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Match Thread | Wigan 2 QPR 1
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Originally posted by Tarbie View PostWon't be watching this one. Got my stag do here in Cape Town. The fact I won't be watching is almost a guarantee that it'll be a much improved performance and 3 points!
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Can’t see us not winning this . Wigan smallest club in the league. Worst fanbase. 3-0. Bidwell hattrick. JN
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Hope I'm wrong but I can't see us winning. I think Wigan will win 2-0. We've been really poor recently.
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Originally posted by suttonranger View Post
Out of interest where do you go on stag do in Cape Town, I was out there for the World Cup and it was brill but is there a certain place. I hope to go to the lions tour couple years and a mate lives out there now in fish hook
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Originally posted by Tarbie View PostWon't be watching this one. Got my stag do here in Cape Town. The fact I won't be watching is almost a guarantee that it'll be a much improved performance and 3 points!
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Originally posted by Tarbie View PostWon't be watching this one. Got my stag do here in Cape Town. The fact I won't be watching is almost a guarantee that it'll be a much improved performance and 3 points!
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Queens Park Rangers could welcome back Massimo Luongo to their starting XI for their trip to Wigan Athletic in the Sky Bet Championship on Saturday.
The 26-year-old has missed the past six matches for the Rs in all competitions having been away with Australia at the AFC Asian Cup.
After the Socceroos, who were the defending champions, were knocked out in the quarter-finals by hosts United Arab Emirates, Luongo returned to training with the west Londoners.
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Originally posted by Tarbie View PostWon't be watching this one. Got my stag do here in Cape Town. The fact I won't be watching is almost a guarantee that it'll be a much improved performance and 3 points!
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Won't be watching this one. Got my stag do here in Cape Town. The fact I won't be watching is almost a guarantee that it'll be a much improved performance and 3 points!
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Hoping for a good performance from the R's and hopefully 3 points
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Match Thread | Wigan 2 QPR 1
QPR face much changed Wigan side
QUEENS PARK RANGERS head north this weekend to face a Wigan side that has undergone much change during the last seven days.
The Latics have signed three players this week whilst letting go of five - including top goalscorer Will Grigg.
Paul Cook’s side has struggled in their return to the Championship this season but crucially still find themselves five points above the relegation zone in 20th place.
But the Latics are enduring a really difficult period having won just one of their last ten league games and will be hoping their new recruits, which include former R’s forward Leon Clarke, can get firing straight away.
The two clubs have previously only met 17 times with the R’s having a far superior record. Earlier on in the season, a Tomer Hemed scored the winner for the Hoops in what was Steve McClaren’s first league win.
Trips to Wigan always bring back memories of the famous 2014 play-off semi-final - with that game ending in a 0-0 draw.
QPR are boosted by the return of Ebere Eze following a knee ligament problem, whilst Massimo Luongo is available for selection for the first time since Boxing Day following international duty with Australia.
Head to Head
Played 17
QPR wins 8
Draws 7
Wigan wins 2
Manager Quotes
Steve McClaren: “We have a game against a strong Wigan team who a couple of months ago were well above us and playing very well. When we last played them at home I thought they were a very good team. I’ve watched them and they are still good but they just aren’t getting results. They’ve added Leon Clarke from Sheffield United and I think he will be a big asset for them, hopefully not tomorrow.”
Paul Cook: "QPR have had an excellent season so far under Steve (McClaren), they play good football and have a nice style of play, they are well organised and carry a big threat going forward so it’s going to be a tough game for us tomorrow. Our home record is obviously strong, so picking up points at home is vital for us and hopefully, we can address the away form as we go along too.”Tags: None
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