FIRED-UP ADEL TAARABT SAYS QPR WILL STUN GUNNERS ABOVE: QPR's Adel Taarabt in action against Everton Arsenal will be a tough game, but we played some good stuff against Everton and we are *going there to win Adel Taarabt 23rd October 2012 By Paul Brown ADEL TAARABT plans to end rock-bottom QPRâs winless streak â by piling on the agony for *Arsenal. Rangers missed the chance to get their first win of the season when they drew 1-1 at home against Everton on Sunday. They were playing against 10 men for half an hour after Steven Pienaar was sent off. However, they could not make it count. But winger Taarabt claims the signs are good ahead of Saturdayâs trip to face Arsene Wengerâs side and backs Rangers to hand *Arsenal back-to-back defeats after they lost at Norwich. The Morocco international said: âArsenal will be a tough game, but we played some good stuff against Everton and we are *going there to win. âWe have to keep going and with a little bit of luck, weâll start to win games. âWhen Everton went down to 10 men, *after the red card, we thought that was *going to help us, but they dropped back and defended and it was very hard for us. âAt the moment we donât have the points to show for it, but Iâm sure they will soon come â hopefully starting at Arsenal.â One major plus point for Rangers was the form of Junior Hoilett, who scored his first league goal for the club and looked a *menace throughout. Taarabt feels there is a lot more to come from the former *Blackburn star, who played in a new position against the Toffees. He said: âIt was good to play with Junior Hoilett, who was excellent. âFor 70 minutes he played behind the striker before we changed it. âWe should have won it in the last 20 minutes when they went down to 10 men. âSometimes we went forward too quickly when we could have kept the ball and played the right pass. âBut because we *wanted to win we went forward too quickly and lost our concentration a little bit.â
