QPR Vs Rotherham

I could have spoke about that Sunderland game for a good few hours but might have gone a bit Ted Striker in Airplane with poor James having to suffer me rabbiting on.

It was a bit personal as well, as a kid I loved going to games and we usually won around 82 - 84, I have a mind to sue Terry Venables for selling this club to me under false pretences. I'd do 4/5 games a season, we'd win and Clive Allen always scored. Anyway my first season with a season ticket was the Newcastle 5-5, still one of my greatest games, to see us come from game lost 4-0 down to grab a point and the noise and excitement it stuck with me and well basically i was hooked and still am.

My son has been going to QPR for a few years now, first game at 1 year old to see us lose to Newcastle last day of the seaosn (2009), and season ticket holder since he was 4/5 seeing far more lows than highs. 
He's really got into QPR though last season loving the away games but rarley seeing us win so for him to experience that Sunderland comeback just as I did the Newcastle one many moons ago was just so special, he hasn't stopped talking about it all week and to experience it together was one of my favourite QPR moments.

Well we called it correct on the podcast visual - Willock returns and he drops Chair deeper in what could be a different shape in midfield rather than a flat 3 we've seen so far this season

Roberts, Chair, Willock and Dykes all play. On paper this looks like our strongest side right now minus Amos.

Dieng
Laird Dickie Dunne Paal
Field Johansen
Roberts Chair Willock
Dykes

Archer returns on the bench for the first time this season. No Bonne again. Thomas, Amos and Richards still all out.

Bench: Archer, Kakay, Hama, Dozzell, Adomah, Shodipo, Armstrong

Please tell me that this is not a repeat of Blackpool.....

Willock the saviour.

Rotherham scored with their first chance, Aust like Blackpool we failed to clear.

Important to get back in it and we did before the break which will hopefully give us momentum.

We had lots of territory and possession but weren't really clicking in the final third.

It finishes 1-1. Very, very disappointing.

To only get 1 point from 2 home games against Blackpool and Rotherham is simply not good enough.

Like we predicted beforehand we had lots of possession but even with Willock did not create enough. We only had the odd chance here and there.

First up, I have not seen the game but it seems from the posts and the BBC stats on the game that we were the dominant side. However, just as with Blackpool, we could not convert chances into a win. A draw against Blackpool and Rotherham is indeed a poor result for us. For me, it highlights how ineffective our attack is in front of goal. Sadly, we are almost certainly stuck with the personnel we have up front - Dykes (who is not scoring) and Sinclair (who is being asked too much of imho). What difference will Richards make? I suspect not enough!