posted Jan 23, 2007

I didn't go to the game but listened to the commentary on the radio. My only concern is for Brkovich. Clive Walker wasn't impressed with the two footed lunge. Brkovich is just about our most skillful player since the recent exodus of half the team and I hope he is OK. I don't think QPR fans would be impressed if Lee Cooke received a similar tackle.

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posted Jan 23, 2007

Hopefully this will be the turn in fortunes for the town.

I was at the game we look slow at the back, centre midfield lacking in qaulity, best player on the pitch was David Bell again.

When Bailey got sent off im pretty sure from where i was standing he butted the referee, before then he acted like a petulant child and deserve to get sent of for that horror tackle.

If we dont get barnett back by weekend blackburn are gonna stuff us

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posted Jan 24, 2007

No Robbie Savage for Blackburn though... so maybe only a 3-0 thumping for us, eh?

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posted Jan 24, 2007

Gregory think his side should have won 7-0; take a look at today's newspapers pal and you'll see that
Luton were the victorious side.
This replay shouldn't have been needed given that
the Rangers' equaliser in the first game was punched into the net. Given that Bailey was rightfully sent off (and here's hoping his suspension is a long one), that the own goal was as bizarre they get and that Luton will earn a tidy £250K + from the Blackburn game is proof that Loftus Road cheats never prosper.

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posted Jan 24, 2007

I listened to the game on BBC London, and it seems three players badly let QPR down. Nygaard sounded like a drunk pub striker, Bailey then lost the plot, and as it turned out the game, and the less said about a defender that swings wildly at a ball going wide, deflecting it off his shin into his own goal, the better.
I haven't yet seen a video of the Bailey foul, but all reports, and the commentary seemed to imply it was bad, which makes Gregory's remark that it was a 'great challenge' all the more worrying.
I think we needed this win to give our season a boost, but instead now a rot will set in, and unless we drop these idiots and stick with our proven performers, it'll be League One again next season.
I already starting to worry about Gregory, although I had been warned by a Villan.

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posted Jan 24, 2007

oh, and good luck Luton.

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