JCS

[Martinmalta]

Played for the Dev: and was subtituted on eleven minutes. Hope nothing serious.

[Abseits]

I'd imagine that his performance in those 11 minutes was so immense, so dominant and so damned classy the coaches thought they'd better hook him and put him down as first name on today's team sheet. There cannot be any other explanation.........

[SheepRanger]

He went down holding his hip according to one report, and its that injury that has kept him out this time.

It doesnt look good, even if it was a precautionary substitution!!

[LordLoftus]

WLS says nothing serious.

https://www.westlondonsport.com/qpr/clarke-salter-update

[Harrow QPR]

Get rid of him and collect the insurance money , he is weak as #### . Not sure why we still talk about him , another Taylor richards.

[SheepRanger]

Get rid of him and collect the insurance money , he is weak as #### . Not sure why we still talk about him , another Taylor richards.

Bit harsh......Mathew Rose maybe. I dont think theres anything wrong with JCS's commitment to succeed.

[cross it Dave]

He is nothing like Taylor Richards, but if he can’t get fit retire him and take the money, sadly we should move on

[72bus]

Disappointing as he was/is a good player , always injured.

[cross it Dave]

Disappointing as he was/is a good player , always injured.

Exactly.

[FurtiveFox]

Feel for him, works hard and desperately wants to succeed but keeps getting knocked back. Others would have given up by now. Hopefully he can get back to fitness and playing again.

[Sleeping Giants]

Update today says he's fine and returning to training:

https://the72.co.uk/2025/10/03/qpr-jake-clarke-salter-injury-boost/

[Abseits]

I feel that most of the club's fitness updates are written by Hans Christian Andersen

[SheepRanger]

"Clarke-Salter briefly returned to action for QPR's development squad earlier this month against Swansea City after nearly nine months off the pitch, yet was withdrawn after just 11 minutes after experiencing "discomfort" in his hip - he has shrugged that off though and featured once more on Monday when he took on Bournemouth at development level, and was joined by the similarly recovering Kwame Poku and Ilias Chair.

It took just half an hour though for the 28-year-old to be withdrawn, but it appears that this setback is not a muscular or hip issue.

QPR's social media accounts have claimed that Clarke-Salter was stamped on in an off the ball incident with a Bournemouth player, which led to him coming off, and whilst the extent of the injury is not yet known, it may be a comfort that it's not a reoccurrence of the troubles he's suffered throughout 2025".

[Abseits]

That quote ends too soon, it's supposed to say "troubles he's suffered throughout 2025, 2024, 2023,....."