please log in to view this image Bristol City vs QPR The Championship Saturday 4th October at 3pm Asthon Gate please log in to view this image How to get there; Drive : Approx 2 hours 30 minutes - 3 hours along the M4 Train : 2 hours 44 minutes on the tube to Paddington then Great Western Rail to Bristol then two buses. Bike : 11 hours 30 minutes, 133 miles on the A30. Previous history vs Bristol City; Games won: 38 Games drawn: 28 Games lost: 35 Ones to remember; 26 Dec 1936 Queens Park Rangers v Bristol City W 5-0 Division Three (South) 27 Sep 1980 Queens Park Rangers v Bristol City W 4-0 League Division Two Ones to forget; 11 Apr 1925 Bristol City v Queens Park Rangers L 5-0 Division Three (South) 20 Apr 1935 Bristol City v Queens Park Rangers L 5-1 Division Three (South) Players who have played for both; Leroy Rosenoir; 1985–1987 Queens Park Rangers 38 (8) 1992–1994 Bristol City 51 (12) Gregory Goodridge; 1995–1996 Queens Park Rangers 7 (1) 1996–2001 Bristol City 120 (14) Aaron Brown; 1998–2004 Bristol City 160 (12) 2004–2006 Queens Park Rangers 3 (0) Tommy Doherty; 1996–2005 Bristol City 189 (7) 2005–2008 Queens Park Rangers 15 (0) Tony Thorpe; 1998–2002 Bristol City 128 (51) 2003–2005 Queens Park Rangers 41 (10) Matt Hill; 1998–2005 Bristol City 203 (6) 2010 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 16 (0) Damien Stewart; 2006–2010 Queens Park Rangers 168 (13) 2010–2012 Bristol City 24 (1) Bradley Orr; 2004–2010 Bristol City 229 (12) 2010–2012 Queens Park Rangers 39 (1) Steven Caulker; 2010–2011 → Bristol City (loan) 29 (2) 2014–2017 Queens Park Rangers 50 (3) Albert Adomah; 2010–2013 Bristol City 131 (17) 2020–2024 Queens Park Rangers 121 (6) Danny Simpson; 2013–2014 - Queens Park Rangers 37 (0) 2021 - present - Bristol City 4 (0) Gary O'Neil; 2013–2014 - Queens Park Rangers 29 (1) 2016–2018 Bristol City 33 (1) Luke Freeman; 2014–2017 Bristol City 105 (10) 2017–2019 Queens Park Rangers 104 (14) Ben Gladwin; 2015–2017 Queens Park Rangers 14 (0) 2016 → Bristol City (loan) 1 (0) Nahki Wells; 2018–2019 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 40 (7) 2019–2020 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 26 (13) 2020 – Bristol City 151 (31) Chris Martin; 2020–2023 Bristol City 88 (15) 2023 Queens Park Rangers 16 (4) Rob Dickie; 2020–2023 - Queens Park Rangers119(6) 2023 – Bristol City 77 (7) Sinclair Armstrong; 2020–2024 Queens Park Rangers 61 (3) 2024– Bristol City 37 (3) Match Preview; So, just about got over the frustration/boredom of the games last night, and sat down to get this up. I think Beth summed up last night perfectly on the match day thread when she wrote; That draw means we've now drawn our last two, after winning three in a row...so have to bare in mind, 11 points from five games isn't a bad return at all. It'll be interesting to see how Stefan arranges the team on Saturday, as I didn't notice Frey and Kone link up that well last night. When I saw the line up, I expected a 'big man' 'little man' set up, with Kone running off Frey's knock ons...but in practice it didn't work that way at all, and lots of our attacks ended up being forced towards the touchline and corners. I'd like to see them both start up front together, so they can play off each other. I'm no football tactician, so I'm sure others will have much better insights than mine...discuss. As for Bristol City, they've had a promising start to the season, and sit 5th in the table. They had a disappointing September, winning one game, then losing at home to Oxford, then drawing with Preston and Ipswich. Their top scorer is Anis Mehmeti, with 4 goals, followed by Emil Riis Jakobsen and Scott Twine who both have 3. Disappointingly, Sinclair Armstrong has had one start this year, and after scoring 3 in 38 appearances last year, seems to have fallen down the pecking order. Rob Dickie also hasn't made a start this season, having played 36 games last year...is he injured? Their manager is Austrian Gerhard Struber, who joined them in June after their previous manager, Liam Manning, left them to take over at Norwich. Struber had the summer to build his squad, and signed a total of six players, including striker Emil Riis from Preston, defensive midfielder Adam Randell from Plymouth, and former R's keeper Joe Lumley from Southampton. It seems the have gelled well as a squad and look to be mounting a serious playoff challenge given the season so far. Team news and manager comments to go up when/if on the official, enjoy if you are making the journey, and as always... ...COME ON YOU SUPER HOOPSA!!!
