His scoring record is considerably less crap than Agyman's, Pelicori's and - I wd guess - Vine's. Don't think he has a future at QPR and unlike some of the dead wood at the club prob relatively easy to shift. However, if you are going on records then worse performers we cd get rid of.
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It's now worth considering keeping Heider. Williams crosses could be benificial to a striker like him. Indeed, he hasn't had the best time with us, but he's scoring again now...Your mum would love me...Comment
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Then I agree with both of you. Helguson needed a run of games and to get amongst the goals, which has now happened. I still think he has something to offer and would be a much better partner for Simpson than Pellicori and Agyemang would.Comment
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Yeah unlike you who I have heard plays the field.
Sorry just a jokeI 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!Comment
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The problem with that idea is that Cleverley is a Man U player.
As for Helguson scoring goals at Watford.
Yes, he only seems to do well there. Some may say QPR fans never gave him a chance, but I don't recall many booing him or criticising until after he had joined on a perm deal and the goals dried up.
I saw his goal on Saturday. It was a good header.
However, I seem to recall he had a similar chance against Forest this season and like 85% (ish) of his chances at QPR, he missed the target.
If Watford agree to a play QPR a simialr to the one he cost to buy, I would sell him and use the money to go towards buying another striker, preferably one that scores and enjoys playing for QPR.Comment

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