To Wembley In Bare Feet: QPR Walk and Championship Playoff Final vs Derby 24th May 2014 скачать в хорошем качестве

To Wembley In Bare Feet: QPR Walk and Championship Playoff Final vs Derby 24th May 2014

This is it. This is what this football season and this video series so far have been building up to. The trip to Wembley Stadium for the Football League Championship Playoff Final. I joined thousands of QPR fans walking from Loftus Road to Wembley - a journey of about 5.6 miles - nice and comfortable compared to the 50 miles I did across Essex for Bobby Moore back in February. Of course I was the only one doing it barefoot, but for the special occasion I decided to go a step further and paint my nails blue and white too. After the highs and lows of the season, the tremendously exciting semi-final battle against a very good Wigan Athletic side, this was the reward for that win, and itself another test offering another reward - for QPR fans hoping for a quick return to the Premier League, and for viewers of this channel wanting to see me visit the most famous clubs in the country in my bare feet, a win was required against an in form Derby County side. I was delighted to catch up with many fans along the way who were more than happy to share their thoughts and feelings on camera. I make no apologies for the total length of this video. It's over 20 minutes which isn't a habit I want to get into, especially for a game for which I didn't even have to leave London, but this was a very very special day. The last time QPR played at Wembley I was 2 years old. The last time QPR won at Wembley was 16 years before I was born. I can't say what my next game will be. The fixtures for next season are out on the 18th June I think, and the pre-season games will probably be announced around the same time. I'll be bringing other content to this channel over the summer, as with last year though, so I'll squeeze all my football related updates into those videos. As for the nails, well as I write this description, former QPR player Kenny Sansom has himself endorsed them on twitter and he wasn't the first to suggest that I do them blue and white more often. Tell me what you think about that.