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Your Queens Park Rangers v Preston North End Match Reports

LimpopoR added 21:43 - Aug 9 Rangers failed to take any of the first half chances they created & wilted at half time. Celar adds no value, unlike Burrell who makes an impact.
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Garnham added 06:30 - Aug 10 Some positve signs. Am glass half full after the first half. No point having that attacking midfield if we don't have a proper striker or two.
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oldchap added 13:14 - Aug 10 Signs in first half of positive forward play but scoring opportunities not taken. Celar showed some good touches but faded. Madsen was given a lot of space 1st half and looked good but lacks the aggression that the second half required. If you could fuse him and Sam Field into one, you have the complete midfield leader we desperately need. Morgan did well. I am still not convinced by Kolli, maybe the hype has not helped.

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Wegerles_Stairs added 13:58 - Aug 10 Deja vu. Some nice football, particularly in the first half, but abysmal defending and a lack of a cutting edge left us with one point at home to one of the worst sides in the division. Poku and Dembele look like a real threat, I liked the way we switched flanks quickly and both Morrison and Mbengue had good games. On the negative side, if we sell Varane, our centre midfield is going to get rinsed every week. I like Sam Field but his touch is abysmal and I'm not sure he fits into a team that breaks quickly and needs accurate passes into space. He can barely play an accurate six-yard pass.

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Royboy48 added 22:16 - Aug 10 Not sure the return of senior injured players is going to add much to this pudding of a team Senior players chair and field seemed strangely muted. Dembele and Poku looks lively as did Eske and Mbengue As has become common in previous seasons, second half attacking manoeuvres at Loftus Road studiously avoid the left-hand quadrant opposite East Paddock. You would think there was a minefield there…

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Royboy48 added 22:16 - Aug 10 Not sure the return of senior injured players is going to add much to this pudding of a team Senior players chair and field seemed strangely muted. Dembele and Poku looks lively as did Eske and Mbengue As has become common in previous seasons, second half attacking manoeuvres at Loftus Road studiously avoid the left-hand quadrant opposite East Paddock. You would think there was a minefield there…

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DavidCSP added 12:40 - Aug 12 Same old, same old playing out from the back, keeper short passing to marked players yards from our goal with opposition players either marking or poised to pounce. Even at 94 minutes our entire team were crowding round Walsh for the short pass. We should take a lesson from the (well taken) Preston goal coming from a long keeper clearance and catching us wrong footed. And we need to sign a decent striker with a record of scoring in the higher leagues.

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