Are QPR play-off contenders in the making?
With QPR on an excellent run, could this campaign prove to be a springboard to Rangers challenging for the play-offs next season given the number of young players who appear to be developing nicely?
Former Rangers striker Kevin Gallen gives his thoughts along with West London Sport’s Dan Bennett, Ben Kosky and Ian McCullough.
They also discuss Chris Willock’s role and whether the time is right for Lyndon Dykes, who has scored just once from open play this season, to be taken out of the starting line-up.
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20/02/2021 @ 2:04 pm
Lets have a look at this season figures to date – Won 9; Drawn 9; Lost 10; goals for 28; goals against 33. Are these really play off credentials?
20/02/2021 @ 9:10 am
You have to laugh T Block, yes, a couple of odd wins and suddenly we are premiership material. Get real, the puppet must be on borrowed time if he keeps with his current selections, we can all see the difference during the final 20 minutes – why cant he? or is he trying to prove he was right all along by hoping the carthorse changes into a thoroughbred over night. I keep thinking we have a Washington MkII here.
19/02/2021 @ 7:35 pm
Well said Angry !! A couple of wins and as usual we are getting above ourselves. The Aussie Headless Carthorse should be taken out of the starting line up, wrapped in a warm blanket and taken to the nearest vet for his final trip ! As for the up turn in fortunes, credit Tony Fernandes with playing his part ! He’s brought in Charlie, who happened to have played with Johanssen and Field at West Brom. And lo and behold we have started to play. Warburton will get credit from the media but not from me !
Who changed the formation ? Him ? Think not ! There’s a quiet revolution going on behind the scenes me thinks !
19/02/2021 @ 9:12 am
Nice thought, but Warbs persistence with playing 10 men for 70 minutes will stop this happening.
19/02/2021 @ 7:53 am
The current squad is undoubtedly talented enough to vie for the playoffs and had they started the campaign with this team could well have been up there challenging, However, given the current financial situation, staying in the Championship would probably be for the best at this moment in time while the club regains its stability. Only a few weeks ago the fans were talking about relegation so we shouls all enjoy the current form and praise the manager for turning things around. Hopefully Mark Warburton will be able to keep the current squad for next season and really press on and really go for promotion