Rather quiet

I agree with that
In a way beating Cardiff maybe hasn’t done us any favours as we have suddenly stopped filling our weak areas
Last night showed the squad lacks any depth
We still need players as it will come back to bite us otherwise in league one

At the beginning of the transfer window those deals already half-organised are made, and then there is often a period of little happening; but we are getting to the other side of the transfer window, where gaping holes must be filled and we will see a flurry of activity - including loans. We just need to make sure that other clubs and their players know that QPR is a good club to be loaned out to or even sign for! It seems that Begovic and Colback have been instrumental in achieving this, which says a lot about how well they have slotted in that they are recommending QPR to other players!!

I agree with northwesthoop.

With just one attempt on target last night's performance enhanced our need for an experienced goal scorer. We know that Sinclair Armstrong puts so much into a game that he's probably only good for one match a week. That coupled with Kelman about to be sent out on loan meant that Dykes had to play and could now be injured. 

Neither Drewe or Kakay are good enough to play as a Championship wing back and whilst we saw Smyth do an excellent job against Cardiff he's player who does seem to get regular injuries.

I have only seen some highlights of last nights game but from what I saw and the match report  the main positives were the performances of Alex Aoraha and Rayan Kolli who both seemed to do very well against some seasoned opponents and they might have solved some midfield issues.

Rayan Kolli really looks an exciting player, superb on the ball, moves it quick, great fast feet on him. From the same ilk as Eze, Chair, Willock etc. Looks a talented lad and I'm excited to see more of him in particular.