QPR v Sheff Weds 1 - 2 FA Cup 4th Round Fri 24JAN20

That was absolutely disgusting. Truly, utterly abysmal.

Does Warburton actually want Lumley to fail? He keeps saying about fans needing to be patient and respectful, but keeps throwing him under the bus by picking him and exposing him to every corner of the fans when he has no confidence at all. He needs to take him out of the squad for a run of games to help Lumley more than anything

Warburton has a lot of questions to answer after that. All this waffle he was coming out with about taking the cup seriously, then he sends out that team, and as usual, waits until it’s too late to bother changing anything.

I didn’t even see 2 of the 3 goals because of absolute morons standing up in front of me! All I could see was their second goal, which we could probably all see coming from a mile away.

I missed 2 of the 3 goals because I had to leave on the 90th minute to make sure I got my train home in the wee small hours, so equally miffed ranger-boy ! (I can only wonder at how so many Wednesday fans managed to get time off work and pay for a hotel room overnight (as the last train had gone for them apparently)!)
Yes it was a poor selection, as I have said before, but with a night sleeping on it I have to add a few thoughts:

1. Too many of our players were not regular starters and looked out of it as a result (although Leistner did not seem phased by it as usual). 
2. Lumley did produce some fine saves. Let's not forget those. However, his well-known hate of passed balls was both exploited by Wednesday and feared by those sitting around me. It is not only his confidence that has evaporated - so has that of the fans!
3. This confirms that our squad does not have strength in depth (or height come to that). We are not up to scratch up front (as Hugill continues to miss sitters); at the back (as Kane & Manning entertain visiting guests along our goal-line); and, most surprisingly, in midfield where we have a surplus I would suggest (Pugh is hit & miss and Clarke, whilst I accept he was thrown in at the deep end, was making the same sort of mistakes in positioning that Eze made last season). 

Positives: Despite Masterson making some poor passes he was good at CB and had the confidence to surge forward as much as Leistner (sadly often with not just their midfield parting before him but also ours); Leistner was at his most dependable and we really should consider cloning him to get a younger version; Eze & Chair had moments when they ran rampant and their moves deserved a goal or two; and BOS, well he tore through Wednesday when he came on - superb!

I think I’ve gone completely mad. The game was only last night and I’ve already booked my ticket for Blackburn on Tuesday!

I remember crying to my mum in 1982 when spurs beat us in the final

A lot of the issue is with the QPR managers who fail to play their strongest team. When going for promotion or fighting relegation you can probably understand their decision but when you have a team that is in a mid table position there doesn't seem any logic. 

Unfortunately, for too many teams the FA Cup doesn't hold the magic it did in the past and like the League Cup it has become a competition to play fringe players. Club's don't want to take the Cup competitions seriously until they reach the latter stages which seems very strange because if you get a derby game or a top Premiership club it's a way of generating some much needed money.

I can remember when the FA Cup final was the only match you would see on tv and it would be the biggest game of the season.

Sadly the fan just kept repeating how unfair it all was for the top sides to be forced to play so many games, resulting in tiredness and possible injuries/suspensions! Even when it was explained slowly by Savage

when your on 100 grand a week you should be prepared to put up with anything,not wrapped in cotton wool 
go back to the old days when keepers and players didnt wear gloves and played on rough pitches not carpets like they do now