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Comment | Ronnie returns, but is it the handsome deal QPR hope? – Signing
by TacticalR at 00:03:43
Thanks for looking at the pros and cons of the deal.
Get your catastrophising in early - that's my advice. We all know the positives. I agree the main negative is what has happened at Southampton this season. I had a look on the Saints' forums and a lot of the fans were not too bothered about him leaving. Some mentioned that he was overwhelmed by Kieffer Moore in the Wrexham game, others that he wasn't a head everything away centre-back. Having said that, Southampton have their own problems.
Our ever-changing defence has been a problem all season, so from that point of view signing Edwards makes a lot of sense, as it looks like JCS is a write-off and Cook is coming to the end of his career. We are also lacking dynamism in the centre, so if Edwards can bring the field out of defence and start attacks, that will be a bonus.
Jennifer Lawrence has called out the genocide in Gaza, so a fine dinner companion in my opinion. |
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Comment | Ronnie returns, but is it the handsome deal QPR hope? – Signing
by Myke at 22:51:00
Super analyses Clive. I have made no secret of my desire to have him here. You mention maybe we should be looking at signing the ‘next’ Edwards. But at not yet 23 and with a lot of games already under his belt, he can be the ‘next’ Edward’s. If he performs like he did for us in the 2nd half of last season (and it wasn’t just the best in the land of the bald, he got called into the England squad based on his form) he will be worth 10-15 m in a years time. You mention also the need of a 5M sale per year. Another way is an ‘Eze’ type sale after 2/3 years - and Edwards could be that man. |
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Comment | Ronnie returns, but is it the handsome deal QPR hope? – Signing
by hoops_legend at 22:10:46
Great article and wise to be cautious given some of our 'best signings' on paper have blown up in our face. Think Caulker, Junior Hoilett, Esteban Granero, Samba Diakite, Chris Samba, SWP to name a few
Honestly couldnt believe our luck the first few weeks we signed them but none of. The ended up well other than a a play off moment with Hoilett he should have been a massive future star, Granero was fantastic but it felt like we never won a game with him!
So let's be aware but also I do have hope he will turn out great.
I do feel some of your references to Saito are on the harsh side, I get it he has been quiet some matches, but he often creates at least one great opportunity for us a game and he's often involved in the build up in good passes of play in my opinion. Still an awesome signing for us
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Comment | Kolli rescues Rangers, but injuries mount – Report
by TacticalR at 15:45:02
Thanks for your report.
We really needed to win this one after losing momentum in recent weeks. A loss against this Sheffield Wednesday side would have really knocked our confidence. Fortunately Kolli produced a couple of excellent solo efforts.
Losing Burrell is pretty serious, given how dependent we have been on him so far this season. Hopefully Kolli can step in to fill the gap. |
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Comment | Staring down the barrel – Oppo Profile
by TacticalR at 14:11:39
Thanks to Rob and Tom.
The stadium was a bribe to West Ham to hide the white elephant the government had created.
On the pitch, West Ham are not completely cut adrift, but losing at Wolves must have been quite a psychological blow.
Whether we can take advantage of the situation, or make our usual swift exit, remains to be seen. |
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Comment | QPR's late, late show on Ashton Gate opening day - History
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Comment | Stranger things - Knee Jerks
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Comment | Kolli rescues Rangers, but injuries mount – Report
by Spanishal at 13:19:23
Men against kids. Watched match with a Wednesday commentary who were resigned to defeat even at 0-0. Reminds one of Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua, inevitable result but hardly convincing. Kolli’s non- plussed goal reactions said it all. |
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Comment | Kolli rescues Rangers, but injuries mount – Report
by HastingsRanger at 14:12:53
Accurate report as always! The game was saved by 3 well taken goals. This was a very poor opposition that might have stolen a point. Whilst Bannan was a self appointed play maker, as long as our defence dealt with his deliveries there was no threat. However, his drifting about left their midfield gaping. Quite why it took so long to seal the game, I don't know.
The injuries is a worry and I am not keen on JS statements on the difficulties of the Xmas period, highlighting other teams that struggled too. If some are losing, then others are winning - look at Watford or Wrexham. The reality for me was this was a poor return and we have lost a chance to post some cheap points on the board. Just one of those defeats a win and we would be close to the play-offs.
However, given the injuries now and games to come, I am less positive about our final position. Is the definition of a good season parachuting into 16th rather than scrambling into 16th? |
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Comment | Kolli rescues Rangers, but injuries mount – Report
by Marshy at 10:33:22
Bit of a strange match. I would use the analogy of a man ordering soup in a restaurant, and the waiter asks how was it. He replies, well it tasted ok, but it was lukewarm. Some of our play was atrocious, but in the end 3 goals does compensate. Everyone around where I sit in SBS were getting mighty frustrated with us constantly losing the ball, and passing it to Wednesday, before the 2 excellent well taken Kolli goals. As for the injuries I’d say not only the state of the pitch, but the sub zero temperatures contributed to them. Now that the ridiculous Christmas and New Year schedule are out the way, there can be no further excuses on the number of matches we’ve had to play, although for every other team it’s been the same.
So on to West Ham. At least we have a full week to recover, and hopefully find someway back to full fitness for the players that will be available. Just hope we give it our best shot for the 9,000 of us going. 4th Round here we come. Well maybe, but probably not. |
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Comment | Kolli rescues Rangers, but injuries mount – Report
by ingeminate at 21:49:25
I don’t know what to make of our fitness coach. One hand we start every season slowly and seem to pick up more than our fair share of muscular injuries. Plus players - Saito etc seem to come to the club sharper than they then become.
Flip side is I think our record of scoring towards the back end of games is among the best in the league so we finish games strongly. Is that a sign of fitness or more of having a much stronger bench than previously with Smyth, Poku, Dembele, Saito all capable of coming on late and changing games.
Probably in the he’s a patronising shit doing a bang average job, but be interesting to see how the stats pan out. |
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