post edited 30 Jun 2019 20:27]
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