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Report | Queens Park Rangers v Sheffield Wednesday Your Report added at 18:49:42
Low quality fare but a strangely entertaining match as a result. Even that gut wrenching feeling that Sheff Weds were going to snatch a draw before Kolli put the match to bed. Which should have happened a lot sooner against a very poor side. I thought Jimmy Dunne was excellent and is quietly catching up with Burrell and Madsen in the POY contest for me. He was probably my player of the game but MOM has to go to Kolli. Saito was better than he has been recently but Poku doesn’t look quite right to me and it wasn’t a great surprise when he didn’t come out for the second half. Dembele is playing as if he’s got his right arm and leg bound together, I’ve no idea what’s going on with him. All the rest were about par for the course 5 or 6/10. |
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Report | Bristol City v Queens Park Rangers Your Report added at 20:48:37
Even the players I've scored lowest Andersen and Ashby worked really hard so difficult to score them too low. Andersen really struggling I think but ran and ran and ran. Even screamed out in anguish at one point audible from my seat in the away end. Fair play to him. Two players got 7 Smyth and Varane with PS MOM for me. All the rest 6. Can't fault anyone's commitment. We just need to find a bit of quality from somewhere. |
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Report | Queens Park Rangers v Leeds United Your Report added at 10:29:23
Starting 11 all got 7’s from me except for Field and Chair who got 8’s. Can’t really decide on a MOTM, I thought Field at the time but has to be Chair really on reflection. 4-0 bloody hell! |
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Report | Queens Park Rangers v Preston North End Your Report added at 22:01:58
I thought it was a 7/10 team performance overall but only gave JCS a 7 and MOM.
6’s all the way otherwise except Paal who I gave a 5 (perhaps harshly). I was tempted to give Dykes MOM just for scoring but we need so much more from him and he knows it.
I look forward to reading the match report, think the words will fly off the pen for Clive in his report. An enjoyable and important win.
Special mention to Marti and Xavi. What a turnaround and so many subtle little changes in our defence today which I’ve rarely if ever seen, even when we were good. |
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Report | Queens Park Rangers v West Bromwich Albion Your Report added at 12:24:13
Agree about Paal and Smyth Geoff78. They had what I’d describe ‘quiet’ games but the overall standard was very good so 6/10 deserved. The 10/10 for Field was slightly tongue in cheek. Perhaps if he’d got the hattrick ;) |
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Report | Stoke City v Queens Park Rangers Your Report added at 22:48:19
I had Kenny Paal as my MOM, judging from my iPad stream.
I didn't really notice our centre backs. More of that. Laird was better than i've seen him for a while.
Sam Field and Tim were either good or lucky or well coached.
Chair gave the ball away too much. Lowe and Lyndon and Albert were decent.
Seny's fingertip save that wasn't possibly pivotal.
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Report | Queens Park Rangers v Norwich City Your Report added at 12:23:21
We started quite well and got the first goal for a change. I'm not sure how much that was down to good play from us or poor tactics by them. Dykes took his chance well but he won't score many easier goals with their defence completely absent.
I'm not sure what their manager said to them during that wierd first half drinks break (is that an actual thing now?) but Norwich were much more of a threat after that. More cohesive going forward but still quite weak in the press and looked vulnerable at the back.
Second half started in the worst possible way of course. I felt Paal could have been quicker to the ball for their goal after Diengs parry. After that we still created some half chances never really looked like scoring. Although Tim's shot was closer to going in than I thought at the time. Norwich looked the more likely to score at the end but I didn't really think either team did enough to win and a draw the fair result. |
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