Friendly Stream for ROT WEIß ERFURT on 22nd July

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rangercol said:
How did Granero play?
Where's Rio?
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granero steady nothing bad nothing outstanding
Rio on bench talking to Arry, wasn't ready

Traore ok, SWP embarrassingly bad...all the rest steady.
Ok performance for first outing. N-oone really tried but no one had to
 
qprbeth said:
granero steady nothing bad nothing outstanding
Rio on bench talking to Arry, wasn't ready

Traore ok, SWP embarrassingly bad...all the rest steady.
Ok performance for first outing. N-oone really tried but no one had to
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Cheers Beth.
 
I thought Traore looked the liveliest player for us, lots of decent runs, attacking and tracking back. Looked like he wanted to get himself in the frame for that left wingback position.
 
I was trying to do several things at the same time yesterday evening, all of them inefficiently naturally, so the game didn't get my full attention. Every time I glanced at it in the second half Frankie Sutherland seemed to be attempting some kind of Hollywood long pass, all of them failed. Was he any good?
 
I was at the match with about 50 QPR supporters. Saw Ferdinand warming up but it looked like he was going to puke at the end. It was very warm in the stadium, if you can call it a stadium, so the match was always going to be a bit sluggish. Fenced off from other areas and the pitch. Loads of police and security for some reason.
The game was very slow and QPR could have lost by about 5 goals. Met a few of the players at end. The first to come over was Clint Hill who encouraged the other players to sign a few autographs.
All in all not the best of games but lets hope the team are up for it this season.
You rrrrrrrrrrrrr's
 
Swords Hoopster. said:
Tell me, Ulrika-ka-ka-ka, did you and your fellow merrymakers indulge in the consumption of vast amounts of alcohol in the hours leading up to that match on Tuesday night?
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Thats sterotyping....ism!!!!!!!

Also swordsie are you joining us at costa del tallaght saturday week?
 
Tramore Ranger said:
Thats sterotyping....ism!!!!!!!

Also swordsie are you joining us at costa del tallaght saturday week?
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Wish I was joining you all! Go on Swords, make it a date?

Re: Ulrika-ka-ka-ka - Swords, Yes, he lives in Sweden - Why do you always take the piss out of peoples's names or locales?

QPR coming to Tallaght

NEWLY-promoted English Premier League side, QPR will come to Tallaght Stadium to take on Shamrock Ravers as part of their build-up for their new season in the top flight.

Harry Redknapp's side will lock horns with the Hoops on Saturday, August 2 with kick off at 3pm.

The match will see the QPR boss return to Tallaght for the first time since he led Tottenham Hotspur to a comfortable victory there when they met Rovers in the Europa League group stages at the close of 2011.

The game will be made all the more special by the prospect of Tallaght man Richard Dunne lining out for QPR.

http://www.echo.ie/p_66/Sport_Article/a_1675/QPR_coming_to_Tallaght
 
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