QPR 4-3 Bolton

Our next game is away at Loftus Road against Queens Park Rangers.

QPR are currently sitting in 13th with 12 points whilst Bolton are in 21st with just 8 points.

The R's last 5 Championship results:


Fulham 4-0 QPR
Hull 1-1 QPR
QPR 2-2 Blackburn
QPR 1-2 Notts Forest
Huddersfield 0-1 QPR

Although QPR have taken just 5 points from a possible 15 from their last 5 games, I feel this is going to be a tough game for us and feel we will gift them the win as they are due one.

My prediction: QPR 3-1 Bolton

How do you all feel we will do?

we are also due one, 2-1 to us

COME ON BOLTON

y2johnny wrote:we are also due one, 2-1 to us

COME ON BOLTON

But you know what we are like. As they haven't won one since 5 games ago, we will become a soft touch and give in easily.

It always happens!

Confidence will be high after last week. We'll Nick. 1-0 win (Madine 73rd minute.)

Austin's out, Mackie's out and that Dutch guy Chery got subbed in the first half last week. They were shocking against Fulham, but tend to be better at Loftus Road. I don't do predictions but this is the sort of away game we need to be getting something from.

y2johnny wrote:

bwfc1874 wrote:Austin's out, Mackie's out and that Dutch guy Chery got subbed in the first half last week. They were shocking against Fulham, but tend to be better at Loftus Road. I don't do predictions but this is the sort of away game we need to be getting something from.

I agree we should be getting something from the game but we need to win it or we'll probably be in the bottom 3 and QPR will be viewing this game as a must win.
Draw?

More chance of 1874 being funny.

4-0 to QPR.

My posts serve a higher purpose than laughter. Take your bitterness elsewhere Whittam, these unprovoked attacks are bang out of order.

Hard to see QPR losing at home against us.......  a few years ago this was a quick three points for us...but not in this day and age.
4-1

Ref watch: Darren Drysdale to oversee QPR trip

Darren Drysdale will take charge of Bolton Wanderers’ final match before the October international break as they travel to Queens Park Rangers on Saturday.

The Lincolnshire-based referee has officiated two Whites’ fixtures in the past, most recently last season's 4-2 away defeat at Rotherham United back in January.

Boasting over ten years of Football League experience, Mr Drysdale has run the rule over eight games so far this season - handing out 18 yellow cards and one red card.

Richard Martin and Ian Rathbone will run the line while Lee Swabey is the fourth official.

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Drysdale is a wanker

Just guessing mind, but aren't they all

Natasha Whittam wrote:More chance of 1874 being funny.

4-0 to QPR.

We're not that bad, Nat stop being harsh, 3-0 to QPR.

Preview: QPR v Bolton

SETTING THE SCENE
Bolton Wanderers travel to Queens Park Rangers on Saturday in their final match before the October international break.

Yet to find their form on the road, Neil Lennon will be keen for his side to pick up their first win on the road as they look to build on last weekend’s 2-2 draw with Sky Bet Championship league leaders Brighton & Hove Albion.

Meanwhile, hosts QPR come into Saturday’s match winless from their last four and keen to bounce back from a heavy 4-0 defeat to local-rivals Fulham in their last outing.

However, if they are to do so then they will need to perform without both Charlie Austin and Jamie Mackie after the duo were ruled out through injury for the foreseeable future after limping off against the Cottagers.

TEAM NEWS
Dorian Dervite and Derik Osede are both available following injury and suspension respectively, while Emile Heskey (hamstring) could also come into contention after missing last weekend’s game against Brighton.

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Gary Madine (foot) is a doubt but Dean Moxey (toe) could be available despite not training during the week.

Elsewhere, captain Darren Pratley (ankle) continues to progress with his rehabilitation while Zach Clough (shoulder) is a long-term absentee. 


LAST QPR XI (v Fulham, L4-0)
Green, Onuoha, Konchesky, Perch, Angella, Phillips, Chery (Mackie 35 (Fer 45)), Faurlin, Henry, Luongo, Austin (Tozser 59).

ONE TO WATCH
Having missed the start of the season through injury, Leroy Fer made his first appearance of the campaign as a substitute in QPR’s last outing away at Fulham.

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The Netherlands international started his career in his native Holland with stints with Feyenoord and FC Twente, before first moving to England to sign for Norwich City in July 2013, having seen a winter move to Everton fall through the previous January.

Moving on to newly-promoted QPR the following year after the Canaries’ relegation to the Championship, the 25-year-old was unable to help the Hoops avoid an immediate return to the second tier.

After Fer saw a summer move to Sunderland fall through, Chris Ramsey will be reliant on the returning midfielder to help his side climb the table, even more so in the absence of Charlie Austin, with the Dutchman having the potential to be one of the Championship’s leading players when on form.

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Breaders is meeting up with some foreign truckers so his bad luck will be abroad!  We are guaranteed to win this!! Put ya bets on lads, it's going to be a glorious day!