QPR's stated best side so far this season - Fact or Fiction?
Mar 14, 2020 16:42:32 GMT
Post by kingfisher on Mar 14, 2020 16:42:32 GMT
From FLW (amazingly two good articles in a day):
whilst nobody could contest Barbet or Kelly's inclusion in winning sides, I would certainly question why Dominic Ball's contributions have been overshadowed. Is it because he rarely surges forward like Amos, so not as noticeable? There is also a reasonable claim for Wallace instead of Manning (Rangel is already preferred over the Manning-esque Kane on the right). I would also suggest that Eze is far better suited to a more central role, which would mean Chair moving over more towards the left... Anyway, over to you for your comments!
The performances of Eberechi Eze and Bright Osayi-Samuel have been particularly impressive, while moves for Yoann Barbet, Dom Ball, Geoff Cameron and Marc Pugh have proven to be astute.
With nine matches to play the R’s sit 13th in the table and are just six points adrift of the playoff spots, with a relatively favourable fixture list ahead of them.
Here, we look at the best QPR starting 11 of the season so far, based on WhoScored ratings.
With nine matches to play the R’s sit 13th in the table and are just six points adrift of the playoff spots, with a relatively favourable fixture list ahead of them.
Here, we look at the best QPR starting 11 of the season so far, based on WhoScored ratings.
whilst nobody could contest Barbet or Kelly's inclusion in winning sides, I would certainly question why Dominic Ball's contributions have been overshadowed. Is it because he rarely surges forward like Amos, so not as noticeable? There is also a reasonable claim for Wallace instead of Manning (Rangel is already preferred over the Manning-esque Kane on the right). I would also suggest that Eze is far better suited to a more central role, which would mean Chair moving over more towards the left... Anyway, over to you for your comments!
