Team: Green, Onuoha, Dunne, Caulker, Hill (Suk-Young), Phillips, Barton, Sandro, Henry, Zamora (Fer), Austin Subs Not Used: McCarthy, Isla, Wright-Phillip, Kranjcar, Taarabt Attendance: 18,036 That this goal-less draw was QPR’s best home result since New Year’s Day explains why they appear destined for a swift return to the Championship. The cruel twist is that victory Continue reading
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Aston Villa (3) – QPR (3)
Team: Green, Isla (Traore), Onuoha, Caulker, Hill, Phillips, Sandro (Doughty), Barton, Kranjcar (Henry), Austin, Zamora Subs Not Used: McCarthy, Mitchell, Hoilett, Grego-Cox Attendance: 33,708 (including 1,214 R’s fans) In the tense, tight world at the bottom of the Premier league, a land where the supposed dead men walking have shown signs of life, this was Continue reading
West Bromwich Albion (1) – QPR (4)
Team: Green, Isla, Onuoha, Caulker, Suk-Young (Hill), Phillips, Barton, Sandro, Vargas (Kranjcar), Austin, Zamora (Henry). Subs Not Used: McCarthy, Doughty, Sutherland, Hoilett Attendance: 25,735 (including 2,241 R’s fans) Queen’s Park Rangers stunned West Bromwich Albion with three first-half goals as they secured a precious second away victory of the season at the Hawthorns. Goals from Continue reading
Competition: Win A Signed Trevor Sinclair Print!
We are running a competition with Art of Football to win one of our “Head over Heels” prints signed by Trevor Sinclair. Trevor Sinclair’s 20-yard bicycle kick – audacious, acrobatic and accurate – left the Tykes’ defence in a state of disbelief and ensured him a place in every compilation of great FA Cup goals. Continue reading
Les Ferdinand on his Role at the Club, Harry Redknapp, Richard Langley…
The following wide-ranging interview with Les Ferdinand was conducted by Steve Stammers and appeared in the Mirror recently: Les Ferdinand pauses, takes a sip of coffee and then offers the name of the Queen’s Park Rangers player who has proved to be irreplaceable. “Richard Langley,” said the man whose task now is to re-shape Rangers Continue reading
Charlie Ferris – White City Legend
As a child growing up on the White City Estate in the 1960’s, life had a familiar rhythm: football matches on the back lawns against neighbouring blocks on Sundays, which would last all day long and were played in deadly earnest, with kids taking turns to go up and have their dinner before re-joining the Continue reading
QPR v Arsenal: ‘For all that effort, we have ended up with no points‚’ – Chris Ramsey
Team: Green, Furlong, Onuoha (Hill), Caulker, Suk-Young, Phillips, Henry, Sandro (Kranjcar), Hoilett (Isla), Austin, Zamora Subs Not Used: McCarthy, Wright-Phillips, Vargas, Zarate. Attendance: 17,977 (including 1,808 Arsenal fans in the Upper School End) “It’s hot up there,” said Arsene Wenger as he surveyed the scene at the top end of the Premier League, with everyone Continue reading
Sunderland v QPR: ‘A Win-Away, A Win-Away’ – An Outpouring of Relief and a Cue for a Song!
Team: Green, Isla (Doughty), Ferdinand, Caulker, Suk-Young, Henry, Barton, Phillips (Wright-Phillips), Fer (Zarate), Kranjcar, Zamora Subs Not Used: McCarthy, Hill, Traore, Taarabt Attendance: 39,077 (including 395 R’s fans) Two coaches set off from the Target and we arrived at the Stadium of Light in good time. I have to say that the stewards went out Continue reading
Harry Redknapp’s QPR Reign has been a Predictable Shambles
Fans View – Michael Hann’s recent article for the Guardian: Back when Harry Redknapp was appointed Queen’s Park Rangers manager in November 2012, I said on the Guardian’s Football Weekly podcast that I wasn’t overjoyed about him coming in to the club I support. Rangers would still be relegated, I predicted, we’d just do it Continue reading
Stoke City v QPR – When you defend like Schoolboys you end up Chasing the Game!
Team: Green, Isla, Dunne, Onuoha, Hill (Suk-Young), Henry (Zamora), Vargas, Barton, Fer, Kranjcar (Hoilett), Austin Subs Not Used: McCarthy, Caulker, Phillips, Zarate Attendance: 27,512 (including 1,258 R’s fans) A poor start that got worse, improvement in the second-half, but it was all too little and too late, with the game effectively over after 34 minutes. Continue reading