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Just realised Esox said 'this century' not 'last 100 years'.
Either way, there's little value in making predcitions based on results from entirely different squads and managers. AI is better if you give it better data to work with (but it still makes mistakes, as you can see)....
"Based on the recent form of Queens Park Rangers (QPR) and their next five opponents—Bristol City, Preston North End, Swansea City, Norwich City, and Watford—the following predictions consider both teams' performance in their last five matches:
QPR Recent Form
QPR has had mixed results recently:
Win against Oxford United (2-0): A strong performance highlighting their ability to capitalize on opportunities. Win against Norwich (3-0): Dominant play showed their attacking capability. Draw with Stoke (1-1): Resilience but struggled to secure the win. Loss to Middlesbrough (1-4): Defensive frailties exposed. Loss to Leeds (0-2): Inability to break down strong teams Sports Mole Wikipedia .
Predictions
Bristol City vs. QPR Bristol City has been inconsistent, but at home, they tend to be tough to beat. Given QPR’s recent improvement, a 1-1 draw seems plausible.
QPR vs. Preston North End Preston's form has dipped lately, while QPR’s recent home performances have been solid. Prediction: QPR win 2-1.
Swansea City vs. QPR Swansea has been strong at home recently. Considering QPR’s away record, this might be a tough match. Prediction: Swansea win 2-0.
Norwich City vs. QPR Despite QPR’s convincing win over Norwich at home, Norwich will aim for revenge. This could be tight. Prediction: 1-1 draw.
QPR vs. Watford Watford has struggled for consistency, and QPR might exploit this at home. Prediction: QPR win 1-0.
These predictions highlight QPR’s potential to secure points against mid-table opponents but recognize challenges in away fixtures against stronger teams. Keep in mind, football results can be unpredictable!"
"A detailed dataset of QPR's century-long match history isn't readily available in one consolidated format, but season-by-season archives suggest fluctuating performances with notable highs and lows, depending on league tier and managerial changes."
It was a perfect storm combination of a large and growing injury list and several new players having to find their feet too fast in a totally different league/country that caused the downturn in performances and results. But I feel we've turned that corner now. Varane, Morrison and Saito looking really good. Nardi superb of course. Madsen not so much, but there's a bit of breathing space now and he's a quality player I think. Great to see Ilias back. Still some wobbly areas, like left back, but four clean sheets in a row... that's fantastic.
Oh and Marti was always a class act, but he just had a tough few months trying to sort all this out. But as we know, form is temporary, class is permanent.
You gotta feel sorry for Oxford fans. They look weak. Only just promoted, but they haven't stepped up and they must be nailed on to go back down to div 1. It's also an interesting contrast to, and a sign of relative progress, to compare us now to that friendly we played against them under GA last year - and vice versa.
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