Bournemouth at home on Boxing Day, Birmingham Away on New Years Day, Bristol City away in between
You have to say that is a decent start. We don't play any of the relegated teams until Match 9. And looking at the spread of fixtures it's been relatively kind, we don't have any 'tough' runs with multiple top teams all in a row.
Last Edit: Jun 24, 2021 8:05:30 GMT by northwesthoop
I would reckon that Warburton would be happy with those first 10 games. If we start in the same way we ended last season then we should be confident of picking up plenty of points.
With the signings we have made and if we can get in Johansen and a couple of wing backs then it would be as good a starting XI as we have had for a long time.
The board have supported the Manager in signing Dickie, Dykes, Austin etc., and it's now time for us to be up there and challenging. Apart from Dozzell the other new permanent signings have all played a lot of matches together and know how Warburton plays which is a big plus.
The first 10 QPR fixtures for 2021/22 based on where the clubs finished last season:
11th Just Promoted 10th 5th 16th 7th 6th 19th Just Relegated 18th
I think that is a good mix of teams, based upon performance last season, and I really hope we move back to full capacity ASAP. I know they have fudged it with the Wembley games coming up by making them a 'trial' I do feel that open air with 2 jabs over 14 days prior is OK (plus mask entering concourse). Although I would probably ban away fans because of the additional hazards in getting there. Thoughts?
I wonder if there are conversation had around banning away fans and give the space they normally use to home fans...or at the very least can we just bans away fans for the first game?
The government said our way out of this was the vaccines. If people are double dosed we should be at full capacity. Proof of vaccine should be enough. We've done what they asked getting the jabs. They tell us themselves that a double dose of vaccine is over 90% effective and stops transmission...so let us back. Otherwise it rather makes a mockery of everything they've said to this point.
The government said our way out of this was the vaccines. If people are double dosed we should be at full capacity. Proof of vaccine should be enough. We've done what they asked getting the jabs. They tell us themselves that a double dose of vaccine is over 90% effective and stops transmission...so let us back. Otherwise it rather makes a mockery of everything they've said to this point.
They feared opening up in case the NHS was again overwhelmed, and then delayed opening up because of the Delta variant. Unless they can come up with another genuine reason soon then people's patience will break I think.
Let us back in for the start of pre-season, as Gillingham and Cambridge would actually be good nights out!
Looking at all the opening day games, it wouldn’t surprise me if Millwall was selected for the Friday night Sky game. That would hopefully get us some good traction and hopefully a decent start!
Let us back in for the start of pre-season, as Gillingham and Cambridge would actually be good nights out!
Looking at all the opening day games, it wouldn’t surprise me if Millwall was selected for the Friday night Sky game. That would hopefully get us some good traction and hopefully a decent start!
Let us back in for the start of pre-season, as Gillingham and Cambridge would actually be good nights out!
Looking at all the opening day games, it wouldn’t surprise me if Millwall was selected for the Friday night Sky game. That would hopefully get us some good traction and hopefully a decent start!
