‘He’s got happy feet’ – Holloway’s quickfire thoughts on nine QPR players

Ian Holloway has been enjoying his first week back as QPR manager, having returned to the club for a second spell in charge.
Holloway has been assessing his squad over the last few days but many have already caught his eye. Here are some of his initial thoughts…[phone][/phone]
Ben Gladwin
“He’s got unbelievable ability. I want to encourage him to use it.”
Jordan Cousins

“For me he was a great signing – a great signing. He’s hungry, really wants to get forward and get a foot in. He’s a very, very talented boy.”
Massimo Luongo
“Has fantastic feet and puts his foot in as well.”
Tjaronn Chery

“He’s got the happiest feet I’ve seen. So sharp, great balance. I didn’t realise before looking at the running stats that he’s got a great engine – he really does keep going. And last weekend against Nottingham Forest I thought he was brilliant when he dropped back in midfield.”
Yeni Ngbakoto
“Crikey, he has got happy feet. Unbelievable. So quick.”
Olamide Shodipo
“All sorts of talent.”
Idrissa Sylla

“Unfortunately I don’t speak French, because I could have helped him. He’s trying to learn English. I need to get my point over to him as quick as I can.”
Sebastian Polter
“Big Polts is getting better all the time. He’ll chase pigeons.”
Nasser El Khayati
“Wonderful feet! Has he fitted in here yet? I don’t know. But he’s a wonderful player I’m telling you.”
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17/11/2016 @ 7:04 pm
This has gone far enough Ollie. I was more along the lines of waterboarding.