Leeds v QPR 2 - 0 Full Time
Oct 29, 2019 13:13:23 GMT
Post by kingfisher on Oct 29, 2019 13:13:23 GMT
Well, after a below par performance against a rampant (and diving) Brentford the grinder that we call the Championship fixture list moves onto Leeds away from home. So, no worries there then.... 
One positive piece of news is:
However, I am sure no Rs fan on this forum is going to think this is an easy fixture, or that Warburton and his team of helpers has sorted out the many defensive problems in time for this game. So we cannot even go like some other Championship sides have done and 'park the bus' - ours has far too many doors left over!
It has been discussed elsewhere on this wonderful forum whether the time is now ripe for Wallace to replace Manning, and whether Manning should become a left-sided midfielder instead. There are others I could also mention, either in terms of their abilities or tiredness as they try to adapt from development players to Championship stars, but this is your time to propose your best side! So, in the words of a well-known Norwich director, 'Let's be having you!'.
One positive piece of news is:Leeds United were hit with a potentially worrying injury blow on Monday evening, with Liam Cooper hobbling off with a knock during the under 23’s stalemate with Burnley at Elland Road.
However, I am sure no Rs fan on this forum is going to think this is an easy fixture, or that Warburton and his team of helpers has sorted out the many defensive problems in time for this game. So we cannot even go like some other Championship sides have done and 'park the bus' - ours has far too many doors left over!
It has been discussed elsewhere on this wonderful forum whether the time is now ripe for Wallace to replace Manning, and whether Manning should become a left-sided midfielder instead. There are others I could also mention, either in terms of their abilities or tiredness as they try to adapt from development players to Championship stars, but this is your time to propose your best side! So, in the words of a well-known Norwich director, 'Let's be having you!'.
