Im thinking, Cerny, ramage, stewart, hall, williams, routledge, watson, legs, simpson, agyemang and taarabt.
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wouldn't drop Borrowdale, but think your right:what:
wouldn't drop Gorkss either.
Would like to see Ageymang and Simpson up front thoughALL BEST BANTER AND ALL THE LATEST FROM QPR.
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I wouldn't have Leigertwood anywhere near my central midfield.
He was dreadful at Watford and didn't even try to win the loose ball that allowed Cleverly to set up Watford's 2nd goal. He was also rotten as a midfirelder against Leicester, and most of his games in midfield last season too.
I am not sure why you would drop Faurlin, especially as he and Agyemang were the only to to leave Vicarage Road with any credit (Faurlin set up the goal and supplied another great chance for Agemanag in the 2nd half).Comment
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Its not me dropping him pal, im not the manager.I wouldn't have Leigertwood anywhere near my central midfield.
He was dreadful at Watford and didn't even try to win the loose ball that allowed Cleverly to set up Watford's 2nd goal. He was also rotten as a midfirelder against Leicester, and most of his games in midfield last season too.
I am not sure why you would drop Faurlin, especially as he and Agyemang were the only to to leave Vicarage Road with any credit (Faurlin set up the goal and supplied another great chance for Agemanag in the 2nd half).Comment
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agree with you Stan 100% but i think legs of wood will sit in front of the back 4 for added protectionComment
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What like he did at Watford with the 2nd goal. Fine protection he turned out to be. A paper bulet proof vest would offer more protection!
I don't mean to have a go at anyone who thinks the bosses for tonight will play him in midfield, but anyone who thinks he is a good midfielder, is likely to be disappointed.Comment
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I would like to see Agyemang and Simpson up front together. Tarabbt on the left, Routledge on the right.
Lets have a right go at them from the start.Comment
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