How many of you northern monkeys are making the trip to millionaires row on saturday?

'

 

Where?

I thought we were playing QPR not Chelsea.

 

I think you'll find we are richer than those ******* nt

 

Who are you again?

Chelsea?

 

Do you not understand plain English?

Oh I forgot that I was talking to the inbred.
You go quitely and listen to your Hovis music on your CD player.

 

RE: Do you not understand plain English?

Sorry Guv, its all this talk of Chelsea, its doing my nut in

 

RE: Do you not understand plain English? nt

 

Is that DangerQPRRanger?

 

They will be trouble for you lot

When our march towards the Play Offs continue on Saturday.
Trust me

 

Ok, well......

</p>

...the music's Czech and the accents Lancastrian but, come on everybody, not bad for a first try by a Londoner. At least he's had a go.</p>

 

RE: Ok, well......

HAHA
Not bad that.
My mums swedish actually.

 

I'm not comfortable talking about your mum.

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Can we just stick to Dvor&aacute;k?</p>

 

I think you have me all wrong

I'm not Czech.
Do you struggle with Multiculturalism though?
My ancestry has nothing to do with our game on saturday has it?
Dear me.

 

That's right, you're not.

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But Dvor&aacute;k is, remember you were talking about &quot;the Hovis music&quot; a few moments ago? Take your time.</p>

And you're right of couse, your ancestry has nothing to do with the game on Saturday, but I'm sure you had an excellent reason for introducingthe subject.</p>

Multiculturalism with a great big M. Welcome, you'll fit right in.</p>

 

Strange

And here i was thinking i lived in the richest country in the world.

Do they trees and grass where you live?

 

quitely?

you thick git!

 

In that case

Dra til helvete din Svenske fæn.... Jeg har pult mora di!

 

RE: quitely?

are you really in norway?

 

Jepp

Gjøvik in Oppland. 110 km North east of Oslo.

2 metres of snow, bears, elks and wolves all overthe place.

 

No you are not richer than Chelsea.

Check this out, enough said.

Chelsea v QPR: the world's richest derby

The men who own the west London rivals have a combined wealth of over £32 billion. Roman Abramovich’s Chelsea squad was assembled for £227m. Andriy Shevchenko is their costliest signing at £30.8m, the same sum QPR owner Lakshmi Mittal paid for his daughter’s wedding. QPR splashed out only £3.8m on their squad, but with Mittal, Bernie Ecclestone and Flavio Briatore taking over last year the balance of power could be about to shift.

LAKSHMI MITTAL
Age 57
Worth £19.25 billion The Indian steel magnate topped the Sunday Times Rich List last year and is reputedly the world’s ? fth richest man. He began with the family ? rm in Calcutta, but with his father’s backing founded his own steel plant. By the mid1980s he was a serious player in the world market. He now lives in London while keeping his Indian passport. He paid a world record £70m for a private house when he bought Bernie Ecclestone’s London home

FLAVIO BRIATORE
Age 57
Worth £110m The poor relation of the Loftus Road trio. Briatore, managing director of Renault’s F1 team, counts many of the world’s jet set among his friends ... supermodel Naomi Campbell, right, was his guest at a recent QPR match. He made his fortune as a business partner of Luciano Benetton, founder of the Italian clothing company. Briatore was later convicted of fraud and headed for the Virgin Islands rather than serve a jail sentence. As MD of Benetton’s F1 team, he won two world titles with Michael Schumacher. Joining Renault, he won two further titles with Fernando Alonso. Also involved in fashion and pharmaceuticals

BERNIE ECCLESTONE
Age 77
Worth £2.25 billion CVC, a private equity giant, bought control of Formula One in 2005 and set up a new company, Alpha Prema, to run the sport, appointing Ecclestone as chief executive. He made his fortune from TV rights and F1 spin-offs. He also donates about £50m a year to charity

ROMAN ABRAMOVICH
Age 41
Worth £10.8 billion Abramovich, Britain’s second richest man, started in Moscow making cheap plastic products.
His career took off when he bought the Sibneft oil company with Boris Berezovsky in 1995 for £120m. Ten years later Sibneft was sold, earning Abramovich and his partners about £7.5 billion

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