Birmingham v QPR 28Oct22 2 - 0 FT 2nd/30pts
Oct 25, 2022 22:43:10 GMT
Post by kingfisher on Oct 25, 2022 22:43:10 GMT
Typing in the title for this thread I was reminded we won last season's equivalent fixture 1-2, so hopefully we will do even better this time!
Birmingham are 15th on 20 points, and their last 5 games have been LLWDL. So, their recent performances have not been that good. The Rs have a squad that now includes the returning to fitness Richards and high confidence in their joint abilities. They have done better than perhaps many expected without Willock, with team performances being a delight, but will a Friday night on Sky in Birmingham turn out to be our downfall...?
The only new possible injury worry is Johansen, who came off just before Half Time against Wigan with a problem to his upper leg, so I am guessing the Starting XI will largely remain unchanged:
Dieng
Laird Balogun JCS Paal
Field Dozzell Tim
Armstrong Dykes Chair
However, Dickie is fit and the excellent Balogun could be rested; Amos is obviously desperate to start; and Richards must be a strong contender for sub at 60 minutes surely?
Birmingham are 15th on 20 points, and their last 5 games have been LLWDL. So, their recent performances have not been that good. The Rs have a squad that now includes the returning to fitness Richards and high confidence in their joint abilities. They have done better than perhaps many expected without Willock, with team performances being a delight, but will a Friday night on Sky in Birmingham turn out to be our downfall...?
The only new possible injury worry is Johansen, who came off just before Half Time against Wigan with a problem to his upper leg, so I am guessing the Starting XI will largely remain unchanged:
Dieng
Laird Balogun JCS Paal
Field Dozzell Tim
Armstrong Dykes Chair
However, Dickie is fit and the excellent Balogun could be rested; Amos is obviously desperate to start; and Richards must be a strong contender for sub at 60 minutes surely?
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