Match Day Thread Bristol City v QPR

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Liked the interview and best bit for me.........'even when we went 3-0 I didn't enjoy it'. Showed him honest and humble yet very professional.
I'm racing tomorrow so unable to comment much after the game.
Expecting, and LM said as much, it will be totally different press employed tomorrow than that of the Southampton game.
QPR may well play the same way Millwall did against us a few weeks back. Confident LM will learn and adapt as he did from Leeds to the Southampton game.
He makes so much sense, from tactics to dealing with player expectations.
I wonder/worry (because I'm a City fan) that it's that simple.
It can't be !

Or have we found an English Pep ? <cheers>
 
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Redprintt said:
Liked the interview and best bit for me.........'even when we went 3-0 I didn't enjoy it'. Showed him honest and humble yet very professional.
I'm racing tomorrow so unable to comment much after the game.
Expecting, and LM said as much, it will be totally different press employed tomorrow than that of the Southampton game.
QPR may well play the same way Millwall did against us a few weeks back. Confident LM will learn and adapt as he did from Leeds to the Southampton game.
He makes so much sense, from tactics to dealing with player expectations.
I wonder/worry (because I'm a City fan) that it's that simple.
It can't be !

Or have we found an English Pep ? <cheers>
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At last...... we are both in agreement........LM is a good un...........I have a feeling in my water, if we don't make the playoffs this season, if given the funds, next season will be very exciting.....must hang on to the good players we have too!
 
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Bristol City predicted team vs QPR: Ross McCrorie, Scott Twine and Nahki Wells battle for starts
Bristol City host relegation-threatened QPR at Ashton Gate in the Championship
https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/bristol-city-predicted-team-qpr-9106683
Bristol City (4-2-3-1): Max O’Leary; Ross McCrorie, Zak Vyner, Rob Dickie, Haydon Roberts; Joe Williams, Taylor Gardner-Hickman; Sam Bell, Jason Knight, Anis Mehmeti; Nahki Wells
 
We need to get a win today really, but minimum a draw.

QPR are likely to sit in which means we’ll have to break them down which isn’t our strong point. If we can get a goal early on to force them out a bit I think we’ll win fairly comfortably, that’s a big if though as we often struggle to break down teams that sit in. It’s where Twine and players like Mahmeti need to step up to the plate.

Personally not getting too carried away, the next couple of games will determine our season, if we do well who knows, anything less the season will peter out to a mid table finish.
 
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