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Another draw would be great, but hoping for a win. The tide is about to turn, I can feel it in me bones!!
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Who knows. Another display like last week and maybe. But stats like last week's will test us sorely. Maybe not this game but we need to start competing more or one day we'll crash ... -
Win or lose I want to see us match Sunderland, and all other teams this season at home for that matter, for possession, pressing & pushing for the win. We need to get back to being a force at home otherwise we’re not going to survive another season.Comment
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Keep Madsen and Anderson away from starting 11 and we’ve got points both a liability
If Frey out start Lloyd or Bennie Celar a passengerComment
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Have a completely illogical and baseless feeling we will win this one. Probably means Sunderland will win 3-0.Comment
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I don't know much about Sunderland but I feel a busy nasty spiteful aggressive performance would see them wilt. So, not sure us trying to ballet dance through the game will get us much joy. As for replicating last week's approach - do we really want to park the bus and ride our luck for 90 mins on our own patch, it's Sunderland, not Real Madrid after all.
I would like to see us have 15+ attempts on goal with at least 5 on target. If we did that and lost I'd feel reasonably OK. If we have 2 shots all game AND lose I'll be fuming.
I'll say 2-2 but may revise that once I see team sheet and I'm sniffing the atmosphere at LR.Comment
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Personally I like 15 attempts with our players being able to kick all 15 between the white sticks.Originally posted by Abseits View PostComment
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We need to at least give ourselves half a start from the kick off and NOT starting with 10 men! Meaning, no Celar anywhere near the team! If Paal is injured then this will further strengthen our team!
I’d like to see a back 3, WBs and 2 in CMF and 3 further forward in a 3-4-3. Just need to have a go and get at them from the start! Yes I know they are top, but stop Bellingham and you stop them! They’re not all that, on a good day and with the right team selection we can take them! However, let’s see if the stubborn Marti selects Celar again (knowing he’s crap!) and putting Paal straight back in the team if fit (also knowing he’s crap aswell!)Comment
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Unfortunately the two white sticks and netty thing were not in this blokes coaching manual, just tippy toe back and thro from the goalie to the defenders, hundred of thousand of pound for that, what a bargain he has become.Originally posted by SheepRanger View PostI have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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Got that winning feeling .....
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last week was a good result but obviously included some luck. We need to know when to play and when to mix it up. Last week was the right choice. Sunderland is hard as we are at home, but they are doing very well. We should try and impose our game on weaker teams as at best we are a mid table side. We cannot go after Sunderland but must not let them dictate either. The problem is not losing to Sunderland, but losing to Pompey, getting toyed with by Sheffield Wednesday. Those are the games we should be winning or at least not losing. We need a backbone for the fight and sadly we do not seem to have one at the moment. The next three games might yield a point if we are lucky and then we are back to the must win games.Comment
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Think the most effective way to mix it up is to ask Sunderland if they fancy a game of darts instead.Comment
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We play badly against teams that we need to break down. When we play better teams, they come at us and we can soak up the pressure and occasionally hit them on the counter. We seem to mess up when we're on top and our attacks break down leaving us open to the counter. There's clearly much more to it than this but it's a factor.Originally posted by Lozzer45 View PostComment
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QPR are assessing the extent of a knee injury suffered by Karamoko Dembele.
The 21-year-old picked up the injury on the eve of last weekend’s goalless draw at Burnley.
He missed the game at Turf Moor along with defender Morgan Fox, who picked up a thigh problem.
Both players have also been ruled out of Saturday’s home match against Championship leaders Sunderland.
While Rangers expect Fox to return soon, there is less certainty over Dembele and how long he might be unavilable for.
On a brighter note for the R’s, defender Liam Morrison returned to full training on Friday morning following his own knee injury.
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