He deserves a radioactive one.
He looks like he's had chemo already.
He deserves a radioactive one.
Pretty much feel the same. I think we are still lower in the table than we were when he took over.
Pretty much feel the same. I think we are still lower in the table than we were when he took over.
So you don't see an improvement?
I've been very critical of Bidwell and I'll always view him as a very, very limited player.
However, I must praise him for his performance last night. I don't think he could have done much more with the header that went out to baldy-big-nose and I'd blame the weak defending before that deflected cross went over. Plus, Bidwell's fantastic crunching tackle near the end together with his last gasp clearance after the last minute save from Smithies showed that he is very much a 100% trier. He gave everything all game.
He deserves much praise for his attitude and commitment.
Loved that tackle, with their man rolling around the floor looking for a booking. The lino, rightly, just blanked the protests and gave a throw-in.
Bidwell is limited, but he is the kind of player whose commitment will keep supporters on his side.
Fantastic spirit, grit and determination from the Team last night. I feared for the worst after 39 seconds but I was proved very wrong.
Just one point- Nedum Onuoha. Please pass the ball on front of players, not consistently behind, stopping any forward momentum.
Nearly always looks afraid of losing the ball, so inevitably passes back to Smithies or sideways.
Otherwise, I was really proud to see the commitment and work rate. We gave them a proper shock, you could see it in their faces and their hissy fits.
Loved it, Urrrrrrs!
I'm not necessarily sticking up for him but he might be under specific orders to be the one who plays it safe at the back. At any rate, he's far from the main problem at QPR.Fantastic spirit, grit and determination from the Team last night. I feared for the worst after 39 seconds but I was proved very wrong.
Just one point- Nedum Onuoha. Please pass the ball on front of players, not consistently behind, stopping any forward momentum.
Nearly always looks afraid of losing the ball, so inevitably passes back to Smithies or sideways.
Otherwise, I was really proud to see the commitment and work rate. We gave them a proper shock, you could see it in their faces and their hissy fits.
Loved it, Urrrrrrs!
I'm not necessarily sticking up for him but he might be under specific orders to be the one who plays it safe at the back. At any rate, he's far from the main problem at QPR.
Just goes to show how frustrating that burton result was after picking a good point last night, didn't notice perch too much last night & that means he had half decent game doing the simple things?
They all have their moments. Even Richard Dunne and Hill had theirs.Personally I'd be far more comfortable with Lynch and Hall at the back, though Lynch is far from ideal either.
They all have their moments. Even Richard Dunne and Hill had theirs.
I see an improvement in some areas however last night Ned seemed to be up to his old tricks. Still too many misplaced passes and wasted opportunities. Maybe we are just not as good as I thought?
He's not Kyle Walker but he's a solid Championship left-back. He was Brentford's captain IIRC and still only 23 which I think people forget or never knew.
Connor might not have hit the ground running but I don't think even the club thought he would, and was always seen as work in progress.... goals talk but his selfless 'sprinting' (mackie'est) to chase down their defenders in their half during the final minutes was inspirational and exactly the commitment we rs fans expect... we should repay him with a little respect and appreciation, well done connor son!