Match Day Thread QPR vs Peterborough United

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QPR vs Peterborough United
The Championship
Sunday 20th March at 12:30pm
The Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium

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Previous meetings;
Games won: 10
Games drawn: 9
Games lost: 9

Ones to remember;
31 Aug 1963 Queens Park Rangers v Peterborough United W 3-0 League Division Three
24 Aug 2002 Queens Park Rangers v Peterborough United W 2-0 League Division 2
14 Aug 2018 Queens Park Rangers v Peterborough United W 2-0 League Cup

Ones to forget;
19 Feb 1962 Peterborough United v Queens Park Rangers L 5-1 League Division Three
28 Nov 1964 Peterborough United v Queens Park Rangers L 6-1 League Division Three
23 Oct 2001 Peterborough United v Queens Park Rangers L 4-1 League Division 2

Players who have played for both;
David Seaman;
1982–1984 Peterborough United 91 (0)
1986–1990 Queens Park Rangers 141 (0)

Chris Plummer;
1994–2003 Queens Park Rangers 62 (2)
2004–2007 Peterborough United 50 (1)

Andre Boucaud;
Youth career;
2000–2001 Queens Park Rangers
Senior career
2003 → Peterborough United (loan) 6 (0)
2003 → Peterborough United (loan) 8 (1)

Conor Washington;
2014–2016 Peterborough United 82 (27)
2016–2018 Queens Park Rangers 92 (13)

Match Preview;
After a frustrating loss to Forest last night, lets swiftly move on to our next game, back at home this Sunday, against bottom of the table Peterborough. I only say it was frustrating last night, because as was commented on in the match day thread, as soon as were on the front foot we went negative, and let them back in. It seems that all too often we go a goal up, and then go defensive and let the opposition back in.

Surely Sunday offers the perfect opportunity to get back to winning ways. Peterborough missed out on a point last night, thanks to a 91st minute winner for Swansea. This means they have lost seven, and drawn three of their last ten games. Their last win was, rather worryingly, against us on February 5th, but that was in the FA Cup, which we all know doesn't count when it comes to QPR's form. Their last league win was a 2-1 defeat of Millwall on December 11th 2021. They sit bottom of the table, seven points from safety, having scored only 29 this year, and conceded 75. Their top scorer is Jonson Clarke-Harris with 7 goals.

As for us, after our loss against Forest, we are still in the playoffs, but only just. Another loss could see us drop to tenth place, but that said, a win and we could be up to fourth, so all is not lost. Our top scorer is still Lyndon Dykes with nine goals, but now both Chair and Gray are just behind him on eight goals. As previously stated, I'm hoping we see this as a chance to get a win and score a fair few as well...and move a step closer to securing a playoff place at seasons end.

Manager's comments and team news to go up asap, and as always...

...COME ON YOU SUPER HOOPSA!!!

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If we lose this one the season is well and truly over...

 

We so owe this lot a beating.

 

The season isn't over till May, and we'll have 8 games to play after Posh, plenty of time to get back into the play offs. We're not done until the fat lady's singing not enough games, no nookey here.

 

Kieran Westwood looks likely to be in goal........

https://www.westlondonsport.com/qpr...c&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=socialnetwork

 

Not played since last season. 37 years old.

Is there no one else?

 

You would like to hope there was:

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/spi...klasse=&wettbewerb_id=alle&seit=alle&yt0=Show

 

Does Murphy Mahoney even exist?!

 

And they report Willock won't be playing. He's having scan today. Warburton hopeful his injury not as serious as Marshall's but guess that scan will tell him.

 

At least he will not be tired!

 

Not sure putting my socks on these days wears me out

 

YES YES YES.

 

Whatever

 

Just wondering if any of us Need to take our boots out the box in the shed and give them a dust off and turn up at HQ

 

Wherever

 

Sky Sports red button game

 

Surely this is the proverbial 'must-win' game?

....considering the opponents that we still have left to face....and this being one of a few remaining home games.......against the bottom of the league....

ATTACK!! ATTACK!! ATTACK!!

Just go for it tomorrow. If we don't take all 3 points then we don't deserve a place in the play-offs anyway.

 

For some reason I thought that it was the live game, but I see that's Dundee v Rangers.

 

Looks like the kind of game that has all the ingredients that we tend to lose,bottom of the table struggling team etc..prove me wrong Rangers

 

After the results today, a win and we are well and truly back in the playoff mix. Really need a win.

Come on Rangers...let's hope they really go for a win from the off.