I love Ainsworth so take this with a pinch of salt… here’s why he’ll work as manager
Is it nostalgia, am I being emotional, or does Gareth Ainsworth have all the right attributes to succeed here?
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LISTEN/READ: Ethan Laird on Beale, Balogun and dealing with competition
In an exclusive interview, QPR’s right-back talks about the characters in the changing room, how the manager wants him to play, and much more
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‘R’ Transfer Window Reviewed
With the transfer window shut Alex Bullamore takes a look at how it went for QPR. Finally, some relief, last night the transfer window did as it traditionally does and slammed shut. Fear not there won’t be any more signings for Forest, nor will…
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Opinion: Why the Rotherham draw wasn’t all bad for QPR
QPR’s 1-1 draw left me frustrated but optimistic – I saw flashes of a really promising team
Keep readingThis is the Biggest Season of Ilias Chair’s Career
by Micah Chudleigh I love Ilias Chair. He’s great. Footballing ability aside, I think he really does love the club. He is essentially as close to an academy product as you can get without being one. And to be honest, he seems like a…
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New QPR kits: Our verdict
By Alex Bullamore Yet another kit announcement has been and gone. All the hype, teasing and guessing has been sidelined by two new smart looking QPR shirts that our fans will hope become iconic over time. This is why kits are so important. They’re…
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Michael Beale’s key quotes on potential formations, relationship with board and upcoming loans
Some of the big take-aways from Beale’s first press conference as QPR manager – including the style of play he could go for
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Dom Ball on QPR exit, being left out by Warburton & the death of his close friend
In an exclusive interview, Dom Ball shares his thoughts on the final days of his QPR career and much more
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The three QPR players with a make-or-break season ahead of them
Michael Beale’s arrival at QPR could create a shake-up in the squad, and these three players face an uphill battle this season
Keep readingHow Beale will set up at QPR – and which players are up to the task
by Dan Lambert and Micah Chudleigh Michael Beale was announced the new QPR manager (or as titled ‘head coach’) earlier last week after a process of rigorous recruitment from the board. He’s a highly respected coach, and was the ‘tactical brains’ behind the Steven…
Keep readingNEW PODCAST: ‘R’ Chat with the Holtecast
This week Alex and Dan are joined by Cole Pettem from the Holtecast, to give us some Aston Villa insight into QPR’s new head coach Michael Beale. There is also time for some deliberation over if allowing Barbet to leave was the correct move.…
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The Constant Issue of Fixture Changes and how to fix the problem
By Alex Bullamore and Dan Lambert “Am I allowed to be annoyed with this?” is what Fulham captain Tim Ream tweeted when the news broke that Fulham’s last home game had been shifted to Monday 2nd May for the benefit of Sky Sports. Now…
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The number 10 shirt: QPR’s calling card
Liam Gleeson talks through the iconic number 10 shirt’s importance for QPR…
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Swansea draw deconstructed: Austin’s positioning and QPR’s attacking failures
After QPR’s frustration in midweek against mid-table Swansea, ‘R’ Generation’s Alex Bullamore picks apart the issues in QPR’s attack…
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Coventry’s crystal ball – #COVQPR preview
Games against Coventry recently seem to set the tone for QPR’s season… what’s in store this time?
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#QPR January Transfer Targets: ‘R’ Scouting Report
‘R’ Generation’s Tom Ward (@WardTom7) compiles his ideal transfer targets for the all important 2022 January transfer window… Target 1 – Harrison Ashby Club: West Ham United Age: 20 Position: Right Back Profile Ashby is a promising young fullback coming through at West Ham.…
Keep reading‘R’ Chat w/ Albert Adomah: Now Live! #QPR
We are delighted to announce that our exclusive interview with QPR player and superfan Albert Adomah is now live via our podcast, ‘R’ Gen On Air. Albert spills the beans on the joys of playing for your childhood club, that winning penalty vs Leyton…
Keep reading#QPR vs Luton Town: Match Preview
Rangers entertain Luton on Friday night in what is set up to be an exciting affair and the Sky cameras will be present (when haven’t they?). Luton travel to The KPF in decent form, winning four of theirlast eight games, whilst scoring 13 goals…
Keep readingQPR v Cardiff: Away Day Diary
On Wednesday, for the first time since the January 2019, I ventured out for a long distance away day. To say I was unconvinced of QPR’s ability to avoid their basic nature and lose this game would be an understatement. Prior to the game…
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#QPR v MILLWALL: Preview
QPR are back at the KPF on Saturday afternoon for the season opener after a very successful pre-season, with back-to-back wins against Manchester United and Cambridge, whilst drawing in a highly competitive 3-3 draw against Leicester City. That made us unbeaten in 3 games,…
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‘R’ Chat w/ Yoann Barbet: Pre-Season Special
Yoann Barbet joined ‘R’ Generation’s Sam Taylor and Ben Summer to talk through the early years of his career, a moment of reckoning in joining QPR and the advice he would offer to the younger generation. If there is one thing you need to…
Keep readingQPR vs LEICESTER: PREVIEW
In their final game of a positive pre-season the R’s host another Premier League side in the form of Leicester City. It is very rare for QPR fans to head into a new season with bags of confidence. Yet here we are just a…
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CAMBRIDGE VS #QPR: PREVIEW
After a dominant display on Saturday against Manchester United, QPR now travel to Cambridge United in the second pre-season fixture of the season. What a day Saturday was for QPR fans. Firstly the return of Stefan Johansen on a permanent deal. In April I…
Keep readingSTEFEN JOHANSEN JOINS #QPR!
