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When Chekhov saw the long winter... - Perryripheral Thoughts
No wins in a dozen games, bottom of the league, with an injury list as long and arduous as next Wednesday’s trip to Cardiff – Alex Perry reflects on the dark mood descending on W12 and a potential route out of this mess.
QPR triumph in five-goal 75 thriller against Stoke - History
We're going all the way back to 1975 for the memorable match between QPR and their Saturday opponents Stoke City, along with the usual record of previous meetings, round up of recent games, and player connections.
Ward in charge of Stoke visit - Referee
Our old friend Gavin Ward is back in town this Saturday refereeing QPR's crunch home game with Stoke City.
Twenty minutes Marti, you and the head of the cod – Column
With a season that promised so much for QPR now lying in something approaching tatters, message board regular Dorse put fingers to keys by way of a coping mechanism this international break.
Sheffield/Luton/Derby – Awaydays
As the club once again threatens to crumble around us, it’s time return the boring/soothing tones of LFW’s long stories that don’t go anywhere to your screens, starting with our autumn adventures along the East Midlands Railway.
Savage amusement - Report
QPR sunk to the bottom of the Championship with a wholly inevitable and entirely comfortable 2-0 defeat at promotion chasing Leeds on Saturday.
Leeds United 2 - 0 Queens Park Rangers - Player Ratings and Reports
If you saw the match, please give us your player ratings and a mini match report.
Where hope went to die – Preview
Tuesday night’s chastening defeat by Middlesbrough at Loftus Road seemingly killed off any hope of Homer’s airborne pig coming back to earth safely, and leaves a beleaguered and injury ravaged QPR facing a daunting trip to Elland Road on Saturday.
Second time lucky? – Oppo Profile
Beaten in the Wembley play-off final last year, Leeds have made a strong start to the new season as they attempt to bounce back to the Premier League at the second time of asking - Nico Franks and Gruev Armada (@timmsy_ks) gave us the latest.
Roy Wegerle's goal of the season - History
Ahead of Saturday’s hiding to nothing at Elland Road we’re warming ourselves with the nostalgia of a famous comeback win and incredible goal of the season attempt from Roy Wegerle back in 1990.
Donohue in charge of Leeds trip - Referee
Manchester official Matt Donohue is in the middle for QPR's tough Saturday trip to Leeds.
Bonfire of the vanities – Report
Relatives fear he’s using that intro from The Thick of It again.
Queens Park Rangers 1 - 4 Middlesbrough - Player Ratings and Reports
If you saw the match, please give us your player ratings and a mini match report.
Fireworks night? Preview
QPR go in desperate search of a first home win of the season at the eighth attempt in the league this evening as Michael Carrick's inconsistent Middlesbrough visit the Bush.
Maddeningly inconsistent Boro hunt winning formular - Oppo Profile
When Middlesbrough are good, like their recent first half at Norwich, they're irresistible. When they're not, they're losing at home to the likes of Cov and Bristol City. @DanaMalt and @jamesyboz try to make sense of it for us.
Relegation-haunted QPR randomly trounce Boro 5-0 - History
We're back to 1998 for the History this week, as a woeful and apparently relegation-bound QPR side suddenly coughed into life and stunned expensively assembled promotion chasers Middlesbrough at Loftus Road.
Langford takes Boro visit - Referee
Experienced Football League official Oliver Langford is the man in the middle for Tuesday’s home game with Middlesbrough.
Patient stabilised but home win still proves elusive - Report
For the second time in a week QPR held one of the division's early pace setters to a 0-0 draw, but it's wins Rangers need and having played another half an hour of football against ten men without scoring this was a missed opportunity.
Queens Park Rangers 0 - 0 Sunderland - Photo Gallery
Pictures from Ian Randall at Loftus Road where QPR couldn't find a winning goal against ten man Sunderland and had to settle for a second consecutive 0-0 draw.
Queens Park Rangers 0 - 0 Sunderland - Player Ratings and Reports
If you saw the match, please give us your player ratings and a mini match report.
The November surprise – Preview
Injury hit, toothless, second from bottom Queens Park Rangers face the Championship’s big surprise success story on Saturday, as league leading Sunderland come to town to start a tough three-game week for the R’s.
Famine to feast at league leading Sunderland – Oppo Profile
Sunderland are the surprise five-point leaders of the early Championship table which means the mood is somewhat different to the last time we met when they had lost seven of their previous eight games - we spoke with the What The Falk Podcast (@WhatTheFalkPod) and A Love Supreme (@ALS_Fanzine)...
Historical straws to clutch at as league leaders Sunderland visit - History
If it's a long QPR losing run that needs snapping, Sunderland might not be a bad fixture to have - as Don Howe's Rangers discovered in a Christmas fixture in 1990.
Toner in charge of Sunderland visit - Referee
Occasional Championship official Ben Toner gets the second QPR game of his career this Saturday as the R’s host league leading Sunderland.
Cook rolls back the years as QPR stand firm for first clean sheet – Report
Baby steps – QPR didn’t lose on Saturday, away at promotion favourites Burnley, and there were vintage performances from Steve Cook and Jake Clarke-Salter at centre back to build on moving forwards.
Burnley 0 - 0 Queens Park Rangers - Player Ratings and Reports
If you saw the match, please give us your player ratings and a mini match report.
Foregone conclusion? Preview
QPR, seemingly in relegation trouble and without a win in seven league games, travel to Burnley, who seem to be heading straight back to the Premier League with an imperious home record – stop me if you’ve heard this one before.
Parker steadily grinding Burnley back from whence they came - Oppo Profile
After a fireworks start to the season, it's settled into pure Scott Parker football at Burnley who sit second in the league thanks to a mean defence and series of single-goal victories - Tom Whittaker (@TomClaret) takes us through it.
Rowan Vine from the halfway line - History
Ahead of Saturday’s trip to promotion-chasing Burnley, LFW looks back to a midweek meeting with a dramatic end that kept Luigi De Canio in his job.
Kitchen in charge of Burnley trip - Referee
Durham-based referee Andrew Kitchen is the man in charge of Saturday’s tough trip to Burnley.
Morgan has his moment but home win continues to elude QPR - Report
QPR halted a run of four straight defeats, but a midweek draw with fellow early strugglers Coventry means it’s now eight without a victory for Marti Cifuentes’ side heading into an unenviable run of tough fixtures – Saffa Michail reports for LFW.