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Your Hull City v Queens Park Rangers Match Reports

JamesB1979 added 13:17 - Apr 14 I think the 4 hour drive back helped me look at things with a bit more perspective. Although still, tired, annoyed and sober by time I got home. Sometimes you come across teams that have better players and they perform. The first goal was top class. I’m not sure you can do too much. In a game like this against good forward players and a good side, that first goal is key. It gave Hull confidence and did opposite for us. We had some very good chances at 2-0 and 3-0 down. Both to Smyth, whose finishing is shocking but neither would have made a difference other than to our goal difference. I thought Willock did well but he fought a lonely battle. Cannon also looked good. The rest poor to very average. We need to start Frey in next games, more for Dykes and the crowds mental health. It’s getting toxic and he’s getting blame for everything.

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Geoff78 added 19:32 - Apr 14 I thought we were awful yesterday but having slept on it perhaps it isn't the end of the world. We were tired - 2 long distance trips in 5 days - Hull opened the scoring with a worldie and we never had the confidence to come back after that. And you may have noticed we can't score goals. We missed at least 2 really good chances. Most disappointing was the inability of Hayden and Field to get to grips with Hull's smart passing and the space they created in midfield. I also wonder whether playing Chair, Willock and Andersen is a luxury we can't afford. Although there are some lovely touches from Andersen I don't think he's really lived up to his promise yet. Willock was our only threat - my MotM.

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