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  • Yousef
    Gold Seat
    • Jul 2009
    • 9553

    #1

    Jamie Mackie as striker

    As Bobby Zamora seems to be unfit, would love Jamie Mackie to partner Cisse upfront. Can do the job imo, but who'll be the right winger? Don't want SWP anymore.
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  • QPR Richard
    Gold Seat
    • Sep 2011
    • 6489

    #2
    I wouldn't have a problem with Mackie playing up front today but it's unlikely to be in Hughes's thinking. Plenty of cover, if they're all fit, if you don't want SWP. Hoilett, Park, Ephraim, Dyer could all play at right wing.
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    • Ginger Ninja
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      • Jan 2010
      • 17458

      #3
      Mackie can do a job up front. Hoilett on the right.
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      • Yousef
        Gold Seat
        • Jul 2009
        • 9553

        #4
        Originally posted by QPR Richard
        I wouldn't have a problem with Mackie playing up front today but it's unlikely to be in Hughes's thinking. Plenty of cover, if they're all fit, if you don't want SWP. Hoilett, Park, Ephraim, Dyer could all play at right wing.
        Park is unfit too, Hoilett and Ephraim are left footed I guess. Dyer? maybe!
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        • West Acton
          CCG
          • Dec 2009
          • 21475

          #5
          I would not be against him up top but I dont think he can play as a lone striker as think he would struggle to hold the ball up. Could see it working in a two

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          • QPRDave
            The number 10
            • Mar 2009
            • 32065

            #6
            Originally posted by Yousef
            As Bobby Zamora seems to be unfit, would love Jamie Mackie to partner Cisse upfront. Can do the job imo, but who'll be the right winger? Don't want SWP anymore.
            Good call.......... The way it's going I'd give it go why not?

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            • Gtleighsr3
              CCG
              • Mar 2009
              • 23569

              #7
              Put Green upfront
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              • QPR Richard
                Gold Seat
                • Sep 2011
                • 6489

                #8
                Originally posted by Yousef
                Park is unfit too, Hoilett and Ephraim are left footed I guess. Dyer? maybe!
                I think Hoilett is right footed.
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                • MattyRangers
                  Slimmer of The Year
                  • Jun 2011
                  • 24914

                  #9
                  Originally posted by QPR Richard
                  I think Hoilett is right footed.
                  He is mate yes. Does have 2 pretty good feet though tbf, which IMO, all footballers should. Zamora, take note!
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                  • QPR Richard
                    Gold Seat
                    • Sep 2011
                    • 6489

                    #10
                    I think Mackie and Cisse could be a handful up front today. Mackie, whatever our views on him, can be a very busy player and would be a horrible player to defend against.

                    If we're going 4-4-2 as usual, these two would be a good bet.
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