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Alleged hostage taking, mass brawls with the Chinese and accusations of assault. It all sounds rather like an episode of "Spooks", doesn't it? For Queens Park Rangers fans, however, these events are all too real. At the end of what has been another extraordinary week for the club, I reflect on the latest scandal to emerge from Loftus Road. I viewed Monday night's game on Sky television. It wasn't the most entertaining of matches, having to watch a group of QPR players devoid of passion, ...
My thoughts on the signing of Tommy Williams By The Godfather In August I mentioned how the arrival of John Gorman at Queens Park Rangers would have a real impact on the team’s style of play. In my view, he has played a key role in the Rs’ success so far this season. During his spell as the manager of Wycombe Wanderers a few years ago, I was lucky enough to attend some of the matches at Adams Park (when QPR were playing away, of course!) One thing I noticed ...
Slightly shorter than usual Saturday 24th October 2009 The Coca Cola Championship Pride Park Stadium Kick-off: 17:30 Referee: M Haywood Derby County (19th) V Queens Park Rangers (10th) By The Godfather Queens Park Rangers will be hoping to follow up two outstanding home victories with a win against a struggling Derby County side on Saturday evening in a live BBC televised encounter. It must be remembered that consistency is ...
A few thoughts on Cardiff victory By The Godfather By all accounts, the 2-0 victory over Cardiff City on Saturday was the best QPR performance of the campaign so far. The Bluebirds simply couldn’t cope with the central midfield partnership of Watson and Rowlands. In short, Rangers dominated the game from start to finish and thoroughly deserved the three points. I was delighted to see Simpson’s name on the scoresheet on Saturday afternoon. After his disappointing ...
The Thread of the Week By The Godfather So, Queens Park Rangers have secured the services of yet another midfielder. This time it’s Ben Watson, who has joined on loan from Wigan until January. Before signing for Athletic, the 24 year-old had enjoyed a successful six-year spell with Crystal Palace, becoming a favourite with the Eagles supporters for his skilful performances in the heart of midfield. Will he be able to produce the same sort of form at Loftus Road? ...