Just woke to see the score.
Great result, love it!
Well played team.
Up to 11th and above Stoke, even better.
Great result, love it!
Well played team.
Up to 11th and above Stoke, even better.
I am eating a large slice of humble pie and may have to go back for seconds. 999's, I was the idiot who suggested that Rhodes could have been a good signing for us in Jan, however I did not think for one minute we would get Charlie back. Rhodes has usually done well against us which was the thought process behind the suggestion. Also, I predicted the Superhoops getting beated 3 -1 at home, after our poor performance against Forest last week.
Well, you all now know I know nothing about the beautiful game.....although I have been saying we have a player in Dykes and just needed time..
I think I may yet have a second slice of pie...but will wash it down with a beer - a celebratory beer or two.
Enjoy the weekend.
The idiot I was referring to was me Ninj. I'm glad to have you as company though.![]()
Yes 999’sAm I right in saying that Dykes two goals were his firsts from open play at the KPFS? One at each end if so, nice.
Defensively we looked all over the place for their goal, and pretty chaotic at times today. De Wijs has done well but the back 3 look more organised as a unit when Cameron plays in the middle back there to me.
Not to worry. We all get swept along and say some howlers on here. Perhaps it's a time for a 'confessional box' thread where we can all repent of the times when we've lost faith in the team, the manager or individual players often to regain it over the length of the matchday thread. At times, when we win unexpectedly, well or from a bad start it is amusing to watch how posters' moods change. At others you can see exactly why the owners only care about the next result or two. Lyndon Dykes is a classic example. "Very promising/intelligent" "hard worker" "puts in a shift" "a real find" to "what a waste of money/space" "couldn't hit a barn door" "my drunken granny could have scored that" "why won't W drop him?" "Can we send him back, get a refund and buy a real striker instead?"I am eating a large slice of humble pie and may have to go back for seconds. 999's, I was the idiot who suggested that Rhodes could have been a good signing for us in Jan, however I did not think for one minute we would get Charlie back. Rhodes has usually done well against us which was the thought process behind the suggestion. Also, I predicted the Superhoops getting beated 3 -1 at home, after our poor performance against Forest last week.
Well, you all now know I know nothing about the beautiful game.....although I have been saying we have a player in Dykes and just needed time..
I think I may yet have a second slice of pie...but will wash it down with a beer - a celebratory beer or two.
Enjoy the weekend.
Not to worry. We all get swept along and say some howlers on here. Perhaps it's a time for a 'confessional box' thread where we can all repent of the times when we've lost faith in the team, the manager or individual players often to regain it over the length of the matchday thread. At times, when we win unexpectedly, well or from a bad start it is amusing to watch how posters' moods change. At others you can see exactly why the owners only care about the next result or two. Lyndon Dykes is a classic example. "Very promising/intelligent" "hard worker" "puts in a shift" "a real find" to "what a waste of money/space" "couldn't hit a barn door" "my drunken granny could have scored that" "why won't W drop him?" "Can we send him back, get a refund and buy a real striker instead?"
I apologize but my big sin, was getting my facts wrong...and had forgotten our "on sky" win against Watford....so we are now 2 from 2.Not to worry. We all get swept along and say some howlers on here. Perhaps it's a time for a 'confessional box' thread where we can all repent of the times when we've lost faith in the team, the manager or individual players often to regain it over the length of the matchday thread. At times, when we win unexpectedly, well or from a bad start it is amusing to watch how posters' moods change. At others you can see exactly why the owners only care about the next result or two. Lyndon Dykes is a classic example. "Very promising/intelligent" "hard worker" "puts in a shift" "a real find" to "what a waste of money/space" "couldn't hit a barn door" "my drunken granny could have scored that" "why won't W drop him?" "Can we send him back, get a refund and buy a real striker instead?"
And just to confirm we all dread the Sky cameras because we all know what will happen. No. No. No. Beth will now take a vow of silence as her sin is almost as great as those anti vaxxers who jump on the handful of clots from the 20 million or so vaccinations with AZ to justify their refusal to take it.
