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Anatomy of a season – Report 23:38 - Apr 26 with 9299 viewsNorthernr


Anatomy of a season – Report 26th Apr 2026 23:37
QPR were dominant, enterprising, entertaining and ahead for long periods of Saturday’s final home game with Derby County, before succumbing to all of the flaws and failures we knew about already. Next season’s prospects hang on the response. 7

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Anatomy of a season – Report on 23:05 - Apr 27 with 1411 viewsNorthernr

Anatomy of a season – Report on 21:55 - Apr 27 by ManinBlack

In reality we only conceded 50 goals in 41 games which doesn't look so bad. The overall total has been exaggerated from conceding 20 goals in just four games to Coventry, Southampton, Ipswich and Middlesbrough. The number of home defeats again is troubling as well as the defending if we ever want to challenge the top half of the league.


If grandma had wheels she'd be a bike. We didn't just lose 7-1 at Coventry and you put that down to we caught the best team in the league on a bad day. We conceded five at Southampton. Two teams have come to Loftus Road and scored four apiece. In the last year we've lost 7-1, 5-0, 5-0, 4-0, 4-1.

Ah well, they're all in the top six.

Well, I'm afraid Christian went on a podcast in the March international break and said one of his key improvement indicators was how much better we've looked against the top six this year than last.

It's not right. It's not acceptable.

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Anatomy of a season – Report on 23:58 - Apr 27 with 1339 viewsdaveB

A few stats for you. Make of them what you will

This is the 3rd time in 4 years we’ve lost 10 or more home games in a season.

2022/23 - 12
2023/24 - 12
2024/25 - 9
2025/26 - 10

It’s also the 3rd time in 4 years we’ve conceded 70 goals or more.

With one game to go we have won 25 points on the road which is the lowest total since we got 21 in 2018/19 (McClaren)

On the plus side we won more points at home than we have since Warbs last season.

2021/22 - 36
2022/23 - 23
2023/24 - 27
2024/25 - 29
2025/26 - 33

We scored more goals than previous seasons, 62 so far this seaso, highest since we got 66 in the 2021/22 season.

Highest number of goals for our top goalscorer since Dykes (12) in 2020/21 season.
We’ve only had one other season since that 2015 relegation where our top scorer has scored more than 11 goals, that was 2019/20 when Hugil & Wells both got 15.

Our longest run without a win was 5 games, (might be 6 after Saturday) but even if we do fail to win at Ipswich, 6 games would be our joint lowest number of games without a win since 2013/14 season. So a lot better at getting out of bad runs than previous years.

Our Average attendance for home games was the 3rd highest since relegation from the Prem in 2015. 1st is 16122 in 2023/24, then 15994 in 2015.16 and 15991 this season.

We had the most debuts in a season (17) since the 2016/17 season which was also 17 although 7 of those who made their debut have not played since.

Joe Walsh got the most Clean Sheets (4) which is the lowest number for a keeper since the 2019/20 season when both Lumley and Kelly got 3 clean sheets each. As a comparison Nardi got 9 last season and Begovic 13 the season before.
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Anatomy of a season – Report on 17:09 - Apr 28 with 1061 viewsTheChef

Anatomy of a season – Report on 23:58 - Apr 27 by daveB

A few stats for you. Make of them what you will

This is the 3rd time in 4 years we’ve lost 10 or more home games in a season.

2022/23 - 12
2023/24 - 12
2024/25 - 9
2025/26 - 10

It’s also the 3rd time in 4 years we’ve conceded 70 goals or more.

With one game to go we have won 25 points on the road which is the lowest total since we got 21 in 2018/19 (McClaren)

On the plus side we won more points at home than we have since Warbs last season.

2021/22 - 36
2022/23 - 23
2023/24 - 27
2024/25 - 29
2025/26 - 33

We scored more goals than previous seasons, 62 so far this seaso, highest since we got 66 in the 2021/22 season.

Highest number of goals for our top goalscorer since Dykes (12) in 2020/21 season.
We’ve only had one other season since that 2015 relegation where our top scorer has scored more than 11 goals, that was 2019/20 when Hugil & Wells both got 15.

Our longest run without a win was 5 games, (might be 6 after Saturday) but even if we do fail to win at Ipswich, 6 games would be our joint lowest number of games without a win since 2013/14 season. So a lot better at getting out of bad runs than previous years.

Our Average attendance for home games was the 3rd highest since relegation from the Prem in 2015. 1st is 16122 in 2023/24, then 15994 in 2015.16 and 15991 this season.

We had the most debuts in a season (17) since the 2016/17 season which was also 17 although 7 of those who made their debut have not played since.

Joe Walsh got the most Clean Sheets (4) which is the lowest number for a keeper since the 2019/20 season when both Lumley and Kelly got 3 clean sheets each. As a comparison Nardi got 9 last season and Begovic 13 the season before.


Begovic got 13 clean sheets??

FML.

Poll: How old is everyone on here?

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Anatomy of a season – Report on 18:16 - Apr 28 with 1001 viewsdaveB

Anatomy of a season – Report on 17:09 - Apr 28 by TheChef

Begovic got 13 clean sheets??

FML.


yep, in the following games

Away Middlesbrough - 2-0
Away Birmingham City - 0-0
Home Bristol City - 0-0
Away Preston North End - 2-0
Home Hull City - 2-0
Home Plymouth Argyle - 0-0
Away Ipswich Town - 0-0
Home Millwall - 2-0
Away Bristol City - 1-0
Away Sunderland - 0-0
Away Swansea City - 1-0
Home Preston North End - 1-0
Home Leeds United - 4-0
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Anatomy of a season – Report on 18:29 - Apr 28 with 978 viewsKensalT

Anatomy of a season – Report on 23:58 - Apr 27 by daveB

A few stats for you. Make of them what you will

This is the 3rd time in 4 years we’ve lost 10 or more home games in a season.

2022/23 - 12
2023/24 - 12
2024/25 - 9
2025/26 - 10

It’s also the 3rd time in 4 years we’ve conceded 70 goals or more.

With one game to go we have won 25 points on the road which is the lowest total since we got 21 in 2018/19 (McClaren)

On the plus side we won more points at home than we have since Warbs last season.

2021/22 - 36
2022/23 - 23
2023/24 - 27
2024/25 - 29
2025/26 - 33

We scored more goals than previous seasons, 62 so far this seaso, highest since we got 66 in the 2021/22 season.

Highest number of goals for our top goalscorer since Dykes (12) in 2020/21 season.
We’ve only had one other season since that 2015 relegation where our top scorer has scored more than 11 goals, that was 2019/20 when Hugil & Wells both got 15.

Our longest run without a win was 5 games, (might be 6 after Saturday) but even if we do fail to win at Ipswich, 6 games would be our joint lowest number of games without a win since 2013/14 season. So a lot better at getting out of bad runs than previous years.

Our Average attendance for home games was the 3rd highest since relegation from the Prem in 2015. 1st is 16122 in 2023/24, then 15994 in 2015.16 and 15991 this season.

We had the most debuts in a season (17) since the 2016/17 season which was also 17 although 7 of those who made their debut have not played since.

Joe Walsh got the most Clean Sheets (4) which is the lowest number for a keeper since the 2019/20 season when both Lumley and Kelly got 3 clean sheets each. As a comparison Nardi got 9 last season and Begovic 13 the season before.


The Walsh figure is a bit misleading.

We've had ten clean sheets in the league this season, they've just been spread about a bit.
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