Queens Park Rangers have confirmed the signing of formerly departed loanee Stefan Johansen after an impressive tenure in W12, someone who Mark Warburton wanted to make permanent, bolstering his midfield options; but also adding a unique skillset to the midfielders we already possess. Johansen,…
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#QPR KIT TEASE: Three things you might have missed…
After the best summer of English football we’ve had in 55 years, ‘R’ eyes turn to the highly anticipated launch of the new kit before a season of real promise for QPR. Often we see the classic combination of blue and white hoops with…
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‘R’ Chat w/ CHARLIE AUSTIN
At the tail-end of Charlie Austin’s unexpected loan spell at QPR, ‘R’ Generation had the chance to speak to him about his winning mentality, the importance of “controlled arrogance” and his ambitions for the club next season. Interview: Sam Taylor Writeup: Ben Summer “So…
Keep readingLast Chance To Shine: #QPRLUT Preview
It is a strange time to be an R’s fan. In the midst of illustrious form and results brimming in the league table of 2021 (that, is what only matters!) we find ourselves in indirect attendance of 48 games in all competitions this season…
Keep readingMark Warburton: A Job Well Done
A win away at Middlesbrough yesterday, was a cagey, calamitous yet joyous affair – a true Queens Park Rangers spectacle if there ever was one. The win took us to 10th, something unexpected of myself and on behalf of the fanbase after enduring the…
Keep reading#QPR Over and Under: 3!
Just five games remain of QPR’s season, and with a top ten finish still a possibility despite a poor display against Rotherham, it is time for another look at who is performing well and who needs to up their game. As always let’s start…
Keep readingIt’s wednesday evening, I’m bored and I’m thinking about #QPR…
It’s wednesday evening, I’m bored and I’m thinking about QPR. Honestly, I wasn’t really thinking about QPR but boredom, for me, invokes creativity and what better way to utilize my bordeom, then to write about a team that is the true, constant antithesis of…
Keep reading#QPR TALK SHOW | FREE TO WATCH | LIVE NOW!
The first QPR specific talk show LIVE now ahead of our tie with Sheffield Wednesday this afternoon, click to watch below!
