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Last time out

Direby County 1 Queens Park Rangers 1



Preston North End 0 West Browmwich Albion 1

Before and after snaps of incident




Last time at Loftus Road

Queens Park Rangers 1 Preston North End 4



QPR TRANSFER DEALINGS

By the looks of it that have not spent a penny loans and free transfers including our ex Jordan Hugill

Manager

Ex City trader Mark Warburton now the incumbent of the Loftus Road hot seat, my fourth visit in four season and a different manager every time.
He has nothing to do with this though

A trip to the smoke for our slightly out of form boys to play a Rangers side who have also had a dip in form although they got a good point a Wayne Rooney's Direby County last time out, wonder kid Eze bagging a penalty.
For us continue thge improvement in play from Monday and we won't be far away at the end of the season. Rangers have not kept a clean sheet this season appaerently and we cannot score away from home so 0-0 nailed on then.
The ground has probably the worst seats ever in the away end if you are over 6 tone you will struggle.

Team wise depends who is fit and whether we have got rid of teh flu bug room for Hunts possibly

Transport mode train to the smoke also corresponds with Branson losing the contract so will be riding a Virgin for the last time, one can only dream I suppose.
Any way her's ref watch

Match Officials: Queens Park Rangers Away



We will be officiated for the second time this season by referee Andy Davies at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium this weekend.

Andy was in charge of our game against Bristol City at Deepdale back in September, that ended in a thrilling 3-3 draw, which was his first trip to PR1 in 12 months.

Before that we last saw the referee at PNE for the early season local derby with Bolton Wanderers in 2018/19; the game finishing 2-2. That was the officials’ second-only time of taking charge at Deepdale having made the long trip up from Hampshire for the game.

His first trip north was back in January 2018, when he was referee for a 1-1 draw with Birmingham City.
Whilst that was his first game as Deepdale, the match official has also taken charge of North End games away from home in the past, including the opening game of the 2016/17 at Reading.

This is his eighth year on the EFL lists, but only his seventh ever PNE game. He took charge of 2015/16’s goalless draw at Brighton & Hove Albion back in October 2015, having previously been the man with the whistle for a Lilywhites fixture back in 2012 at Leyton Orient.

This will be his 16th game of the new season, having issued 46 cautions and two red cards in the previous seven games. In a bizarre fact, his other QPR game this season was also at home to Bristol City… and the game also ended 3-3!

He will be assisted by Rob Smith and Darren Blunden and the fourth official will be Will Finnie.