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Forgive me if this has already been created, scrolled down the first page and that's as far as I went.
With a few QPR players out on decent loans this season, be good to keep tabs on them and any particular highs or lows. This probably harks back to my old Footy Manager days when I took in an inordinate interest in my loan system and player development. Even accused of running a puppy farm once.
Who do we have out on loan/about to go out?
Daniel Bennie - Dundee United (Scottish Prem) Jaylan Pearman - Swindon (League Two) Phil Sanyaolu - Bristol Rovers (League Two) Joe Walsh - Wigan (League One) Ziyad Larkeche - Barnsley (League One)
Kieran Morgan - Bradford City (League One - presumably.)
Harvey Boddy, Worthing, National League Cory Adjetey-Brew, Worthing, National League Jaiden Putman, Woking, National League Tylon Smith, New England Revolution, MLS
Bennie is 5 games in without a goal or an assist but two yellows. Sanyaulo an unused sub yesterday. Pearman - last 15 mins of a 3-0 defeat. Was 1-0 when he came on. Walsh - WIgan seem unconvinced, and have seemingly signed a replacement as has been discussed.
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QPR Loan Watch 2026-27 on 14:55 - Oct 11 with 1984 views
Cory Adjetey-Brew's goals yesterday. He seems to have license to play high up the pitch.
Crikey, appreciate the level this guy is playing at here, but WOW. In attack, which is all that was shown in those clips, he is an absolute MONSTER. Superb finishes, and an excellent crosser too.
Am aware Cory is still only 18, but think we may have a LIVE one here.
When i saw the video footage of him during the pre season friendlies, he looked decent and incredibly strong and developed for one so young, but in addition to this, he has some nice touches, but wasn't aware of his abilities to finish a move.
Thank you for posting this DMM.
Hopefully our prospective "left back" here continues on the upward trajectory when tested at higher levels
Let’s assess at the end of the season (it is v early days) but IF the likes of Morgan can’t get at least, say, 20 games in a team in the division below us that perhaps starts to tell you what you need to know, sadly. And it might then be a case of trying to sell some of these players for fairly modest amounts to L1 and L2 clubs.
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QPR Loan Watch 2026-27 on 19:10 - Oct 11 with 1439 views
Looking at the clip he seems to be operating more as midfielder than LB. Seems to be doing well . I think Worthing got promoted last season and they are making a very decent fist of National League football.
Other than Bennie none of our other loanees seem to be getting much of a run out.
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QPR Loan Watch 2026-27 on 11:38 - Oct 13 with 570 views
It shows how little I know about football that coming away from the Dulwich Hamlet London Senior Cup Final last year, Adjetey-Brew was one of the players I was least impressed with on the field that night. He looked like he was struggling with the physical aspect of the game first half, but clearly not an issue now two divisions (I think?) higher than DH were.
It would seem to make sense for the club to recall, and send to a League Two club for the second half of the season...but then run the risk of it not going well.
Was in Bristol last weekend visiting my brother who lives near the Rovers ground. Did ask a couple of Gasheads in the pub what they made of Sanyaolu but they hadn't seen enough of him to make much of him at all unsurprisingly
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QPR Loan Watch 2026-27 on 21:55 - Oct 13 with 222 views
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