Keep readingBen Summer’s Five Groups of Players To Watch Over The Final Run In | #QPR
QPR’s last two seasons have effectively been mirror images of each other. Around this point in 2019/20, the team’s form was about to seriously drop off (with a series of absolutely dismal performances upon the return of football, losing unceremoniously to Barnsley, Charlton, Sheffield…
Keep readingWHERE WERE YOU WHEN NO-ONE SCORED? | #QPR | @bm_summer
WHY #QPR’s LOCKDOWN GAME AGAINST STOKE IS INDELIBLY INKED IN MY MEMORY ‘R’ Gen contributor Ben Summer writes about the bizarre nature of his brief return to stadiums and the general impact matchdays have on us all. If you picked the date and opponent…
Keep reading#REAQPR | MATCH PREVIEW | #QPR
WRITTEN BY DAN LAMBERT What a time to be alive. Perhaps I am being too hasty here, as the result on face value does not capture the game in full light- a tale of two halves, a mindboggling yet starstruck performance all in one.…
Keep readingDEFENDING WITH STYLE: ROB DICKIE AND THE ART OF A BALL-PLAYING CENTRE-HALF #QPR
Rob Dickie. I’ll admit to being sceptical at first – although the Plymouth game was not the most convincing start by any means. Honestly, it seemed like we’d just signed another defender who wasn’t good at defending. So, if you were to tell me…
Keep reading#QPR v BARNSLEY: PREVIEW
With Barnsley chasing play-offs ahead of Wednesday night’s encounter at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium, I spoke to Barnsley fan Carlo van de Watering from Reds Report about the Tykes’ season so far, and their chances of sneaking into the play-offs. Firstly Carlo, how…
Keep reading#QPR vs BRENTFORD: MATCH REPORT
QPR had a successful night under the lights at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium, to come back from a goal down to win 2-1 against local rivals Brentford. At half time you would be forgiven (if you are a QPR fan) that we would…
Keep reading#QPRBLA | MATCH REPORT | BARBET BRILLIANCE
Written by Daniel Lambert QPR, the team that never wins away, came into this game following three consecutive away wins- the kind of form that needed replicating at the Kiyan Prince Foundation stadium against promotion chasing Blackburn Rovers. Both teams came into the game…
Keep reading‘R’ GENERATION #QPR GIVEAWAY
To celebrate ‘R’ Generation reaching 1,000 followers on twitter, the ‘R’ Gen team have decided to give away an official QPR 2020-21 Home Shirt with AUSTIN 45 on the back in whatever size our winner chooses! To enter our EXCLUSIVE competition, all you need…
Keep reading#QPR v WATFORD: PREVIEW
Written by Lukas Ross With Watford chasing automatic promotion ahead of Monday night’s game in front of Sky cameras, I spoke to Watford fan Emilia Scott about Watford’s season so far, and their chances of promotion, or, even better (for them) the automatics. Firstly…
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I’m smiling as I write this…
Written by Sam Taylor Right. So Charlie Austin is a QPR player once again and I’m smiling. I feel elated to the extent of which I immediately went to the QPR site and ordered a new Rangers shirt with ‘Austin 45’ on the back.…
Keep reading#QPR Over and Under
Written by Alex Bullamore With 2020 done for QPR after a battling draw with Norwich it’s about time to have another critical look at how the players are performing. Like last time I’ll start with those underachieving. Geoff Cameron Right now I can’t understand…
Keep reading‘R’ Chat with Lyndon Dykes: A #QPR Exclusive
Before this busy festive period ahead of us, Ben Summer and Sam Taylor had a chat with new Rangers number nine Lyndon Dykes. The full video interview is available at https://youtu.be/W5Cup4Muz8E “It’s obviously been hard, not really going our way. I’m moving to the…
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THE ‘R’ GENERATION BUMPER CHRISTMAS SPECIAL!
The festive fixtures have arrived, QPR have taken two points from the last six games, and COVID is still a thing. Merry Christmas one and all. To bring some festive cheer to the situation, the ‘R’ Generation crew have put together a bumper Christmas…
Keep reading#QPR v Bristol City: Match Report
Is it too late to postpone the return of fans…? On the Eve of the end of a second lockdown it only seemed right to sit back and watch the R’s after an unjust result previous against Brentford. But please Boris can we get…
Keep reading#QPR v Brentford: Match Preview
By Alex Bullamore Tomorrow QPR play their third game in the space of seven days against local rivals Brentford. Some people look forward to these games, I don’t and I never really have. Back when we were more competitive against Brentford I hated it…
Keep reading#QPR v Watford: Match Report
by Lukas Ross An end-to-end encounter at the Kiyan Prince Foundation stadium ended 1-1. Despite a draw being fair, QPR had the chances to win it, and had a stonewall penalty dismissed with 6 minutes to go. The game started in a rather abysmal…
Keep reading#QPR: Over and Under
Written by Alex Bullamore As we’ve reached yet another international break, I thought it was a good time to look at some standout players. Some who have performed well and perhaps not so well so far. Starting with those underachieving… Yoann Barbet This is…
Keep reading#QPR vs Blackburn: Match Report
