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  • Morris
    Gold Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 8965

    #1

    View from the away end... Leicester City (Before the game)

    Part 1 Before The Game


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    maddog says:

    This is another big game for our promotion dreams. QPR in recent weeks have clearly shown they are a force in this division, with a lot of money at their disposal, and have a lot of class footballers.

    They have scored 4 goals in each of their last 3 matches, winning 4-2 at Derby most recently, which a lot of us saw on the TV and it truly was a classic 2nd half performance from QPR, simple passing football, resulting in excellent goals.



    mancunianfox says:

    They are hardly Real Madrid though. They are a good side but we have already played (and beat) better this season. Nothing to fear and I think it will be a closer game than many posters seem to be suggesting.



    dangeroustiger says:

    To win, we will have to be our absolute best. To draw, will will have to play really well. Anything less, we will all end up being very sad. I think



    tilley says:

    I honestly think we're going to win.

    Would be over the moon with a decent performance and a draw though.




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  • MYU
    Administrator
    • Mar 2009
    • 43466

    #2
    Do they seem to think they have half a chance at LR?

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    • Morris
      Gold Seat
      • Mar 2009
      • 8965

      #3
      To be honest, most of the threads on the site are saying they arnt expecting much!!

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      • Receed R

        #4
        good post morris

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        • stanistheman
          Platinum Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 11151

          #5
          Of course they have a chance.

          They have only lost 1 away and only conceded 6 goals from 7 away games.

          They are also above QPR (played 1 game more), so why would anyone think they haven't got a chance. QPR have afterall, drawn at home to Blackpool, Forest & Peterborough.

          Yes, QPR are in much better form now than in August, but there is always a chance of slipping up, especially, when taking the opposition too lightly.

          I expect QPR to continue their good run, but another poor start like last week and QPR will find Leicester a much tougher opponent than Derby.

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