Match Day Thread Bristol City vs QPR

Told you, nothing from the Turk, he must be fine

 

Let’s hope City haven’t been practising corners

 

3 at the back? & only one wing back, strange set up unless Dunne at RB

 

Can’t figure out the likely formation.

 

Expect nothing but a defeat., this lot smashed Southampton last week. We willbe lucky gto keep it under 3-0

 

Wtf formation is that going to be?

 

Dunne at right back?
Cannon was terrible against Stoke, but blimey!

4-3-3 as usual I suspect.
Dunne at right back.
Field and Hayden in midfield, with either Chair or Andersen at 10.

 

3.5 hours to see Jimmy Dunne at full-back. Just play Kakay.

 

Hayden has played RB before also.

 

Dunne at right-back sounds like a disaster waiting to happen

 

I once saw Zesh Rehman have the game of his life at rb at Southampton. Miracles happen.

 

Pleased to see Anderson starting.

This is QPR. We always lose when we should win, and win when we have no right to.

 

4231 I imagine.

 

Anyone in the US know what channel the game is shown on?

 

After the Stoke game where Cannon, Smyth and Armstrong (and Chair) were the stand out poorest (in a all round performance) changes were inevitable.

 

It would be so QPR to go and win with that line up......

Cmon Rangers........almost 3000 fans behind you in the ground, make them and us proud....

 

I'll agree with the "We always lose when we should win" not sure about the rest of it

 

Stream at kick off....

http://www.fawanews.com/Bristol City vs Queens Park Rangers.html

Courtesy of Bristol City TV, so their commentators......

 

Beeb text...

QPR travel to Bristol City looking for an opportunity to keep their relatively good recent run of form alive.

Despite being in 22nd in the Championship, they have been playing well of late with two wins, a pair of draws and one loss from their past five league outings.

Marti Cifuentes' men are four points from safety, with their midweek defeat by fellow strugglers Stoke a rare blip to their recent form.

Bristol City pulled off an incredible 3-1 win over second-placed Southampton in midweek, with Liam Manning's side hungry to kick-on as they sit only four points outside the play-off places.