A result that feels like a sucker punch to me and probably to many other fellow Rangers fans. It’s never a nice place to go for us is Ewood Park. We never seem to get a result and Saturday was unfortunately no different. The…
Keep reading#QPR 3-2 Cardiff: Match Report
We just love playing Cardiff city at home don’t we! A 90 minute performance which encapsulated just about everything about being a Qpr fan. Literally from the sublime to the ridiculous and then back to the sublime again at the end just as we…
Keep readingTransfer Window Reviewed
As another jam-packed transfer window slams shut, corrospondent Alex Bullamore, takes an in-depth look at each of QPR’s new summer additions. George Thomas Let’s go back to the start shall we. Thomas became the first transfer of the summer signing in July on a…
Keep readingAle Faurlin: What was and What Could’ve Been…
Written by Micah Chudleigh Football is a funny sport. I’ve said it a million times but football really is a funny sport – the storylines it creates, the moments it immortalises, the memories we’re left with. Sometimes you’re a whisker away from the success…
Keep readingChasing the Cherries: Preview #QPR
QPR travel down to the South Coast as a very different side to the one that ended the 2019/20 campaign against West Brom. Much has been said about the club’s transfer business so far, but only in the last few minutes of the transfer…
Keep reading#QPR and The Famous Number 10
A FOOTBALLING LOVE AFFAIR Part I: Bowles & Taarabt Identity is truly an unquantifiable commodity in football. How do you go about acquiring an identity, if that’s even possible? Is it organically grown or is it conceived in a boardroom, before trickling down onto…
Keep reading‘R’ Roundup #1
Keeper Conundrums, soft goals and Amos Agony Welcome to my new biweekly column ‘R’ Roundup where I will be discussing the latest news and discussions within the QPR Realm which we all love and crave. This will be place for opinions which I hope…
Keep reading#QPR vs ‘Boro: Match Preview
Another weekend of football is fast upon us, as QPR welcome Middlesbrough to the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium. Last week, after a great win at home against Forrest, the R’s fell short against a Coventry side we were expected to beat. Yet again actually…
Keep readingCoventry 3-2 #QPR: Match Report
It was all going so well, without really threatening the Coventry goal QPR were on top just lacking a cutting edge going forward. We had a massive amount of the ball and Coventry were not challenging when they eventually got the ball. Then on…
Keep readingWhat a win… #QPRFOR
That was probably the best start of season scenario that any man and his dog could have imagined for the Rangers, as we put 2 without reply past Forest. No bets were made this time though, as we played it safe with a wildly…
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#QPR: Are we there yet?
Written by Sam Taylor I was watching England the other night. As enthralling as our 1-0 victory over Iceland was, it gave me time to reflect on the players I was watching, how they got to the level they are, and just what might…
Keep readingPlayed Out in Plymouth: #QPR Match Report
Is the phrase “we need to be more clinical” familiar to anyone? It looks like Mark Warburton’s classic catchphrase will be trotted out a few more times this season. Today’s QPR performance against Plymouth Argyle was much of the same old story. The game…
Keep reading#QPR v Plymouth: Player Ratings
A frustrating day of football ends with Plymouth Argyle coming out on top in a 3-2 win for the Devon-based side. Here are my player ratings: Joe LUMLEY: 5.5/10: An underwhelming performance from the Rangers stopper. Not all too much he could’ve done about…
Keep readingWhat Next for Ilias Chair? #QPR
With another season in the Championship having hurtled towards a conclusion, QPR find themselves in the predicament of having several talented young players coming to a crossroads in their QPR careers, whilst the club itself continues to rebuild after several years of mismanagement in…
Keep readingThank you Ebere👋 #QPR
Goodbye Ebere Eze… Written by Alex Bullamore So the day QPR fans have been dreading has arrived, after seasons of beautiful skill and wizardry, Ebere Eze has moved on. Make no mistake I’m proud and extremely happy for him, he deserves it. He’s carried…
Keep readingIt’s R’s against the world!
Loftus Road/Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium has obviously been home to the R’s for many years and has seen the boys in the hoops play at various levels across the English football pyramid. But did you know QPR have played friendlies against three nations, with…
Keep readingQPR 2020/21 Kit Review – The Good, The Bad & The Average
George Rawlings gives his view after the highly anticipated QPR kits drop for the 2020/21 season. For as long as I can remember I’ve been obsessed with football kits; their design, if the kit template matches a foreign team’s, the history behind the shirt,…
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Putting the W in Watkins: ‘R’ Exclusive Interview with Andy Watkins #QPR
Interview by Ben Summer ‘R’ GENERATION: Hi Andy, thanks for talking to us. To start off, for those reading who might not know – could you give an introduction to what you do at the club? ANDY WATKINS: I’m the social media manager at…
Keep readingIs Charlie Goode worth it?
