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My God it proper grinds my pips to see Richards name and know he's still costing this club money. He really is the skid mark that remains on these new lucky QPR pants.
Console myself that he's at least not around the gaff stinking it out... at the moment
Said last season that even a clearly unfit Frey was a far better striker than Dykes Frey’s movement (when he could move) was superior and showed strikers instincts …. See his first goal for the club for example. He actually gets across defenders and anticipates rather than reacts.
Dykes showed his limitations and was clear he’d never be a natural goal scorer He has other attributes but will never be a double figure regular scorer at any level in the English pro game.
As for the original question…… IF he stays fit I see Frey getting 1 in 3 as an average so 12 to 16 goals. Celar my jury is out but cut the lad some slack. I’d hope he gets 8 to 10 Dykes I’d be amazed if he got more than 10 As for Sincs…. At some stage he needs to develop!!! This season I reckon 8 to 12 goals but in time I think he’ll be getting an average of 1 in 4 probably coming in off the left rather than a one up top.
As someone alluded to above; I think we’ll have a good spread of scorers this season, who knows…. We may even get a couple direct from free kicks should miracles happen. Smyth, Dembele, Saito, Chair, Madison (don’t call him baby) and Jesus all got goals in them. Dunne and Cook should contribute half a dozen between them. The lad I really, really want to score and go on to bag a few more is Kolli; the lad is a player
I’ve just read all that back and I’m off for a lay down —- far too positive for me!!!
Law 15 "A throw-in is awarded to the opponents of the player who last touched the ball when the whole of the ball passes over the touchline, on the ground or in the air."
Amendment 15.01 inter alia "All teams awarded said throw in shall approach them in the manner of Queens park Rangers Football Club and [a] give ball straight back to opposing team and/or not defend short throws and allow thrower to receive the ball back unchallenged"
I was in The Bullseye Club for the Coronet Cinema on Northfields Avenue, West Ealing First one was Star Wars I think
The one I remember the most however was A Bridge Too Far Went with my Dad and loved it. Always watched war films with him thereafter and got me into that history
Don’t focus on the price is my advice I just hope weather is good, they are good and a memorable evening is had. It’s a one off and if you’re a fan there’s lengths you go to…… (you’d think football fans would understand that). We can’t control the market and clearly prices are heavy but expected nothing less.
Stick £7 a week away from here on in and your ticket is paid for.