Match Day Thread Middlesbrough vs QPR
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Watford beat us well and proper first game, we’re now above them in league table I’ll say it now……………….
We will finish top 10
We will finish top 10
Thought he did a cracking job. Maybe it's the way fo
It looked liked he was told not to make crazy runs every time we had the ball to preserve his energy, unfortunately that meant we didn't know whether or not to play it over the top. His pace got him through on the right a few times but no one could get up with him, so had to hold it up(which he did really well), and lay it off. At times he walked around whilst being offside which was weird considering previous commitment. If Dykes was fit and we play both, we definitely see a different Sinclair, as he can be more a "free spirit ". Overall a solid 7 today
He did well, some good, strong forward runs. Had one or two chances when he might have scored if he'd have ran into the six yard box expecting a cross. He's gradually getting better and he'll learn to get on the end of crosses and smash the goals in before long.
Agree with that Dave, he's not an natural NO.9, he will keep learning though!
The calendar strikes again. Following last month's unlikely Armstrong and Paal combo now we correctly have Dozzell and let's just say Johansen's replacement, the Ginger Messi (use your imagination)...
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Well done lads. Keep it going
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But if Dykes starts for Scotland next week and gets injured I’m going to be absolutely fuming.
Good to hear. Just want him and Dykes to start more games together. I’m convinced they can become a great partnership.
But if Dykes starts for Scotland next week and gets injured I’m going to be absolutely fuming.
I thought Broad was far and away the best one they had on there, they should get him on there again. Also, Forest lost that game, so he should do every game they play !
We shouldn't release him to play, end of. This has happened so many times in the past and he always comes back worse off than when he left. If he isn't fit enough to play for us, then he's not fir enough to play for them, end of !
What a delightful way to switch on a phone and read this…
Well played lads, will look forward to the extended highlights… just landed in HK and 2 hour wait for Melbourne flight. happy days
From Kollis Dad.
A Day to Remember!
Hey there, fellow R's supporters! I couldn't wait to share this incredible moment with you all. Today, Queens Park Rangers played their hearts out in an away game that left us all bursting with pride and joy.
From the first whistle, you could feel the passion in the air. Our boys, led by the fearless Gareth Ainsworth, left no stone unturned in their quest for victory. It was more than just a game; it was a showcase of their unwavering commitment to the QPR badge.
Through the ups and downs since the start of the season, we've remained steadfast in our support. We've weathered disappointments and close calls, but today, it all came together. The scoreboard bore witness to our determination, with a well-deserved victory in our hands.
As a devoted QPR supporter and a proud father of the youngest QPR players Rayan kolli I couldn't be happier or prouder. Our team has shown the world that they are not a relegation team, but a Premier League team in the making. Today was a reminder that setbacks can fuel greatness, and our boys are destined for glory.
This achievement is not just about the three points; it's about the spirit and heart that define our beloved QPR. It's about the bond between the players, the fans, and the club.
Let's savor this moment, relish this victory, and carry this momentum forward. With dedication and determination, the sky is the limit. Come on you R's!
A Day to Remember! Hey there, fellow R's supporters! I couldn't wait to share this incredible moment with you all. Today, Queens Park Rangers played their hearts out in an away game that left us all bursting with pride and joy.
From the first whistle, you could feel the passion in the air. Our boys, led by the fearless Gareth Ainsworth, left no stone unturned in their quest for victory. It was more than just a game; it was a showcase of their unwavering commitment to the QPR badge.
Through the ups and downs since the start of the season, we've remained steadfast in our support. We've weathered disappointments and close calls, but today, it all came together. The scoreboard bore witness to our determination, with a well-deserved victory in our hands.
As a devoted QPR supporter and a proud father of the youngest QPR players Rayan kolli I couldn't be happier or prouder. Our team has shown the world that they are not a relegation team, but a Premier League team in the making. Today was a reminder that setbacks can fuel greatness, and our boys are destined for glory.
This achievement is not just about the three points; it's about the spirit and heart that define our beloved QPR. It's about the bond between the players, the fans, and the club.
Let's savor this moment, relish this victory, and carry this momentum forward. With dedication and determination, the sky is the limit. Come on you R's!