With the window open and the rumours brewing this can only mean one thing. Transfers! With the arrival of George Thomas already there are even more rumours circulating to get QPR quick out of the block for the 2020/21 Championship season. According to sources…
Keep reading#QPR Transfer Targets Assessed
The 2020 summer transfer window is finally open and for the first time in years Rs fans are optimistic. Despite the inevitable departures of both Ebere Eze and Bright Osayi-Samuel, the Rs quick bids and links with players have left Rangers fans excited to…
Keep reading#QPR Transfer Target?: Kieran Sadlier
It’s no secret that the talented QPR front line, including the likes of Ebere Eze and Bright Osayi-Samuel have caught the eye of bigger teams this season. Eze has a long list of potential suitors this summer, and with Osayi-Samuel seemingly heading to Club…
Keep readingRyan Manning: What Next?
With another season in the Championship having hurtled towards a conclusion, QPR find themselves in the predicament of having several talented young players coming to a crossroads in their QPR careers, whilst the club itself continues to rebuild after several years of mismanagement in…
Keep reading#QPR vs WEST BROM: Match Report
Written by Lukas Ross Wow! That end of season scenario was unexpected. Sitting down in front of the TV with my dad, I did not expect what was about to come. My dad placed a £10 bet on us winning and Brentford and Fulham…
Keep reading#QPR vs WEST BROM: Preview
The Final Furlong… With West Brom still in the hunt to claim the final automatic promotion place, I spoke to West Brom fan Chris Lepkowski about West Brom’s season overall and the impact ex QPR players Austin and Furlong have had on them. How…
Keep readingIn reflection… #QPR 4-3 Millwall
Written by Liam Gleeson QPR’s 45th and final home game of the elongated Championship campaign saw them take on surprising play-off hopefuls (no one likes us, we don’t care) Millwall. A game which undoubtedly would have seen a packed out KPF, however during these…
Keep readingQPR 4-3 MILLWALL: Player Ratings #QPR
Written by Lukas Ross Well, that was entertainment at it’s finest! QPR defeated Millwall 4-3 in a very enthralling match, and both sides could easily have had more goals. Here are my player ratings: Joe LUMLEY: 6.5/10: Looked solid, distribution was good and quite…
Keep readingReturn of the Matt: Millwall Preview
Written by Josh Donaghy Last Time Out Rangers travelled to Bedfordshire to take on Luton Town at Kenilworth Road in what was a much-improved performance against the hatters who are fighting for their championship status in the relegation battle. Rangers fell behind on 20…
Keep readingLooking Back: Jay Bothroyd
Written by Alex Bullamore In my last column I looked back at the short lived QPR career of Kieron Dyer, a player who undoubtedly had an unsuccessful time at QPR. This time I am again looking at another signing from the 2011-12 season, one…
Keep readingQPR vs LUTON: Player Ratings
Written by Lukas Ross That’s more like it! After several drab results, we are back on track with an enthralling 1-1 draw away at Luton. In a game that could have gone either way, we were on the back burner for quite a while…
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Bright Osayi-Samuel… What Next?
By Micah Chudleigh With another season in the Championship hurtling towards a conclusion, QPR find themselves in the predicament of having several talented young players coming to a crossroads in their QPR careers, whilst the club itself continues to rebuild after several years of…
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QPR 1-1 LUTON: Match Report
In reflection of our clash with Luton, Liam Gleeson gives his take on a slightly more encouraging result… After another dismal performance and result against Sheffield Wednesday at the weekend, QPR turned their attention to the trip to Kenilworth Road against relegation threatened Luton…
Keep readingQPR vs Luton: Preview
On Tuesday we face an old foe in Luton Town. Due to financial difficulties, sliding down the leagues and during their slide a 10 point deduction in the 07/08 season, and a gargantuan 30 point deduction the next; 20 for leaving administration without a…
Keep readingQPR vs SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY: MATCH PREVIEW
QPR Vs Sheffield Wednesday Preview: What Has Gone Wrong?Last week, we saw another miserable, toothless and quite frankly disgraceful performance away from home as we lost 1-0 To a Wigan Athletic side having problems off the field, courtesy of a Kieffer Moore goal on…
Keep readingQPR 0-1 WIGAN: Match Report
Lockdown football continues, and for a QPR fan it doesn’t seem to be getting any easier to watch. Yet another struggling team, this time Wigan, yet another 1-0 loss. In these behind closed doors games, QPR have employed a rather unusual tactic. We start…
Keep readingQPR 1-0 BORO: Match Report
QPR recorded their 7th away victory of the season after beating Middlesborough. Jordan Hugill netted for the Rs and a relatively decent defensive display against Boro saw Rangers take three points back to W12 with only their 6th clean sheet of the season. Not…
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QPR 1-0 BORO: Player Ratings
What an absolutely gargantuan win that was! Jordan Hugill netted a stunning goal, but injured himself in the process. Typical QPR. Anyway, here are the player ratings: Joe LUMLEY: 8/10: Commanded his defence superbly well on his return to the team and looked extremely…
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QPR vs BORO: Preview
On Sunday, we face an old friend of ours in Neil Warnock, who has recently taken the helm at Middlesbrough from Jonathan Woodgate who was dismissed after a 3-0 thrashing to Swansea on the return of the season. Neil Warnock provided us with one…
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When Will We Be Back?
