QPR striker Polter urged to be more selfish

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has praised Sebastian Polter and urged the QPR striker to be more selfish.

Rangers are still without a win after eight matches under manager Hasselbaink after drawing 1-1 at Blackburn on Tuesday.

But Polter, playing in the absence of top scorer Charlie Austin, impressed up front and had scored in both his previous two appearances. [phone][/phone]

And Hasselbaink believes there is more to come from the 24-year-old German, who endured a difficult start to his career at Loftus Road following his move last summer.

“He’s a handful and there’s a lot more to come from him. He’s learning, getting better,” Hasselbaink said.

“We want him at times to be a little bit more clinical and a little bit more selfish – thinking about himself.

“But you do need to give him time. I think there’s a bright future for him.”