| A potted history, Stoke in the mud edition QPR vs Stoke City Match Thread 14:51 - Sep 15 with 47885 views | Spaceman_P |
As its my 40th on Saturday and have parents visiting im not going to be around.
So early thread... more shards than goals with this one.
Potters will crumble under the pressure obviously Loftus road will be
Like an oven.
Qpr 1 stoke nil
Kone, because yeah why not.
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| A potted history, Stoke in the mud edition QPR vs Stoke City Match Thread on 17:42 - Sep 20 with 2683 views | Northolt_Rs |
Just back - what a fantastic performance to a man! We were well worth the win. Credit to Stephan and Nourry for turning things round from that horror show at Coventry. Vale my MotM closely followed by Saito. I’m absolutely buzzing! Great, great win. COYRs!!!! |  |
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| A potted history, Stoke in the mud edition QPR vs Stoke City Match Thread on 17:56 - Sep 20 with 2609 views | colinallcars |
It was a preasure and a pliviledge to be there. |  | | |
| A potted history, Stoke in the mud edition QPR vs Stoke City Match Thread on 18:27 - Sep 20 with 2489 views | HantsR |
I don't know if it's been mentioned elsewhere, but it's our Clive's birthday today! Happy Birthday mate - great present eh? |  | | |
| A potted history, Stoke in the mud edition QPR vs Stoke City Match Thread on 21:24 - Sep 20 with 2227 views | BrianMcCarthy |
Happy Birthday, Clive!
Great present !!! |  |
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| A potted history, Stoke in the mud edition QPR vs Stoke City Match Thread on 21:28 - Sep 20 with 2185 views | CopenhagenRs |
It was fantastic to see the 1975/76 team during halftime today. What a gathering of true gentlemen and unbelievably talented footballers. This is a real milestone for me, as I’m sure it is for many others here on Loft for Words. It reminds me that it’s exactly 50 years since I first got hooked and fell for this crazy and wonderful club with the most beautiful hooped shirt in the world. Yes, that’s how old I am! Once you become QPR, you’re QPR for life. And as a Danish Ranger, it’s also great to finally see Madsen blossom. At last, it looks like he’s starting to understand his role in a Championship team and has regained some confidence. It took far too long, but the way he can play those first-time passes could be really valuable for Kone, Saito, and Burrell, who will benefit from his service over a season that’s suddenly starting to look quite exciting. Madsen has actually played Champions League football back in Denmark, but he’s certainly been frustrating to watch for a long time. Finally, it looks like he might be about to come good. So this season, which marks the 50th anniversary of the best QPR team ever, could actually turn out to be pretty interesting. Who would have thought that just a few weeks ago after the disaster in Coventry? |  | | |
| A potted history, Stoke in the mud edition QPR vs Stoke City Match Thread on 08:35 - Sep 21 with 1691 views | davman |
| A potted history, Stoke in the mud edition QPR vs Stoke City Match Thread on 14:03 - Sep 20 by Malintabuk |
Johansson as got to be the best keeper in this league.... |
...and apparently cost them less than a million.
Massive bargain and shocking that he chose them. I would have thought he'd have had better choices at the time... |  |
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| A potted history, Stoke in the mud edition QPR vs Stoke City Match Thread on 09:06 - Sep 21 with 1605 views | mart_Goblin |
Long old day yesterday so not been able to post about the game until now .
Genuinely still buzzing though .
I thought it was a really good , strong all round performance and actually a really enjoyable game of football.
As we were leaving the upper loft my son said to me “ it’s great to see us with a bit of character , an identity”
It was a really great point for me .
How long have we either been wondering what the hell we are trying to achieve , or failing miserably at the methods put in place by the club .
Since that final whistle at Cov, I feel like Stéphan has stepped up and taken the reins and really stamped his mark now on how he wants us to play .
And my god , the transition is night and day .
We look dangerous , we make chances , we have pace and strength both up front and at the back .
I thought Madsen , certainly without the ball , had his best game for us .
How many times yesterday was he in the right place at the right time to win a header or get a foot in where it really mattered ? What a difference !
So many other good performances but special mention to Harvey Vale, who I thought took his Zamora-esque goal wonderfully and capped a really good all round performance. But my Man of the match was Liam Morrison. Understated compared to his partner at the back there , but I thought he didn’t put a foot wrong and add to that a match winning goal line clearance , that just won it for me .
Love our front 4 right now. And as others have mentioned , difficult to see where Poku and Chair especially came back in . Right now we don’t really play a formation suited for Ilias .
Great problems though for JS . Amazing how those 3 signings a day after totally catastrophe have transformed the squads strength in depth.
We will lose games , maybe at times heavily , when the 3 game weeks kick in then there is no way that Kone and Burrell , for example can play every game , but it just feels like a happier , better squad than it has been for a while and long may it continue . |  | | |
| A potted history, Stoke in the mud edition QPR vs Stoke City Match Thread on 22:11 - Sep 21 with 1205 views | OldPedro |
| A potted history, Stoke in the mud edition QPR vs Stoke City Match Thread on 08:35 - Sep 21 by davman |
...and apparently cost them less than a million.
Massive bargain and shocking that he chose them. I would have thought he'd have had better choices at the time... |
I assume they are paying him big money to go there |  |
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