greatest ever passer of the ball to play for qpr

[Shania]

Mike Fillery seems to be a bit underated?

[72bus]

fillery was a wrong un

[Stedders]

Wilkins of course, but don't forget the brilliant David Bardsley, with some fantastic cross field passes.

[QPR_NW10]

i passed the ball back one when in came into SAR...i've got a 100% success record to a rangers man.

[stanistheman]

As soon as I read the title of this thread my reaction was Masson. Currie and Wilkins make up my top 3.

[stainrodisalegend]

TC by a country mile...

[Martin63]

im going to go for don masson

he could hit these 50 yard passes and they would drop right onto someones feet,many of the passes were transferd into goals


ive never seen passes like it

who do you think is the greatest ever passer of the ball,to play for qpr

Spot on. Inch perfect cross field passes that would totally switch play from one wing to another. The quality of the football played by that 1975/6 team was incredible. Never seen anything like it from any other Rangers team and very few other British sides EVER. Masson was superb from set pieces too.

[Martin63]

As soon as I read the title of this thread my reaction was Masson. Currie and Wilkins make up my top 3.

Can't argue with that

[Mighty Devon White]

Micky Fillery was indeed underrated... managed to put one of the bulbs out in the scoreboard at the School End with one of his "magical" free kicks... and it stayed put out.. for years...

[Naarven Mankey]

Without a doubt has to be Masson. Hoping Faurlin can get close he has the potential!!!

[The Leveller]

Don Masson and Tony Currie both great passers of the ball. You cant compare Faurlin with Don Masson for the reason that they have different games. Firstly Masson could not tackle nor put his foot in where it hurts where as Faurlin does and protects the back four in doing so. Faulins game is to break the others sides game down, to be an outlet for the back four and he gives to others in short passes. Masson was there to receive the ball and spray passes around bringing others into the game or setting up the break aways but currently now serving up the great British fry up breakfast.

[qprted]

watched

watched qpr for 53 seasons,and in a league of merrit im going to go


1st...............masson
2nd...............wilkins
3rd................currie
4th............... thomas
5th...............venables
6th.................bowles

[LoftusRoadLad]

As soon as I read the title of this thread my reaction was Masson. Currie and Wilkins make up my top 3.

Same here.

[Gerryhatrick]

You're all wrong, it was John Hollins.....:=B:

[stainrodisalegend]

In fairness Masson was a few years before my time so cant really compare but Currie for me was up there with any England midfielder I've seen for passing. A few years later people rated Hoddle very highly (and rightly so) but I think Currie had just as much raw ability - maybe a bit more wayward off field, not too sure.