please log in to view this image Derby County vs QPR The Championship Saturday 5th October 2024 - 15:00 Pride Park Stadium please log in to view this image How to get there; Drive : 2 hours 52 minutes (127 miles) via M1 Train : 2 hours 47 minutes via tube to St Pancras International, then mainline to Derby, then a 0.9 mile walk. Bike : 13 hr 22 min (153 miles) via National Cycle Rte 6 Previous meetings; Games won: 20 Games drawn: 20 Games lost: 23 Ones to remember; 07 Feb 1970 Queens Park Rangers v Derby County W 1-0 FA Cup 23 Aug 1975 Derby County v Queens Park Rangers W 1-5 League Division One 04 Sep 1982 Queens Park Rangers v Derby County W 4-1 League Division Two 24 Oct 2009 Derby County v Queens Park Rangers W 2-4 League Championship 24 May 2014 Derby County v Queens Park Rangers W 0-1 League Championship Play-Offs Ones to forget; 06 Mar 1948 Derby County v Queens Park Rangers L 5-0 FA Cup 17 Feb 1968 Derby County v Queens Park Rangers L 4-0 League Division Two 09 Nov 1974 Derby County v Queens Park Rangers L 5-2 League Division One Players who have played for both; Don Masson; 1974–1977 Queens Park Rangers 116 (18) 1977–1978 Derby County 23 (1) Leighton James; 1975–1977 Derby County 68 (15) 1977–1978 Queens Park Rangers 28 (4) Paul Goddard; 1977–1980 Queens Park Rangers 70 (23) 1988–1989 Derby County 49 (15) Gordon Hill; 1978–1979 Derby County 24 (5) 1979–1981 Queens Park Rangers 14 (1) Dave Webb; 1974–1977 Queens Park Rangers 116 (7) 1978–1980 Derby County 26 (1) Steve Wicks; 1978–1979 Derby County 24 (0) 1979–1981 Queens Park Rangers 73 (0) 1981–1986 Queens Park Rangers 116 (6) Gary Micklewhite; 1979–1985 Queens Park Rangers 97 (11) 1985–1993 Derby County 240 (31) John Gregory; 1981–1985 Queens Park Rangers 161 (36) 1985–1988 Derby County 103 (22) Danny Dichio; 1993–1997 Queens Park Rangers 75 (20) 2003 → Derby County (loan) 6 (1) Mikkel Beck; 1999–2000 Derby County 18 (2) 1999 → Nottingham Forest (loan) 5 (1) 2000 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 11 (4) Dean Sturridge; 1991–2001 Derby County 190 (53) 2005–2006 Queens Park Rangers 11 (0) Warren Barton; 2002–2003 Derby County 54 (0) 2003–2004 Queens Park Rangers 3 (0) Dexter Blackstock; 2005 → Derby County (loan) 9 (3) 2006–2009 Queens Park Rangers 109 (30) Paul Peschisolido; 2000 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 5 (1) 2004–2007 Derby County[A] 91 (20) Adam Bolder; 2000–2007 Derby County 166 (11) 2007–2009 Queens Park Rangers 40 (2) Lee Camp; 2002–2007 Derby County 89 (0) 2004 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 12 (0) 2007 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 11 (0) 2007–2009 Queens Park Rangers 50 (0) Bob Malcolm; 2006–2008 Derby County 10 (0) 2007–2008 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 11 (0) Rob Hulse; 2008–2010 Derby County 82 (28) 2010–2013 Queens Park Rangers 23 (2) Ravel Morrison; 2014 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 15 (6 2021-2023 Derby County 36 (4) Managed both; Jim Smith; 1985–1988 Queens Park Rangers 1995–2001 Derby County Steve Mclaren; 2013–2015 Derby County 2016–2017 Derby County 2018–2019 Queens Park Rangers Match Preview; This is our first meeting against Derby since April 2022 due to their relegation in 2022. They finished 7th in their first season in League One, and then won promotion last season with a 2nd place finish. Their top scorer last year was James Collins, with 19 goals in all competitions...but he is yet to score in four games so far this season. They have lost five and won three so far this season, so sit in 13th place, with 9 points. They have lost their last three, and haven't won since beating Cardiff 1-0 on September 14th. As for us, last night looked so promising until they scored...which has been so typical of this season so far. As soon as they scored, it looked like the game was gone. With one win in eight games, we sit two places and two points outside the relegation zone. Not promising. As has been discussed on other threads, Celar just hasn't clicked yet, and in a full 45 minutes last night really didn't offer much at all. Others can, and I hope you will, say below if you agree or disagree with me, but I feel either Frey or Celar upfront with others in support doesn't work. Those who should be pushing forward end up being pinned back and spend too much time just in front of the back four, and we invite pressure. Playing two up front would surely put us on the front foot, and give us more options when the ball gets into the opposition's final third. Team news and manager comments to go up when on the official, enjoy if you are making the trip, and as always... ...COME ON YOU SUPER HOOPSA!!!
Cheers Dave. If you're in a rut You gotta get out of it, out of it, out of it, out of it, out of it You're in a rut You gotta get out of it, out of it, out of it Out of it With apologies to The Ruts.
It is only that the sheer euphoria of 2014 still hasn't worn off. Quite sad really. I almost added a video of Bobby's winner, but stopped myself as it was over ten years ago. Sad we don't have much to cheer about since then.
Another one to remember...... FA Cup tie in 1970 at HQ.... we were 2nd division and they 1st division.....played on a mud heap and Dave Mackay kicked Rodney black and blue..... still we had the last laugh as Mackay scored an own goal for our 1-0 win......
