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Comment | Dunne rescues QPR from more Boxing Day blues – Report
by Geoff78 at 20:43:53
Poor first half but not abysmal, better second half but not great. It shows what Julien says about needing 100%. A drop off of 20% (?) in the first half and maybe 5% (?) in the second. We can do better, but we are doing so much better than recent years. As Ben Stokes said top sportsmen sometimes deserve a bit of empathy. Our lot aren't 'top' sportsmen, but they are mostly young men playing at a level higher than they've done before and we need to be patient with our expectations. |
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Comment | Dunne rescues QPR from more Boxing Day blues – Report
by Myke at 19:59:04
No need to apologise at all. You are regularly throwing out two or three thousand word pieces and I throw back a few hundred, like I’m the only view that matters. But at least I did refrain from criticising your player ratings |
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Comment | Dunne rescues QPR from more Boxing Day blues – Report
by Myke at 09:40:41
Everybody simply doing their jobs is all, Clive. Which the players clearly weren't and Dunne admitted as much post match. Sorry if you felt I was questioning the quality of your writing which clearly wasn't my intention, just the leniency of our performance. Again just as with the 'three games in a week rhetoric' I simply don't buy into ' the busy Christmas schedule' as an excuse for not being arsed at Portsmouth like it's something new or we are the only team that has to do it. I said after the magnificent performance at Leicester that we never need to accept 'Norwich' performances again and then they serve one up in the very next game. We cannot control form anyone can have an off day in any walk of life but we can control effort and there was precious little on display at Portsmouth. |
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Comment | Dunne rescues QPR from more Boxing Day blues – Report
by Northernr at 03:13:02
Myke, if I gave the impression I was happy with that game, I'm sorry. I'll armour up a bit more next time.
I think at this time of year it's important to remember you're asking young lads to do four games in a week over Christmas. Two at home, two away, down to Portsmouth, up to Birmingham, back round again. Recovery, rinse, repeat. It's nuts, what we ask of the players in this period. Absolutely nobody needs that West Brom game on the 29th, and even fewer than that need a 1230 kick off against Norwich on New Year's Day. Massive overspill, overkill of mediocre football from tired, tired players.
That goes for match reporters too. Do you think I wanted to spend today writing this report? Rather generous, was it? You're lucky it wasn't written in crayon. |
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Comment | Dunne rescues QPR from more Boxing Day blues – Report
by Myke at 00:03:01
Cheers Clive. I agree with your first half summary, but feel your take on the second half rather generous. We improved marginally (we could hardly have deteriorated) and moved the dial just enough to equalise fairly early on against a very poor Portsmouth side, shorn of their best player (although Blair did a passable job of impersonating him first half). I’m thinking at this point, ‘okay forget the first half, 3-1 victory and all is forgiven’. Instead we looked slightly interested in actually imposing ourselves on the game, for the next ten or fifteen minutes. Poke game on and was an immediate upgrade on Dembele (he could hardly have been a downgrade) although has an annoying habit of just keep running until he gets dispossessed or runs out of pitch - hopefully just inexperience at a higher level. Smyth came on for Saito and surprisingly made little impression at either end of the pitch, which rather debunks your theory (that I agree with) that he should have started. In the end, rather embarrassingly, we were hanging on, as a series of schoolboy errors, applied completely unnecessary pressure on our box. I was relieved when the final whistle went, which says it all.
I’ve seen it said on the message board that JCS was sorely missed, and there is no doubt that the balance he gives the side on the left, benefits both RND and whoever plays in front of him. But he hasn’t played enough (or well enough, bar Leicester) to be a loss to the side in the sense that we are missing something new or for the first time. For me, the player we missed the most was Chair. His ability to keep possession, his work-rate and his ability to bring others into play - we missed him on the left side far more than the (n)ever present JCS. |
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Comment | Merry Christmas my R’s – Preview
by TacticalR at 12:37:24
Thanks for your preview.
'We haven’t won away on Boxing Day since 1967'. Christ almighty! Just shows we should never have got rid of Alec Stock.
Anyway, enough with the damning statistics. Can this QPR side overcome history? Unfortunately, we never seem to do well in the games we're supposed to win. |
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Comment | Premier League ref Bond in charge of Plymouth trip - Referee
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Comment | Promotions and POPs as Plymouth and QPR rekindle rivalry – History
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