Match Day Thread QPR vs Peterborough
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Ahh the Millau viaduct, quite safe British designed and properly built been over it loads no problems.How can I chill when I have to drive over this tomorrow!Especially after hearing news about a collapse in Italy.
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Clive Whittingham's match report from last night's game ...
QPR make rare cup progress against lacklustre Posh - Report
Wednesday, 15th Aug 2018 18:18 by Clive Whittingham
To the surprise of the few in attendance, QPR produced a quick and clinical victory over League One Peterborough United in the League Cup on Tuesday.
Swift, clinical, professional, victorious. Typical Queens Park Rangers cup football it was not, but in the context of a worrying start to the 2018/19 season the quick kill of Peterborough United at Loftus Road on Tuesday night provided much-needed relief.
There have been elements of misfortune to QPR’s two league defeats so far. A refereeing decision against Sheff Utd somewhere on the scale between debatable and criminal, a piece of goalkeeping in the last minute at Preston between gravity defying and world class. But it is still the first time Rangers have started a season outside the top flight with two losses since 1970. Throw in a summer of senior departures, few new arrivals and a sizeable Financial Fair Play (FFP) fine and the mood online, on air, in print and around Loftus Road has been somewhat darker than would normally be the case this early in the season after two narrow losses to two good teams.
Read the rest here ... https://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/queensparkrangers/news/48452
QPR make rare cup progress against lacklustre Posh - Report
Wednesday, 15th Aug 2018 18:18 by Clive Whittingham
To the surprise of the few in attendance, QPR produced a quick and clinical victory over League One Peterborough United in the League Cup on Tuesday.
Swift, clinical, professional, victorious. Typical Queens Park Rangers cup football it was not, but in the context of a worrying start to the 2018/19 season the quick kill of Peterborough United at Loftus Road on Tuesday night provided much-needed relief.
There have been elements of misfortune to QPR’s two league defeats so far. A refereeing decision against Sheff Utd somewhere on the scale between debatable and criminal, a piece of goalkeeping in the last minute at Preston between gravity defying and world class. But it is still the first time Rangers have started a season outside the top flight with two losses since 1970. Throw in a summer of senior departures, few new arrivals and a sizeable Financial Fair Play (FFP) fine and the mood online, on air, in print and around Loftus Road has been somewhat darker than would normally be the case this early in the season after two narrow losses to two good teams.
Read the rest here ... https://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/queensparkrangers/news/48452
We are "ball 18" in this evenings "Cup" draw:
The draw will take place before Sunderland v Sheffield Wednesday on Thursday evening at 7pm (UK time)
SOUTH
1 AFC Bournemouth
2 AFC Wimbledon
3 Brentford
4 Brighton
5 Bristol Rovers
6 Cardiff
7 Cheltenham
8 Crystal Palace
9 Exeter
10 Forest Green Rovers
11 Fulham
12 Millwall
13 MK Dons
14 Newport
15 Norwich
16 Oxford United
17 Plymouth
18 Queens Park Rangers
19 Reading
20 Southampton
21 Swansea
22 Watford
23 West Ham
24 Wycombe
The draw will take place before Sunderland v Sheffield Wednesday on Thursday evening at 7pm (UK time)
SOUTH
1 AFC Bournemouth
2 AFC Wimbledon
3 Brentford
4 Brighton
5 Bristol Rovers
6 Cardiff
7 Cheltenham
8 Crystal Palace
9 Exeter
10 Forest Green Rovers
11 Fulham
12 Millwall
13 MK Dons
14 Newport
15 Norwich
16 Oxford United
17 Plymouth
18 Queens Park Rangers
19 Reading
20 Southampton
21 Swansea
22 Watford
23 West Ham
24 Wycombe
Wycombe, Reading, Oxford, Newport, Bristol, brenftford or Cheltenham away would be ideal if it’s not a home game.
Home to Bristol Rovers, a chance of an actual cup run, perish the thought!...
A good draw!
Do the Rovers still play in quarter shirts? I liked those.
Now we’ll see how much Holloway really loves us.
Now we’ll see how much Holloway really loves us.