In all fairness Stroller I was critical of Dykes because we paid good money for him and has been crap for most of his time and not scoring goals. He has been better of late and like all QPR fans we want him to get better. All fans have made comments about various players and have been wrong.There are certainly one or two who should be eating their words about Dykes.
It’s a tough league and everyone wants instant results, from the team and new players. It takes time to adapt - more so for some than others.In all fairness Stroller I was critical of Dykes because we paid good money for him and has been crap for most of his time and not scoring goals. He has been better of late and like all QPR fans we want him to get better. All fans have made comments about various players and have been wrong.
Exactly. The new pre-Sky match mantra.. We will win. Next season? Perhaps a new one. We we won't be millionaires but we will win more than one Cup game. r Have I have overstepped my ration of positivity and need to return to the real world?I apologize but my big sin, was getting my facts wrong...and had forgotten our "on sky" win against Watford....so we are now 2 from 2.
I love us playing on Sky now.
****in hell that's some statement Oslo. This team is actually looking like a team without Cameron. De Wijs, despite his lack of match time looks ten times the player. Johansen didn't have his most effective game today but luckily Willock did. Another player who can find pockets of space and really holds the ball up for those vital seconds, enabling Roberto Wallace and Co to push up. It's great to see 4 goals fly in. It's great to see Dykes bagging, his work rate deserves some rewards. I agree with Col, I would love to see a new right wing back come in. Signing Field would be one of my biggest priorities for next season. A steady, young player who will only get better. I honestly can only see De Wijs signing as the other loans will get offered better deals elsewhere, even at their parent clubs should they go down.Defensively we looked all over the place for their goal, and pretty chaotic at times today. De Wijs has done well but the back 3 look more organised as a unit when Cameron plays in the middle back there to me.
I think though if we had stats showing the number of goals conceded since we changed to a back 3 around last December, with Cameron in that 3, and the games he wasnt, they'd show we conceded fewer goals with Cameron in there, than when he was out. I couldn't find that information easily, so I don't know for sure. Just think we look better organised when he plays getting the line straight, moving together, getting the set up right etc.Jordy de Wijs has made five appearances for QPR. 4 wins and one draw. Unbeaten. Would be a good signing if he can stay fit and a good age at 26.
Thinking back to yesterday's game, our defensive shape was dodgy as **** in a number of moments. We need to sort that out before next game.
I feel like our wingbacks over committed quite a few times yesterday and were caught out, more so on Kakay's side. We'd have been punished against a team that had their game in order.
I know this will be an unpopular opinion, considering how much people like De Wijs (I like him too), but I actually really like Cameron in the middle of the back three. He is really experienced and intelligent. Barbet has been off the boil recently, and so maybe De Wijs could take his slot.
However, it's good what we have a couple of backup players for a change. Masterson didn't go out on loan, right?
Thinking back to yesterday's game, our defensive shape was dodgy as **** in a number of moments. We need to sort that out before next game.
I feel like our wingbacks over committed quite a few times yesterday and were caught out, more so on Kakay's side. We'd have been punished against a team that had their game in order.
I know this will be an unpopular opinion, considering how much people like De Wijs (I like him too), but I actually really like Cameron in the middle of the back three. He is really experienced and intelligent. Barbet has been off the boil recently, and so maybe De Wijs could take his slot.
However, it's good what we have a couple of backup players for a change. Masterson didn't go out on loan, right?
Masterson is on loan at Swindon Town.
Bizarre that you like Cameron, I think he is slow, awkward and clumsy. Gives the ball away far too often in deep defensive positions and regularly loses his man. He is however brilliant at deflecting the blame on everyone around him.
All about opinions I guess
Agree with most of that, except about Barbet who continues to offset his occasional lapses in defense with great passes like the 1st one for Dykes yesterday. Masterson went on loan, to Swindon I think it was, but got injured and still is I believe.