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Hard life being a pro footballer

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Simon Smith

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QPR had to make a 194-mile coach trip back to London after their defeat at Manchester United because they couldn't book out a train carriage - and Harry Redknapp cheekily blamed United supporters travelling back to the capital.

The poor poor things welcome to the real world!
 

Seems a bit amateurish to be honest. I mean in cycling, every team has their own bus, which is specifically fitted out to cater for the needs of the riders after they've finished a race. It'll have all sorts of things designed to ensure their recovery is as good as possible.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cycling/23358351


As well as an arsenal of needles and frozen blood bags.
 

The choice of a luxury coach with nice leather seats, loads of legroom and only your team-mates on board vs a Virgin Train to Euston calling at Crewe and Rugby, full of mouth-breathers bashing you as they make their way to the food carriage, first class or not, I know which option I'd choose.
 

I don't know about anyone else but coach journeys home from sport (participating or otherwise) have usually been quite enjoyable for me personally because we always just got bevvied, so I don't know what the fuss is about here.
 

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