QPR v Birmingham player ratings
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QPR’s woes continued with a 1-0 defeat at home to Birmingham. Here’s how we rated each Rangers player.
Seny Dieng: 6
Had very little to do after Birmingham’s early goal. Tipped Lukas Jutkiewicz’s header on to the woodwork to prevent a second.
Rob Dickie: 5
Another poor display from the defender, who has had an awful season. He was ponderous throughout and continues to look a shadow of the player who used to draw comparisons with the great Glenn Roeder.
Jimmy Dunne: 5
Honest and committed at least, but another Rangers player in dreadful form. Missed a decent chance when he headed wide in the second half.
Sam Field: 6
Probably Rangers’ best player at the moment and is playing as a centre-back. Able to do a job there, certainly, but has been missed badly in midfield.
Albert Adomah: 5
This has been a season too far for the veteran wide-man. He was beaten in the build-up to the goal, and the quality of his delivery from the flanks – which has in the past been consistently good – was very poor.
Tim Iroegbunam: 5
Kept his place after the Blackpool debacle and struggled again. Has ability and his loan spell will benefit both him and Aston Villa. The benefit to QPR is debatable.
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Luke Amos: 5
Back in the side and understandably off the pace. Withdrawn in the second half, having been booked for conceding a foul after losing possession.
Osman Kakay: 6
Was making a decent fist of it as a makeshift left wing-back before Rangers’ injury curse struck again and he had to be replaced at half-time.
Lyndon Dykes: 5
Willing to compete physically and Rangers were willing to launch the ball his way. But offered very little in terms of quality or a goal threat.
Jamal Lowe: 5
Offered even less. Appeared to be going through the motions at times.
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Chris Martin: 5
Able to hold the ball up and occupy defenders, but they were able to deal with him and Rangers’ direct approach fairly comfortably.
Aaron Drewe: 6
As if his recent step up to first-team level wasn’t asking enough, he was asked to come on at left-back after Kakay went off injured. Did his best.
Stefan Johansen: 6
Brought at least a modicum of craft to Rangers’ midfield when he was introduced in the second half.
Sinclair Armstrong: 7
Lacks composure in front of goal but his pace, power and enthusiasm at least gave the home fans something to be encouraged by.
19/03/2023 @ 7:34 am
Never mind the Haka – send them all on a commando training course (DofF included).