I know that tomorrow the restaurants, the pubs and the bars are to open up again across the country, although the Football Stadiums for their fans don’t. It’s been approximately 125 days since I went to watch QPR and I miss a lot of…
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Five reasons we NEED Mark Warburton to stay…
After a slow start from the Rs in the return of football, 3 losses on the bounce has led to a number of QPR fans questioning the future of Mark Warburton as Rs manager. With the Rs sat just 8 points off the bottom…
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The right tactics, executed poorly: An opinion
Before the game even started we knew Fulham were a possession based team; controlling the game, breaking down their opponents and finishing with one of their many top performing strikers this season. To our benefit, Fulham’s key striker Aleksander Mitrovic was unable to play…
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An Exclusive Interview with Paul Parker
Paul Parker spent four years at QPR in our back line, starting as a central defender before merging his way into becoming a top quality full back. He went on to play for Manchester United and represented his country 19 times at International level.…
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A message to ‘R’ fans, from ‘R’ generation…
So after yesterday’s third consecutive loss, I thought it only healthy to step away from the negativity to talk about a small win that has occurred in the form of a new fansite called ‘R’ Generation. I wanted to also formally introduce myself and…
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QPR 1-2 FULHAM: Match Report
More Mistakes cost the ‘R’s as Fulham keep their automatic hopes alive. Both teams came into the game under significant pressure to perform, having lost both games respectively since the restart. Fulham made two changes going into the game whilst QPR set up in…
Keep readingQPR 1-2 FULHAM: Player Ratings
Another disappointing defeat, this time at the hands of high-flying Fulham. Lukas Ross takes a look at how each player performed: Liam KELLY: 6/10: Made a few decent saves, but was largely at fault for the first goal. Little he could’ve done about Christie’s…
Keep readingQPR vs FULHAM PREVIEW
Last week, saw QPR continue a disappointing restart to our championship campaign with another lacklustre performance away at championship strugglers Charlton losing 1-0, Fans have questioned the players commitment and care to the cause with our play-off hopes almost certainly dashed, but with Derby…
Keep readingMarc Pugh: An Important Loss
The Indisputable Importance of Marc Pugh. Functional pragmatists seldom get the adulation they deserve on a football pitch. Dependable and consistent they are an unfashionable yet quintessential element of any team. They are a particular breed of footballer who performs their duties somewhat anonymously…
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The play-off pipe dream is over… What now?
In his first column for ‘R’ Generation, Ben Summer takes a look at the situation QPR find themselves in proceeding our second consecutive 1-0 loss after the lockdown period. QPR’s playoff hopes died not with a bang but with a whimper. It was probably…
Keep readingTRANSFER PREVIEW #2: A summer revamp?
Daniel Lambert selects five players he thinks Warbs should be looking into in pursuit of revamping his side to their full potential. As the season draws ever closer to an end, the transfer rumours and player interest draw ever closer. For QPR, young talents…
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QPR 0-1 CHARLTON: Match Report
Another dreary defeat, Alex Bullamore reflects: Another week, another disappointing performance, another 1-0 loss to a team at the bottom of the table. QPR’s second game in this bizarre version of the game we all love ends eerily similar to the first. It’s actually…
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QPR 0-1 CHARLTON: Player Ratings
QPR fall to another miserable defeat against low lying Charlton. Lukas Ross gives us his player ratings. Another 1-0 loss against a team in the closed off, esoteric unit that is the bottom 7. We were undone by the lower league journeyman that is…
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QPR vs CHARLTON: Match Preview
Last week, Queens Park Rangers got off to a lacklustre restart to championship football after a 1-0 home defeat to bottom of the table, Barnsley and it must be said it’s the worst I’ve seen us play all season. Whether that is down to…
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Transfer Preview: 5 Players QPR should look into aquiring in the Summer Window…
Jackson Irvine – Hull City Jackson Irvine is a 27 year old midfielder who plays for championship strugglers Hull City. The strong central midfielder standing at 6ft 2 in height is a fan favourite with Hull City fans who were disappointed to hear he…
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