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Their players are behaving like a lot of the ones Hughes and Redknapp lumbered us with - like they're too good for the club, like the relegation wasn't their fault, like they really belong somewhere else.
Lads, Leicester got relegated last year because you're not anywhere near as good as you think you are.
I'd never actually thought of it, but you're right you never see a keeper hooked while playing poorly in the same way as outfielders do you? It is a bit odd if you think about it.
Actually, it has happened, and it didn't go very well.
Yeh I'm a bit of a misery guts at the best of times, and I didn't like the Sheff Utd game (though have come to see that result a little differently), but I actually came away from Boxing Day impressed that we turned it around in the second half rather than sliding away to a defeat to nil which we did there last season. Bit surprised at how down everybody is on it.
No one asks for 100% consistency, for fcks sakes...
From the poster that started this thread, titled "Consistency..."
Consistency by stainrods_elbow29 Sep 12:29 QPR teams of the past (1982-83; 1993-95; 2010-11) have had it and been successful. Why don't we, and why is it so apparently hard to achieve?
Look forward to reading your 'on the whistle' hot take while I'm fighting my way onto the Jubilee Line, and being lectured about how little I know from somebody who goes to fewer QPR games than Jake Clarke-Salter.
Or, on the of chance we've won, not hearing from you at all until the following week's defeat at Stoke.
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