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Comment | Four minutes of madness – Report
by Loft1979 at 00:55:05
I usually went until your post match read to post. The organized well disciplined commentary is always on point and helpful. Barring a few potential discussion points.
1. Gamer is our best keeper. Central Park Joe Walsh has had some positive shows but I like us to play our best 11.
2. There was a comment by announcers that pointed to Hayden being slow despite just coming on. He had flashes yes, but his contributions were not the best. To include no tackling or closing down and just standing off. If Edwards did play I think it’s in front of Cook and Dunne.
3. Mbengue will make up for this game. And I would leave him at RB for ever. |
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Comment | Four minutes of madness – Report
by stainrods_elbow at 00:11:24
It was half a performance, and deserved a draw, but not a win. The manager presumably didn't make all five subs because he thought what we had on the field could get the job done - hindsight is 20/20, of course. But nothing changes the fact that we can get to Stoke and strangle the living breath out of the game for the sake of a paltry point but not manage 5 minutes of added time when we're winning at home. For that, both players and coach deserve the bird. |
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Comment | Pure cinema, or poor am-dram? Preview
by WestonsuperR at 13:12:02
Great preview as always. Don’t agree Edwards should definitely be playing, hasn’t started a match since Nov 1st and have Dunne and Cook in excellent form with 3 league clean sheets in a row. Edwards has so much potential let’s not risk long term injury to break up a successful defensive partnership until we need to through fatigue. |
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Comment | Chopra Set to Be Fine Despite Knock
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Comment | Experienced Langford in charge of Wrexham visit - Referee
by nesteroid at 21:34:14
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Comment | Pure cinema, or poor am-dram? Preview
by TacticalR at 21:25:26
Thanks for your preview.
I found the 10 minutes of extra time at Stoke to be absolute torture, and that was watching on TV, so I can only imagine what it was like for the travelling fans.
I think expectations were higher this season than last, so that's why people are not showing much patience despite all our injuries.
Unfortunately Wrexham are on form (and have money to spend). We seem to be all over the place. Although the loss of Burrell has been a huge blow, our loss of form predates Burrell's injury - we looked very short of ideas and drive against Norwich at home on 3rd January. If we want to keep Dunne and Cook as centre-backs, I wonder if we can put in Edwards slightly further forward (playing where Faurlin used to play alongside Derry in a 4-2-3-1). Plus we could do with some inspiration up front, maybe from Kolli or Bennie or Obikwu. However this is all academic if end up as defensive as we were against Stoke. |
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Comment | Lather, rinse, repeat – Report
by JamieNaz at 00:05:07
Regrettably, went and sat with a colleague who had a season ticket in the Oxford end.
Completely under dressed for the weather.
Possibly the worst game I've seen since QPR 0-0 Cambridge from the early 2000s.
That was also unbelievably cold |
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Comment | Lather, rinse, repeat – Report
by extratimeR at 22:28:34
Good call on MOM Clive, so pleased for Joe, very strong at Stoke, some excellent saves, and looked very calm during Oxford game, also seems to have settled down the two new Centre Half's, (this week).
Last year at home to Oxford, first half, worst football I have ever seen.
I often wonder what would happen if you had to watch this stuff sober?
Thanks Clive, dont envy you covering this stuff,(see above)! |
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Comment | Coventry's Obikwu brings familiar profile to QPR attack - Signing
by extratimeR at 22:12:04
Cheers Zac, Clive, don't normally read to much of the Stats stuff, but this produces a very good background for us, at least we know what we are getting, and bringing him in now makes sense.
Kon, needs pace next to him to free up his movement, and as mentioned no pace up front/beyond has meant everything grinding to a halt. Justins pace might also work well when Chair comes back.
Good luck Justin and Zac! |
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Comment | Coventry's Obikwu brings familiar profile to QPR attack - Signing
by Myke at 18:41:12
Welcome Justin and Zac. Cheers Clive. Not a stats person, but the similarities with Burrell are obvious. I would throw him in straight away for 20 -30 minutes at a time. Might have the surprise factor and nothing to lose. Not an area of the pitch that if he loses it, major harm can happen. Not going up or down. Burrell out medium term - perfect time to get some minutes. |
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Comment | Coventry's Obikwu brings familiar profile to QPR attack - Signing
by TacticalR at 18:00:33
Thanks to Clive and Zac.
There is definitely a Burrell-shaped hole in the team, so if Obikwu can go any way to filling it that would be good. However, given that Burrell has been such a success, that is asking a lot. A least we have other forward options in Kolli and Bennie, so the whole responsibility for playing alongside Kone is not going to fall to on Obikwu. |
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Comment | Does Wrexham's meteoric rise have another swift promotion in it? - Oppo Profile
by TacticalR at 17:19:30
Thanks to Matt and Rob.
Wrexham have picked up steam since we played them, and don't seem to be suffering from the injury crisis affecting some other teams such as ourselves. They are second in the form table over the last six games. Interesting that they appointed and have stuck with an old school manager who is enjoying the best win rate of his career. |
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Comment | Lather, rinse, repeat – Report
by TacticalR at 14:56:43
Thanks for your report.
Once again it can't be easy to report when there's not much to report. Watching on TV it was difficult to see just how bad the conditions were (although you could see the ball kept moving when Madsen was trying to take the corners). In the absence of any truly convincing chances from QPR, I think the highlight was Walsh's save from Long.
Yes, we need a total and complete shutdown of Oxford-QPR games until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. |
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