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"An update on our injured lads 🤕 During this international break, the club would like to provide supporters with an update on our injured players.
Over the course of recent weeks, the team have endured a number of injury challenges. Liam Morrison and Harrison Ashby have already made successful returns and the club are pleased to confirm, subject to continuing on their current rehabilitation path, Joe Walsh, Morgan Fox and Kenneth Paal are set to be available for selection when QPR host Stoke City at MATRADE Loftus Road this Saturday.
Jack Colback is on course to be available for selection in November while Michael Frey is anticipated to be available within two weeks.
Jake Clarke-Salter is anticipated to return to the first team in the first half of December. Ilias Chair, who came off during our home fixture against Middlesbrough with a knee injury, is also expected to be available for selection in the first half of December.
Kader Dembele, however, faces a period of time on the sidelines following knee surgery. Subject to a successful rehabilitation, the club is hopeful he will be in a position to return to the pitch in February 2025.
The 21-year-old hasn’t featured since our 1-1 home draw with Coventry City on October 22nd.
Director of Performance Ben Williams said: “There is no doubt this is a challenging period.
“This season, very unusually, 70% of our time-loss injuries have been due to non-preventable impact and contact injuries.
"The performance team we have built continue to work incredibly hard at our elite training ground to provide the best player availability possible.
“As previously reported elsewhere, due to a change in my personal circumstances, I am continuing my role with the club on a more remote basis but remain committed in helping deliver long-term success for QPR.
“This is being achieved with the support of Michael Main, our Head of Performance Services, and a team I have worked closely with over a number of months.
“They are based at the training ground on a daily basis and implementing the key strategies which helped the club achieve such high player availability last season.”
"Pals" in the case of Ferdinand being code for ..... [
Pity you failed to insert "pals" where it's most apposite. That's in the context of Nourry and his close family/friends being appointed into certain key positions, some with no discernible experience for the roles they now occupy.
Yes, responded to question,
Absolutely no colour connotation in my use of the word pals, like Les as a bloke, just can't recall him ever holding Academy and it's abysmal output to account, especially with Paul Hall double jobbing, altho with hindsight understand now why they let Charlie Austin double job, Also was a key factor in our losing someone who could have saved us from where we are heading, with Les, Ramsey etc now been moved on,
Reuben clearly backed the wrong horse,
Wasn't aware of Nourry appointing his pals, it just get worse.
Absolutely no colour connotation in my use of the word pals, like Les as a bloke, just can't recall him ever holding Academy and it's abysmal output to account, especially with Paul Hall double jobbing, altho with hindsight understand now why they let Charlie Austin double job, Also was a key factor in our losing someone who could have saved us from where we are heading, with Les, Ramsey etc now been moved on,
Reuben clearly backed the wrong horse,
Wasn't aware of Nourry appointing his pals, it just get worse.
What was the "double job" from Charlie Austin? I've missed the relationship there I think?
From what I saw in that final stint between him and Stef, once they signed that contract they barely did half a job for the rest of that season.
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