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Rangerw9

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anyone know of any updates on the injured ?
Rangel
Cameron
Hemed

Also do we know when mass is back .

Add these four back in the mix and who Knows !
 
I am not sure we have been given return dates for any of the first three.
Rangel had an op...other two more nebulous. But none is training

Aus lost to Jordan in first match...two more matches in group....
 
If Wells stays fit I prefer Oteh as the option off the bench to Hemed.

Really like Rangel but prefer the defence with some pace in Furlong. Would like to see Bidwell-Leistner-Furlong-Rangel/Kakay as the first choice defence to give Furlong a proper run at centre-half where he’s looked nothing but very capable.
 
West WindsR said:
If Wells stays fit I prefer Oteh as the option off the bench to Hemed.

Really like Rangel but prefer the defence with some pace in Furlong. Would like to see Bidwell-Leistner-Furlong-Rangel/Kakay as the first choice defence to give Furlong a proper run at centre-half where he’s looked nothing but very capable.
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Yes, I was pleasantly surprised by Oteh on Sunday. He looked much stronger than when I last saw him and gave the Leeds CBs a lot of problems. Not as good as Wells, of course, but more of a like-for-like replacement than Hemed and fits the set-up better. Also agree that Furlong will probably wind up as a CB, but I think we need him at RB for now.
 
Hemed resumes light training with QPR
By West London Sport 14/01/2019



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Tomer Hemed has resumed light training with QPR following a recent hernia operation.

The striker has been troubled by the injury since arriving on a season-long loan from Brighton, whose medical staff assessed him last week ahead of his scheduled return to training with Rangers.

Hemed, 31, had made 14 appearances for the R’s this term, scoring three goals.

He has not featured since the 3-2 defeat at home to Hull at the start of last month.

Meanwhile, QPR are expecting an update soon on how long Geoff Cameron is likely to remain sidelined for.

Cameron, on loan from Stoke, suffered ankle ligament damage during the defeat at Leeds on 8 December.
 
Update today Rangel and Cameron in gym
Hemed in light training on pitch

All expected back in February...

Luongo and the Aussies were within a few minutes of going out...but Rodic got a 94th minute winner so Aussies go through to last 16!

So it looks as though if we can get through January in good shape...we might have a full squad for the run in
 
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