please log in to view this image RANGERS’ third and final trip of a hectic week sees them travel to Rotherham United’s New York Stadium for the first time this afternoon. Following hot-on-the-heels of Tuesday’s 1-1 draw with Blackburn Rovers, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink’s men are still searching for a first win under the new R’s gaffer, but will head north buoyed by an improved away performance at Ewood Park in midweek. Over 1,000 Rangers fans are set to make the long journey to South Yorkshire, as the R’s take on a Rotherham side in fine form on their home patch. Neil Redfearn’s side head into Saturday’s Sky Bet Championship clash in the wake of a 2-0 win over high-flying Brighton & Hove Albion on Tuesday night. That victory – their third on the spin in front of their own supporters following recent triumphs over Hull City and Bolton Wanderers – lifted the Millers into 20th place. Danny Ward gave the hosts the lead just before half-time as he volleyed in from Joe Mattock's cross. Brighton improved after the break, but Matt Derbyshire made the game safe for the Millers with the hosts’ second, to give Redfearn’s side their first win in four, following three away defeats on the spin. please log in to view this image New York Stadium - Rotherham Rotherham United – Likely line-up (4-4-2): Camp; Facey, Broadfoot, Belaid, Mattock; G Ward, Green, Smallwood, Newell; Derbyshire, D Ward Possible R's Xl? please log in to view this image The actual starting eleven is anyone's guess though. Played For Both MATCH ODDS Rotherham United win: 7/4 Draw: 12/5 QPR win: 7/5 LAST TIME OUT QPR 4, Rotherham United 2 – Championship – Saturday 22nd August 2015 Scorer: QPR – Chery (2), Austin (2); Rotherham United – Clarke-Harris, Thorpe HEAD TO HEAD Rotherham United: 4 Draws: 4 QPR wins: 5 MATCH OFFICIALS Referee: J Adcock Assistant Referees: N Greenhalgh & M Denton Fourth Official: D Drysdale please log in to view this image
I'm afraid there's absolutely no chance of that. But hopefully he can continue to put a decent shift in and get a few goals to help us stay clear of relegation.
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Presumably something like this: ------------------------------Smithies------------------------------ Perch------------Onuoha------------Hall----------Konchesky ---------------------Luongo------------Henry--------------------- Phillips-------------------------Fer-------------------------Hoilett -------------------------------Polter--------------------------------- Crap fullbacks as usual. Let's see if Luongo can play the deeper role that many on here have been calling for.
About as good as we could put out in the circumstances.........change the full backs and that will be pretty much be the preferred line up.... EDIT: Forgot about Faurlin......doh
Are we now officially lurching towards a goalkeeping crisis or is today a fresh start and the start of the next five years?
