QPR v Southampton match thread

[shoot_spiderman]

Blame Anton Ferdinand. He put it in the net, not Morgan!

True Tom, but Morgan must bear some of the blame for adding the vital 3rd factor thet left the ball, the net and Mr F all very close to each other.

Its all a bit ironic given my username.

 

[SAINTDON13]

Someone has been tweeting that 3 years ago we were 46 places below Pompey, we are now 44 places above them. I don't know how true it is but it sure is sweet if true.

 

[ELLERS]

Got it wrong. never thought you would win 3-1. Fair play to you, just a shame we never had a team and you did.
No complaints and good luck for the rest of the season.

 

[- Doing The Lambert Walk]

Got it wrong. never thought you would win 3-1. Fair play to you, just a shame we never had a team and you did.
No complaints and good luck for the rest of the season.

Fair play fella. Enjoyed my day at Loftus Road, pleasant club and good supporters from what I saw, certainly deserve better.

 

[benditlikeabanana]

Never thought we would be so dominant, more than matched them for the 90 minutes and they barely posed a threat and seemed to lose interest. QPR have been drawing or losing games by the odd goal (besides Swansea),but we could of and maybe should of had more, even when the game was going into extra time only 1 team was pressing for another goal- very good performance indeed

 

[Pelletron]

Saw this on the QPR board. Well done, lads:

"We should have no fear of humbly learning from those 3000 saints who supported their boys for 90 mins impeccably and arguably raised their teams game".

 

[Qwerty]

Some mentions for the boys on MotD3: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20388615

 

[Pelletron]

I think that Newcastle are a beatable team for Saints, they have lost a couple on the trot at home to sides of similar quality to us so they have to be beatable. Saints have played well enough in the last two games to beat them. However a draw would not be the end of the world either.

Problem with us is not that we can't outplay teams, though; it's that we are liable to mistakes, so that's the real issue, and why we are probably still waiting for genuine confidence to return.

 

[RSS]

Some mentions for the boys on MotD3: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20388615

Stand out result, best player of the weekend in Puncheon and best manager in Adkins. Some pretty good praise there, not that I need it reaffirmed by those pundits (who coincidentally made some glaringly obvious errors on MOTD2) but nice to hear praise nonetheless.

 

[CFC: Champs £launderx17]

Saw this on the QPR board. Well done, lads:

"We should have no fear of humbly learning from those 3000 saints who supported their boys for 90 mins impeccably and arguably raised their teams game".

Yep. Rangers could learn a lot from other away supporters. Their home support is good but away support is pish, a bit like Fulham's