QPR head coach Julien Stephan says he believes Ronnie Edwards can go to the very top.
The England Under-21 international has been outstanding for Rangers this season.
“A very good prospect, very good player, and I’m convinced that he didn’t finish his journey and he can go can go higher,” said Stephan.
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25/09/2026 @
7:52 am
What an insightful post! It’s exciting to see talent like QPR’s star being recognized for potential at the top level. It’s a reminder that with the right support and belief, athletes can truly shine. I’ve worked with young basketball players before, and seeing their growth echoes similar themes—passion and opportunity are key!
20/09/2026 @
10:19 pm
im with you biro but after sat game with preston thought players played there hearts out second half with only 10 men got a draw. but Stephan is growing on me
19/09/2026 @
11:53 am
I’m not convinced about Stephan & never have been. 3 games without goals so far & yet, we are supposedly full of attacking talent.
Keeping scorelines down is better so far this season, but that’s because JCS in the middle of defence. Once he gets injured yet again, the team will start to unravel as normal.
25/09/2026 @ 7:52 am
What an insightful post! It’s exciting to see talent like QPR’s star being recognized for potential at the top level. It’s a reminder that with the right support and belief, athletes can truly shine. I’ve worked with young basketball players before, and seeing their growth echoes similar themes—passion and opportunity are key!
20/09/2026 @ 10:19 pm
im with you biro but after sat game with preston thought players played there hearts out second half with only 10 men got a draw. but Stephan is growing on me
19/09/2026 @ 11:53 am
I’m not convinced about Stephan & never have been. 3 games without goals so far & yet, we are supposedly full of attacking talent.
Keeping scorelines down is better so far this season, but that’s because JCS in the middle of defence. Once he gets injured yet again, the team will start to unravel as normal.