Match Day Thread QPR vs Bournemouth

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Well, we are doing alright at the moment. Some players who get stick week in week out have started to have some important contributions of late. We are playing more as a team I think. Hopefully the Yorkshireman who is at crapdiff gets the manager of the month for Feb. I can't say I will open a cider now as I have been on it since way before kick off. ENJOY.
 
Judging by Kane's celebration, he's been reading some of the criticism.
Fair play to him, as he never stops trying and is reaping the rewards of effort and belief.

Johansen looks a great signing to me which is surprising given Oslo's slating of him when he arrived. Looks a proper player to me.

What a run we're on. It really may be time to start looking up the table now, especially with our games in hand.

Well done Warbs and all the players. Lovely jubbly.

Dont remember slating him. I saw him playing for Norway last year when he was well off the pace and got subbed at half time. Have an idea he wasn't fully match fit for that game, and in any case it's a much higher level, faster, than the Championship. Otherwise I knew little about him other than he'd been a useful player earlier in his career in the Championship, and for Norway, but wasnt getting games for Fulham in the PL, and maybe past his best. He'll be well happy he's getting games again now, scoring today, and may get more games for Norway who have a new Manager if he keeps this up. He's still Captain I believe of the National team, and will want to impress the new boss there. Like WBA with Austin, I hope Fulham manage to stay up, so we have a better chance of keeping both for next season, though that's not looking very likely.
 
A brilliant win. Well done to the R’s!

We are now truly mid-table. 10 points from both the play-offs and the relegation zone.

Plus, we are in a great run with games in hand.

We must now continue to play each game one at a time and see what will be the results.

It is is a time to enjoy the football and have a good time!

COYR’s!
 
Dont remember slating him. I saw him playing for Norway last year when he was well off the pace and got subbed at half time. Have an idea he wasn't fully match fit for that game, and in any case it's a much higher level, faster, than the Championship. Otherwise I knew little about him other than he'd been a useful player earlier in his career in the Championship, and for Norway, but wasnt getting games for Fulham in the PL, and maybe past his best. He'll be well happy he's getting games again now, scoring today, and may get more games for Norway who have a new Manager if he keeps this up. He's still Captain I believe of the National team, and will want to impress the new boss there. Like WBA with Austin, I hope Fulham manage to stay up, so we have a better chance of keeping both for next season, though that's not looking very likely.

It wasn't meant to be a dig.
You seemed less than impressed when he joined, but hey, I don't rate Kane!! :emoticon-0102-bigsm
 
Rob Dickie looks the best signing we’ve made in a long time. He’ll be in the Prem in the near future.

What a win, what a week for the club. Todd Kane is becoming my cult hero for this team, yes he’s limited and can frustrate, but that lad gives his all every game and chuffed for him to get the winner today.
We seem to get players like that. One in a long line of unpopular pros who somehow keep going and turn things around in spite of constant barracking by the fan base. Remember the vitriolic abuse that Paul Furlong suffered? My personal favourite was Terry Mancini who was pretty useless for most of his career before Gordon ago signed him. The fans knew he was and kept telling him.. A man who knew he had two left feet so resorted to using his bald pate rising above his flowing locks whenever the ball was more than 3 inches above the playing surface. I was there right behind him when he sored his first goal in our promotion season to the First Division ith his head of course. And he repeated the feat two weeks later. 'Henry,Henry' we chanted. Because we all knew that his real skill was in writing he theme tune to the Pink Panther cartoons.

Next season he was a regular starter in Division 1 and then somehow we managed to persuade Arsenal that he was just what they needed to bolster their defence .