To those who think QPR are near enough safe just take a look at next month's fixtures.
I am posting this because hopefully, I will be proved wrong by doing so, but with the nonsensical way that Hollowhead sticks with his 3-5-2 formation (at least until half time or when they go 2 down), I cannot see much improvement.
Villa a - L
Derby h - L
Sunderland h D/L
Fulham a L
Reading a L
I know it is on the gloomy side again, but I think there are 2 definite defeats coming up against Villa and Fulham. Also Derby, who have an excellent record at QPR, looks like another home defeat.
QPR have a habit of losing 3 consecutive home games and it is possible given the eratic form they are in, that they could also make Sunderland look like a top table side (as they did against Forest). If that happens it will be 6 defeats out of 6 once again. But like he did with the late draw against Brentford, Sunderland could be the only point for QPR to get in March. I expect a loss at Reading too, which would surpass the 6/6.
I am posting this because hopefully, I will be proved wrong by doing so, but with the nonsensical way that Hollowhead sticks with his 3-5-2 formation (at least until half time or when they go 2 down), I cannot see much improvement.
Villa a - L
Derby h - L
Sunderland h D/L
Fulham a L
Reading a L
I know it is on the gloomy side again, but I think there are 2 definite defeats coming up against Villa and Fulham. Also Derby, who have an excellent record at QPR, looks like another home defeat.
QPR have a habit of losing 3 consecutive home games and it is possible given the eratic form they are in, that they could also make Sunderland look like a top table side (as they did against Forest). If that happens it will be 6 defeats out of 6 once again. But like he did with the late draw against Brentford, Sunderland could be the only point for QPR to get in March. I expect a loss at Reading too, which would surpass the 6/6.
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