Match Day Thread QPR v Wolves

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THE live Sky Sports cameras are in town this weekend, as QPR welcome Wolverhampton Wanderers to Loftus Road for a lunchtime kick-off in the Sky Bet Championship.

Rangers head into the clash buoyed by a 3-0 win at Rotherham last weekend – a result that ended a difficult eight match winless run in all competitions for the Hoops.

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has supplemented his squad since that victory, with Conor Washington arriving from Peterborough United on a three-and-a-half year contract, for an undisclosed fee, earlier this week.

Wolves, meanwhile – despite a recent upsurge in results – have had a week to forget.

Winger Jordan Graham is expected to be out for at least nine months with torn knee ligaments sustained in Saturday’s home defeat to Cardiff City.

Graham, 20, required surgery after tearing the anterior cruciate and lateral collateral ligaments in his left knee when he fell awkwardly in Wolves’ 3-1 reversal to the Bluebirds.

That defeat came as a bolt from the blue, with Kenny Jackett’s side previously propelling themselves back into the race for the play-offs with four wins on the spin since Christmas.

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Possible Starting Xl

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Wolverhampton Wanderers – Likely line-up (4-2-3-1):

Ikeme;

Iorfa, Batth, Ebanks-Landell, Doherty;

McDonald, Coady;

an La Parra, Edwards, Henry;

Le Fondre.​


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MATCH ODDS

QPR win: 5/4
Draw: 23/10
Wolverhampton Wanderers win: 2/1

LAST TIME OUT

Wolverhampton Wanderers 2, QPR 3 – Championship – Wednesday 19th August 2015
Scorer: Wolves – Afobe, McDonald; QPR – Austin, Phillips (2)

HEAD TO HEAD

QPR wins: 14
Draws: 15
Wolverhampton Wanderers wins: 17

MATCH OFFICIALS

Referee: A Woolmer
Assistant Referees: J Busby & M Webb
Fourth Official: M Haywood

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And we bid farewell to Bianca Jade Austin ... Never to grace a match day thread ever again!

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Who could ever envisage watching the R's without Charlie?
( Stop sniggering at the back! )​
 
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I'm taking the missus and the only other game she's been to was that clusterfuck of a loss against Forest a few months ago. Based entirely on that, a 2-1 defeat.
 
Thank you 9''s. So you have our latest No 9 on the Bench then? Probably a good move to gee up the ones he could replace if they aren't sharp enough.
 
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QPR Oslo said:
Thank you 9''s. So you have our latest No 9 on the Bench then? Probably a good move to gee up the ones he could replace if they aren't sharp enough.
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The odd 20 mins here and there as a sub for the first few games Os, what do I know? I'm just guessing.
 
I hope Ale is back in the team. I'm sure our possession must average about 10% worse without him playing.

I reckon a sub appearance for Washington would be about right and there's no reason to drop Polter (or change the system until he's settled properly).
 
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Another thing I liked about Charlie was how loving he was to his wife and daughter..
And actually her to him too.

I always felt he was grateful and extremely happy with his lot, remembering his past times as as a brickie.. A breathe of fresh air compared to some of the players we have heard about...and a few we have the "pleasure" of owning.

I hope Charllie and Bianca remain very happy..

No onto the Rrrs
The win......the sensible activity in the market......and JFH stirring speech....and I haven't looked forward to going to a match so much in ages....

Feeling good and happy
Come on u Rrrrrrs
 
Fair play to Charlie for finding a slightly ropey looking bird and seeing the potential in her. He should become a scout.

It's too early for football especially after six hours in the pub. If Fer plays I'll probably throw up in Quite Possibly Raving's very nice P block season ticket seats.
 
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Hopefully we can build on last week's win and develop some momentum. We don't save our best performances for the cameras though.
 
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Fair play to Charlie for finding a slightly ropey looking bird and seeing the potential in her. He should become a scout.

It's too early for football especially after six hours in the pub. If Fer plays I'll probably throw up in Quite Possibly Raving's very nice P block season ticket seats.
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Fer is a shoe in under JFH I suspect.
 
qprbeth said:
Another thing I liked about Charlie was how loving he was to his wife and daughter..
And actually her to him too.

I always felt he was grateful and extremely happy with his lot, remembering his past times as as a brickie.. A breathe of fresh air compared to some of the players we have heard about...and a few we have the "pleasure" of owning.

I hope Charllie and Bianca remain very happy..

No onto the Rrrs
The win......the sensible activity in the market......and JFH stirring speech....and I haven't looked forward to going to a match so much in ages....

Feeling good and happy
Come on u Rrrrrrs
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His father owned the brickyard Beth.
 
Stop bringIng down my upbeat sunny, all is wonderful mood Stan......It has only 90 minutes left to run... Before my head is back in my hands and I am chewing on my nails...
 
qprbeth said:
Another thing I liked about Charlie was how loving he was to his wife and daughter..
And actually her to him too.

I always felt he was grateful and extremely happy with his lot, remembering his past times as as a brickie.. A breathe of fresh air compared to some of the players we have heard about...and a few we have the "pleasure" of owning.

I hope Charllie and Bianca remain very happy..

No onto the Rrrs
The win......the sensible activity in the market......and JFH stirring speech....and I haven't looked forward to going to a match so much in ages....

Feeling good and happy
Come on u Rrrrrrs
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You old softie, Vern.
 
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Together warming up Polter is very big...Connor is small and fast ....they look good together
 
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