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If this site moans about the legroom, WTF do you think Crouchie, my pet giraffe will make of it? And have you ever seen a giraffe take a piss? Good luck QPR's drainage system!
Again, Kone's touch and control were bloody awful last night. Frankly, at 23, you can't teach this stuff so I remain of the view that he has three jobs: keep fit; bash up the oppo's CHs a bit; and just goal hang, because despite it all, he can finish.
Now, as for 'The Mystery' in just a short cameo, he looked more mobile and seemed to have a better touch than Kone; which isn't difficult! Maybe if he'd been on earlier he might have been more up to speed to take that chance, but he's certainly worth giving minutes, and when we were cruising against Derby and Swansea and maybe going nowhere at Brum and Soton, thise might have been opportunities to give him a run out.
Always love watching Clive Allen's reaction after Roeder's goal at the end. He'd fluffed a chance for his hattrick, and looks gutted. Great goalscorer andthat aside, frequently a scorer of great goals.
Not so much a random thing, nor an irritant. Rather, its become a regular annoyance. Hacking!
Supermarket freezers in several European countries have been hacked again, resulting in millions of Euros of food being discarded. Why you need effing freezers on the web, I don't know, but there you have it.
Rwminds me of a story I heard about Jason McAteer that while ridiculous, arguably paints him in a favourable light.
JM was one of the first people to get a Porsche Boxster in the north west. First Sunday, he drives out to see his mates' team play, which he always did without fail, when not playing himself. After the game he'd take their kit and flags back to Liverpool to clean but on this particular Sunday, he couldn't get them into the Porsche.
Two weeks later, he rocks up in a new 4x4. When asked what had happened to the Porsche, he purportedly replied, 'I couldn't get the kit and flags in to it, so I thought I'd buy this!'
At the start of the season, I picked Poku to be my stand out player.
Yesterday he showed glimpses of why my choice has some merit, but more as to why he won't be! He's got the skills, but he really can be the most infuriating individual at times. Yesterday: hesitancy mixed with poor choices and execution let him down and will continue to do so until he gets a bit of gravel in his belly and belief in his head.
On the day football remembers those that fell in battle, Lloydy burst out of the trenches advanced toward the enemy and under live ammo, pulled up lame in the process. We shall wear our poppies for him.
He shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary nim, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember him.
When GB86 wakes from his slumbers and the aroma from his morning arabica wafts through his nostrils, he'll realise some inalienable facts. First, he was built on the brilliance of Bowles; the magic of Marsh; the sheer unadulterated tenacity of Taarabt, and that he stands tall on the shoulders of the men of 67!
His character is chiseled from the same granite that made Jimmy Dunne. When he sashays into the room, then it should be with the swagger of Simon Stainrod, probably wearing a fedora, and that if he does this in Southampton, then he is doing it in front of men who still find Benny Hill hilarious and fantasise over an ugly rotund Channel islander, who simply isn't fit to look in the same mirror as Gorgeous Ronnie.
GaryBannister 86 might be experiencing early-onset manopause, but he should do so in the full knowledge, heart, and belief of a man who is: QPR, with all that this entails and all the glory that it will shower upon him one day soon!
First half we failed to capitalise on our play which was, at times, threatening to run amok. Second half they totally capitalised on their play, and they ran amok.
Ok, maybe I'm overstating our first half,but the fact was, there were fine margins which, if you don't cash in when you're doing well, you're inevitably going to pay against teams like Soton in this division.
Like the Brum game: we showed enough about us. But we didn't cash in when chances appeared and paid for sloppyness. We're still doing ok, and we're still good to watch.
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