Saturday 5th March 2011 Npower Football League Championship Loftus Road Stadium Referee: R East Kick-off: 15:00 Queens Park Rangers (1st) V Leicester City (7th) By The Godfather Neil Warnock mentioned in a recent interview that he felt that this fixture was one of the most difficult this season for the Rs. Leicester City certainly boast a very strong squad, which has seen a lot of investment since the arrival of Sven Goran Eriksson. Both sides ...
Tuesday 22nd February 2011 Npower Football League Championship Loftus Road Stadium Referee: K K Wright Attendance: 16, 587 Queens Park Rangers 2-0 Ipswich Town By The Godfather Queens Park Rangers starting line-up: Kenny, Orr, Hill, Derry, Hall, Taarabt, Helguson, Faurlin, Routledge, Miller (Buzsaky 75), ****tu (Connolly 90). Ipswich Town starting line-up: Fulop, McCauley, Delaney, Leadbitter, Edwards, Wickham, Scotland (Priskin ...
danny come back to us life has been so much pain will you wear your number five shirt one more again i dream of you every night and in my dreams you train you have the body of a magnificent gladiator but your blessed with a brain will gi gi get you to return because in our hearts we burn you dominate the oppents box and create so many goals why did you leave us,to join those watford moles we will make you captain of our team when gorkks ...
Tuesday 22nd February 2011 Npower Football League Championship Loftus Road Stadium Referee: K K Wright Kick-off: 20:00 Queens Park Rangers (1st) V Ipswich Town (13th) By The Godfather Queens Park Rangers really should have beaten Preston. Warnock’s men were in control for much of the match and it was disappointing that they weren’t able to ‘kill off’ the Lilywhites. However, as always, the reaction on the WATRB message board has been over-the-top. ...
Saturday 19th February 2011 Npower Football League Championship Deepdale Stadium Kick-off: 15:00 Referee: A Haines Preston North End (24th) V Queens Park Rangers (1st) By The Godfather Last Sunday afternoon, I left Loftus Road feeling very frustrated indeed. Although ten-man Nottingham Forest defended superbly and probably deserved their point, I felt that QPR had squandered a fantastic opportunity to move clear of the chasing pack. With both ...