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Comment | Leicester v QPR Betting Preview
by morgan599 at 20:34:18
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Comment | Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report
by jimmosley at 06:56:17
Excellent piece Tom (ahem). From what I saw on the highlights Lincoln gave us quite a scare. We did well to scrape through, had we seen that one the mood would be very flat indeed. Love the ‘get out of my pub’ line. I’m having that one! |
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Comment | Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report
by jimmosley at 06:56:14
Excellent piece Tom (ahem). From what I saw on the highlights Lincoln gave us quite a scare. We did well to scrape through, had we seen that one the mood would be very flat indeed. Love the ‘get out of my pub’ line. I’m having that one! |
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Comment | Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report
by Marshy at 20:22:57
Happy with the 3 points, but actually not so happy with the overall performance. I think we gave Lincoln a bit too much respect, and they were there for the taking particularly early on. We really made hard work of it all. However, finally a win with more possession than the opposition, and a lovely goal from Kamara. I think if we’re to be true play off contenders we need to win more convincingly against the inevitable relegation candidates, as we seem to struggle against the better teams (apart from Swansea). To be fair having Chair back is already a huge boost to the midfield, and hopefully if Madsen, Lamptey and Burrell are fit after the international break, this will make a huge difference to our prospects. |
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Comment | Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report
by WestonsuperR at 16:07:13
Nice report thank you. Glad you picked up on the bizarre performance from Obikwu, he caused immense frustration in the section of the crowd I was in, seemed be both inept and disinterested.
Says something for Kolli not getting on ahead of him, maybe his lack of ability to keep hold of the ball at a crucial time? |
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Comment | Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report
by Royboy48 at 15:54:00
Good effort that, Tom, Thanks.
Okay with the seven for the Ref. No real issue with the Kone grappling. Jonathan Pearce reminded us forcefully on MOTD that football is a contact sport
Spot on with all the midfield observations; frankly Varane and Vale Have been behind the curve all season. They won’t do against Millwall on current form.
Wondering if Obikwu Is Tyler Richards in disguise.
Glad you picked out Chair. Burnley and Lincoln timely reminders that he is still our most effective player. Must be getting close to 250 appearances in the hoops. A huge milestone for a player in the modern era.
Bur FREEZING? It wasn’t really freezing was it?. In fact It’s never really freezing at Loftus Road. Not like Selhurst Park where it’s always freezing, even in summer.
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Comment | Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report
by Myke at 13:52:25
Super report, Tom. I agree we are still too nice, that was exactly the right time for Varane to take one for the team. Hold onto our lead and you feel we would have got the second killer goal earlier. As for Dunne, he absolutely relishes those head em kick em occasions. |
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Comment | Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report
by Antti_Heinola at 13:50:06
Fantastic report, lovely stuff.
Poor old ref, though. Was absolutely fine apart from his baffling insistence that Poku not go towards the touchline until his number was held up. Even booked someone in the first minute, when usually everyone gets a pass. 6/10. I mean, both teams played fairly in good spirit so not much to ref, but still - be kind and give him a 7 ;) |
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Comment | Four-year plans – Preview
by langtoft at 00:50:16
Clive, in 2010/11/12 I was involved in the Lincoln City academy when they decided not to have the Lincoln City academy anymore. It was brutal. A number of age groups eventually survived (think parents ££££s) and good players emerged (none in the year groups I watched/ was involved in made it for the record!) but the 'Yma O Hyd' (google it English kids) spirit prevailed and their pipeline remained.
An outstanding club, kept alive by outstanding people with a fantastic academy philosophy.
I respect that you cant have a 'second club' so they can 'fu ck right off' but if we finish above them I hope they finish somewhere above 16th ;-)
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Comment | Nobody's fool - Oppo Profile
by Marshy67 at 17:34:50
I travelled up to Lincoln the week before Christmas 1982 to visit an old college friend of mine.
He was a Lincoln supporter and like the rest of the crowd he couldn't believe what he had seen that Saturday.
LINCOLN 9 BOURNEMOUTH 0,
Relevant to us R's because this was a certain Mr Redknapp's first game as a manager. Bournemouth put 'Arry in a caretaker role having sacked-R's connection again-David Webb. |
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Comment | Frustration rather than fireworks as QPR fizzle against Burnley – Report
by Sittingbournehoop at 14:53:33
The sort of game we would have lost in the past, so a draw doesn’t feel too bad. Too many constant injuries so no wonder we’re so inconsistent. I’ve enjoyed a few of the home games this season but need teams to come at us to have a chance of winning, if we’re dominating possession, we have no chance. I don’t think we’ll win more than we lose this season and mid table seems about right. |
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