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  • geejaybee
    Silver Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 3377

    #1

    Derby threat

    Having forecast the other day that we would bounce back against Derby on Saturday,I'm not so sure now after last nights display.Along with Watford,Derby are the highest scorers in the division on 25 goals.I know that they've let in a few (21) but at the moment we can't hit the proverbial barn door with what few chances we create.Oh what I'd give to have Remy back,particularly in this league,he didn't even get off the bench last last night.
  • dave58
    Gold Seat
    • Jan 2010
    • 5285

    #2
    Originally posted by geejaybee
    Having forecast the other day that we would bounce back against Derby on Saturday,I'm not so sure now after last nights display.Along with Watford,Derby are the highest scorers in the division on 25 goals.I know that they've let in a few (21) but at the moment we can't hit the proverbial barn door with what few chances we create.Oh what I'd give to have Remy back,particularly in this league,he didn't even get off the bench last last night.
    I'm worried about Derby? they're resurgent since Mc'laren has gone there, also he knows how we play? and we seem to have lost a little bit snce his departure, obviously he was doing quite a lot of work with the team. that we didn't know about . we really need a result in this game to get back on track?

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    • MattyRangers
      Slimmer of The Year
      • Jun 2011
      • 24914

      #3
      Reckon they'll turn us over tbh.
      You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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      • geejaybee
        Silver Seat
        • Mar 2009
        • 3377

        #4
        Originally posted by dave58
        I'm worried about Derby? they're resurgent since Mc'laren has gone there, also he knows how we play? and we seem to have lost a little bit snce his departure, obviously he was doing quite a lot of work with the team. that we didn't know about . we really need a result in this game to get back on track?

        I don't know about the rest of you,but apart from the home wins against Barnsley and Middlesborough (both poor sides in my opinion) the other wins have been unconvincing and I sense problems ahead leading up to Christmas and beyond unless we address our goal drought somehow.

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        • WeAreQPR12
          C Club
          • Mar 2009
          • 23554

          #5
          I think too many expect to much after such a disaster last season.

          Yes great start but we're no way playing like a 3rd place side. We score very few goals and I will be delighted if we make the playoffs come next summer. Horrible to watch but I don't see us being good enough for top 2 unless someone comes in Jan.

          Adel would be pushing for a recall if we don't improve.
          I played sunday league football today.

          Clearly I was the best player on the pitch.

          I scored 5 and made 7 last ditch tackles.

          We lost 5-0 but the rest of my team were sh it!

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          • Rangers77
            Platinum Seat
            • Aug 2012
            • 11808

            #6
            Originally posted by geejaybee
            I don't know about the rest of you,but apart from the home wins against Barnsley and Middlesborough (both poor sides in my opinion) the other wins have been unconvincing and I sense problems ahead leading up to Christmas and beyond unless we address our goal drought somehow.
            This. Saturday and Reading away are big, big tests. I think they'll tell us much about how our season goes.....

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            • CroydonCaptainJack
              Gold Seat
              • Jan 2011
              • 6141

              #7
              Originally posted by geejaybee
              I don't know about the rest of you,but apart from the home wins against Barnsley and Middlesborough (both poor sides in my opinion) the other wins have been unconvincing and I sense problems ahead leading up to Christmas and beyond unless we address our goal drought somehow.
              I agree with this. I thought we were gaining momentum after those two games but it would appear we are being overly cautious away from home. This paid dividends away at Leeds and Bolton but I feel we need to be more ambitious now.

              Having said all of that we are in a much better position in the table than I would have expected and a good win on Saturday would get that momentum back again. Derby had a great win at Watford but they could easily have lost that game with the chances the home team had.

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              • Jeems
                Silver Seat
                • Jan 2012
                • 2857

                #8
                Originally posted by dave58
                I'm worried about Derby? they're resurgent since Mc'laren has gone there, also he knows how we play? and we seem to have lost a little bit snce his departure, obviously he was doing quite a lot of work with the team. that we didn't know about . we really need a result in this game to get back on track?
                We havent lost anything since he left, it just coincided with a tough local derby, away to the league leaders and then Wigan last night.

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                • Jogo
                  No. 10
                  • Apr 2012
                  • 2192

                  #9
                  Its harder for the relegated teams but we are marginally better than Wigan & Reading. Home form will be vital.

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                  • LoftusRoadLad
                    W12 Seat
                    • Jan 2011
                    • 19602

                    #10
                    We are good enough to win the next 2 and with Joey back and a bit more organising up front we could do well.

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                    • Kit
                      Silver Seat
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 3747

                      #11
                      I actually think the loss of Carroll has hit us more than McClaren's departure. Carroll's role is key to how HR wants to play his football, hence why he came in to an already crowded midfield squad and went straight into the side, ahead of Henry, Jenas, Faurlin etc

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                      • Olly
                        Gold Seat
                        • Mar 2009
                        • 6000

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Kit
                        I actually think the loss of Carroll has hit us more than McClaren's departure. Carroll's role is key to how HR wants to play his football, hence why he came in to an already crowded midfield squad and went straight into the side, ahead of Henry, Jenas, Faurlin etc
                        Good point

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