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  • easthertsr
    Silver Seat
    • Feb 2010
    • 1028

    #16
    I know we nave no strikers but we do have a big squad, especially in midfield. As the season goes on, legs will tire and there will be suspensions and injuries. This will be crucial for the run-in, I think we are well placed.Also the squad is vastly experienced in playing high pressure matches 'arry has assembled a squad that can handle a run-in!u r'sssssssssss!

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    • stanistheman
      Platinum Seat
      • Mar 2009
      • 11151

      #17
      Originally posted by Yousef
      The most important thing is getting results against Leicester, Burnley, Derby and Forest.
      to some extent that is important, but so far QPR have picked up 3 out of 12 against those teams.

      But there are still plenty of other potentially difficult fixtures, including Brighton, Leeds, Reading, Bolton, Birmingham Middlesboro, Watford plus local derbies against Millwall & Charlton. I am not underestimating the other sides that QPR will face either.

      So far, the season has gone better than I expected.

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      • Bluehoop
        Gold Seat
        • Mar 2009
        • 9258

        #18
        Originally posted by scuberry
        Disagree,teams are always going to get chances,its football,if you watched the Leeds v Leicester game yesterday Leeds should have been a couple up at Half Time but they weren't,and yes Leicester are flying but don't mean to say teams are never going to get chances against them,every team i've watched this year have looked vunerable at times !!
        Agreed Scubes, except I think you are being kind to Leicester - dirty Leeds really could have been 5 up by half time
        #standuptocancer
        #inyourfacecancer

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        • Rebel R's
          King of Pessimism
          • Mar 2009
          • 12266

          #19
          I must be going soft in my old age but I also agree with dazzler

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          • Olly
            Gold Seat
            • Mar 2009
            • 6000

            #20
            Originally posted by 3London
            As much as i would love us to go straight back up, it wouldn't be a disaster if we stayed down for another season. as many have commented that team yesterday would have been slaughtered in the 1st half by 75% of the teams in the premiership. Can you imagine playing man city at the moment! if we do up the temptation will be to buy big and so the cycle will continue. Consolidation and continuity is what we need now. Southampton went up with a team that had basically been together for a few seasons. so were able to make one or two key additions. i don't think we are in a position to do that yet!
            All we have to worry about when we go up is being better than three other teams, and we will have strengthened a little bit more then, in that transfer window. I agree it would be better to go up with a more settled team but we're not far off that albeit being done at short notice thanks to harry's backroom team.

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            • qprvoyager10
              Bronze Seat
              • Jul 2013
              • 992

              #21
              Already celebrating... We can't fail with Harry. It's a done deal. Even if we could win the league by 20 points, Harry won't do it, likes to make us sweat!!!

              (Gonna get a lot of abuse on here now of how much i'm up Harrys ***!!!! - But i'm prepared)
              'The problem with quotes on the internet is you don't know if they are authentic' - Abraham Lincoln

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              • zeberdee
                Silver Seat
                • Nov 2012
                • 1599

                #22
                all that matters is the table in may - everything else is a bonus.
                finish in the top 2 and all is well with the world - outside the top 2 and the sky has fallen in it is just the way.

                a couple of bonuses I think though would be to do it without blowing a fortune like hughes and with some kind of united team on the pitch that could be the backbone of an EPL side.

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                • qblockoompah
                  Silver Seat
                  • Apr 2009
                  • 3587

                  #23
                  Genuinely feel the main thing we need to survive the prem is spirit, a team that will die for each other

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                  • MattyRangers
                    Slimmer of The Year
                    • Jun 2011
                    • 24914

                    #24
                    Originally posted by qblockoompah
                    Genuinely feel the main thing we need to survive the prem is spirit, a team that will die for each other
                    Yep exactly what he lacked last time around despite having apparent talent in abundance.
                    You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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