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Reply | Match Thread: will QPR show NEW METTLE or will LINCOLN PARK the bus?
at 18:56 7 Nov 2026
Still buzzing about the three points and being back in the play-off places. Kamara’s finish was excellent, Chair made a difference when he came on, and Kone continues to deliver.
It was a grind against a physical side and we got the job done – I’ll take that all day. That said, I still think Ben Williams and the performance/medical setup are holding us back. His background is cycling (INEOS) and other sports, not football, and the recurring soft tissue and availability problems keep surfacing under different managers. We saw the improvement when he was fully on site in 23/24, then the issues returned when he went part-time. He’s back full-time now with a bigger role, yet the injury list is still biting (Mbengue, Madsen, Burrell, Lamptey and others).Christian – please take note and sort this out. Move on the people who are incompetent or only know cycling if that’s what it takes. We have a real chance this season with Stéphan and this group. Don’t let the same fitness problems cap what we can achieve again. If we make the play-offs I’ll be delighted. Just need the squad available more consistently to give ourselves the best chance U R's [Post edited 7 Nov 18:57]
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Reply | Match Thread: will QPR show NEW METTLE or will LINCOLN PARK the bus?
at 18:32 7 Nov 2026
This is my problem still celebrating at 5.30am - going to get grief later this morning.
I love QPR so much even though 16,839 kms away think about the club every day. I love QPR so much as I am sure you all do too. Best fans and club in the whole world.
Arsenal struggled to beat Hull 1-0 today
Man City losing to Notts Forest 2-0 at half time
Beating teams is not easy as we think
Great to see Kone bang 5 in recently and Kamara to chance his arm and score today.
Love to all
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Reply | Nourry
at 08:54 2 Nov 2026
100% this is holding us back. We may have better players this season but unless they're available to play it means nothing. On paper the squad looks the strongest it's been in years, yet we're still constantly missing key players.
Even over here in Australia the A League sides have tiny squads and four sides are doing long trips across Asia for the Asia Champions League on top of weekend league games, and they still seem to get through with far fewer injuries than we do.
Why won't the CEO do something about this? It's the one area that keeps undermining everything else. |
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Reply | Interactive ratings/report for yesterday
at 09:26 25 Oct 2026
Highest ratings I’ve given all season. We were excellent — Kone clinical, Dunne strong, Smyth excellent and the whole team on it. Proper result against a side that had been top. More of that please. URRRs.
Be good to be able to give a manager rating as it would be high yesterday. |
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Reply | swansea at home....match thread..
at 16:55 24 Oct 2026
5-0 what an incredible bounce back
I love you all (3am here and glad I stayed up)
Well done lads and credit to Richard Kone - what a way to mark your return.
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Reply | swansea at home....match thread..
at 16:42 24 Oct 2026
Imagine how good we would be with a full strength line up for a few months/weeks/days [Post edited 24 Oct 16:42]
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Reply | swansea at home....match thread..
at 16:25 24 Oct 2026
Long time ago Brian but weren't we pushing for the equaliser, hit the bar and Clough scored on the break. Killed the game. Bloody cold that day too. |
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Reply | swansea at home....match thread..
at 16:19 24 Oct 2026
Reminds me of that Nigel Clough one for Forest against us in December 1987 — he scored three in about four minutes late on (81', 83', 85' pen) past Seaman in a 4-0. That one finished us off; this one has opened us up. After the quiet season Kone’s had so far, that was ridiculous. Hope we can hold it and make the late night worth it.
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Reply | swansea at home....match thread..
at 15:58 24 Oct 2026
Been up watching every game this season from Australia. This week has been hard after Birmingham and ongoing injuries but stayed up past 2am (so far) and I’m so glad I did.Kone – absolute monster. Hat-trick in 13 minutes.
Goals:
2' (assist Smyth)
10' header (assist Poku)
15' penalty (Smyth won the penalty (again))
Stats worth knowing:
First QPR hat-trick since Nahki Wells vs Cardiff on New Year’s Day 2020
Earliest hat-trick in an EFL match (completed by the 15th minute) since the Championship/League One/Two rebrand in 2004-05
Fastest QPR hat-trick in club history (14 mins 50 secs from kick-off)
Only 13 minutes between his first and third goals (last QPR player to do one in a shorter span was Clive Allen vs Charlton in 1982)
After a quiet season so far with the injuries and limited minutes, that was ridiculous. Proper statement. Hope we can keep it going and make the late night worthwhile.
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