TROY Hewitt says he is determined to remind Neil Warnock just why he signed him when he returns to Harrow Borough tonight. Premier League new boys QPR make the short trip to Harrow Borough as part of the deal that took Hewitt to Rangers in February, but opportunities to impress boss Warnock have been few and far between for the 20-year-old, who has had to make do with reserve team action. However, just a year ago, Hewitt was turning out for Ryman Division One North outfit Ilford, before he was signed by then Harrow Borough manager David Howell last summer. And Hewitt says he owes Borough everything for giving him a chance to stake a claim to play in the Premier League with Rangers. âI only went to Harrow this time last year as I was playing a level below with Ilford,â said Hewitt. âDavid Howell was in charge then, but Peter Rogers (chairman) is still there and I am very grateful for the opportunity that they provided me with. âThough Harrow have changed their manager, I still know a few of the players there and I am looking forward to Friday.â That will offer Hewitt a chance to recapture the blinding form that helped Harrow Borough into the First Round proper of the FA Cup â and saw the Football League scouts flocking to Earlsmead. Hewitt has fallen further down the pecking order at QPR after they signed England international Jay Bothroyd, but he is not entertaining the prospect of going out on loan. âIt is not completely in my hands as I can only do my best,â he added. âI have not spoken about that with him (Warnock). I just have to keep working hard and hopefully I will get my chance. Patience is a virtue as they say and nothing will happen overnight for me.â Read More http://www.fulhamchronicle.co.uk/lo...=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter#ixzz1SA3WrHBN
jaybothroyd Jay bothroyd9 by QPRnot606 I won't be featuring in tonight's game a little behind the boyz !!
We bought him as a striker let him get into it and prove himself,its what preseason is for,could have a star in the making?
