RND

[Mem]

Does he go back before the Sheff W game?

[Abseits]

When he joined us it was announced as a season long loan - why do you think he's going back, have I missed something?

https://www.qpr.co.uk/news/2025/augu...joins-on-loan/

[Where's waddock]

I thought it was a season long loan unless there were any Jan transfer clauses

[Abseits]

I think the only way he goes back is if Blades receive an offer to buy him and he's happy to go - like when Wells went "back" to Burnley to be sold to Bristol City.

[SheepRanger]

There was speculation when Wilder went back that he'd recall RND because they were in the bottom three. But they've picked up without him so the need to cancel his season long loan, if there was a recall clause, seems less now. But he was lower down their pecking order before he left. I think he'll still be with us come Feb.

[dave58]

He’s been very good really makes a difference have a proper left back in the team probably one of our best players this season

[Abseits]

He’s been very good really makes a difference have a proper left back in the team probably one of our best players this season

Yes. Hopefully Nourry has been fully disabused of the daft notion that you can just bung a centre back or defensive midfielder into the full-back role and it will work okay.

That approach has left us chronically short of proper full-backs and hopefully this will get addressed in January.

[3London]

Yes. Hopefully Nourry has been fully disabused of the daft notion that you can just bung a centre back or defensive midfielder into the full-back role and it will work okay.

That approach has left us chronically short of proper full-backs and hopefully this will get addressed in January.

Seems to be working on the other side at the moment where we have a left sided centre back playing right back and keeping on of the best wingers in the league in his pocket all afternoon last Saturday