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Ward to the wise

25 March 2010
By Dave Seddon

New-boy Elliott Ward admitted he needed no persuading to sign for Preston North End on loan.
The centre-half joined North End on Tuesday from Championship rivals Coventry City until the end of the season.

With his Sky Blues contract ending in the summer, 25-year-old Ward is keen for a run of first-team football as he seeks new employers for next season.

And PNE will be at the head of the queue for his services if he impresses Darren Ferguson over the next five weeks.

Ward is just catching his breath after a hectic couple of days waiting for the loan deal to be struck between PNE and City.

Tuesday saw him train with Coventry before he was finally given the green light to join-up with the Preston squad ahead of the 2-0 defeat to Middlesbrough.

He was an unused substitute at the Riverside Stadium, the team planning already done by the time the defender arrived on Teesside.

But the Londoner could feature in Saturday's Deepdale clash with Queens Park Rangers as Ferguson strives for a meaner defence.

Ward told the Evening Post: "I didn't really stop on Tuesday, it was a long day because I started off training with Coventry and ended up a Preston player on the bench at Middlesbrough.

"The move had been bubbling under for a couple of days but really only started to make progress on Tuesday.

"It then hit a bit of a snag which had me tearing my hair out, although thankfully things got sorted out and now I'm happy to be at Preston.

"This was a good move to make, I didn't really need to talk to Darren Ferguson at length before signing."

Full story in Thursday's Lancashire Evening Post
www.lep.co.uk/pnenews/A-Ward-to-the-wise.6179336.jp

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Preston Stats (but don't show the full improvement under Ferguson
stats.football365.com/dom/ENG/teams/PrestonNthEnd.html

Preston vs QPR Head to Head
www.soccerbase.com/head2.sd?team2id=2093&team1id=2054

Earlier this season, under Magilton, crushed Preston 4-0 in mid-October

- QPR: Cerny, Ramage, Stewart, Mahon, Routledge (Ainsworth 87), Buzsaky (Agyemang 66), Gorkss, Faurlin, Simpson (Vine 66), Borrowdale, Taarabt. Subs not used: Heaton, Hall, Alberti, Harris.
Goals: Taarabt (11), Buzsaky (Pen 63), Simpson (75), Routledge (86).

Preston North End: Lonergan, Hart, Chaplow, Mawene, Collins, Sedgwick (Parry 64), Shumulikoski (Carter 65), Brown (Parkin 65), Jones, Wallace, Mellor. Subs not used: Chilvers, Henderson, Nolan, Elliott.

Match Reports
qprreport.blogspot.com/2009/10/flavio-briatore-sees-qpr-pick-up-their.html

qprreport.blogspot.com/2009/10/qpr-report-football-snippets-sunday.html

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Fergie's tough call for QPR clash
www.lep.co.uk/pnenews/Fergie39s-tough-call-for-QPR.6183026.jp?
Tom Williams: in contention for a place
Published Date:
26 March 2010
By Dave Seddon
Darren Ferguson says he has some tough calls to make when picking the Preston North End team for tomorrow's clash with Queens Park Rangers at Deepdale.
He was generally impressed with North End's performance in the 2-0 midweek defeat to Middlesbrough.

Since then the PNE manager's selection options have been
bolstered by the return to training of three players after injury, while Elliott Ward is pushing to make his debut after signing on loan from Coventry.

Ward was an unused substitute at Boro, having only joined up with the squad a couple of hours before kick-off.

Paul Coutts, Tom Williams and Youl Mawene could all return to the squad following time on the sidelines nursing injuries.

In addition, Ferguson is leaning towards bringing Jon Parkin back into the attack, the Beast having been a sub for the last three matches.

Ferguson said: "We've got a lot of competition for places now and it is going to make it difficult for me to pick a team and bench tomorrow.

"Touch wood, we've got most players fit now, Coutts and Mawene are fine, Williams should be fit too.

"Elliott Ward comes into consideration.

"It was never in my thoughts to chuck him straight into the team at Middlesbrough, he only arrived to join us after the team meeting.

"Tomorrow might be different.

"The way QPR may play with one up could give Elliott the opportunity to come out of the defence with the ball at his feet.

"For a manager it's a good problem to have when you've got options like this."

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THE FRIDAY PREVIEW: LILYWHITES
Posted on: Fri 26 Mar 2010

Neil Warnock's men can leapfrog Saturday's opponents Preston North End with victory at Deepdale this weekend.

A win for the R's will see them move a point clear of Darren Ferguson's men, as the battle for mid-table points in the Coca Cola Championship really heats up.

Rangers currently lie seven points clear of safety, whilst the Lilywhites are two points better off in 15th place.

The R's head into the clash on the back of a 1-1 draw against Derby County on Tuesday night, whilst PNE will be aiming to bounce back from their 2-0 defeat to Middlesbrough in midweek.

Star Man

Andy LONERGAN - Goalkeeper

Widely regarded as one of the best shot-stoppers outside the Premier League, Andy Lonergan is enjoying another fine season between the sticks at Deepdale.

The home grown keeper has already clocked up 44 appearances in all competitions this season and has produced one noteworthy performance after another.

Remarkably, Lonergan can even lay claim to a career goal, having scored direct from an up-field kick out of his hands away to Leicester City in October 2004.

The Gaffers

Neil Warnock: "It's another tough fixture, but we'll go there and give it a go.

"I'm looking forward to it, like I do every match.

"The sooner we get the required points on the board the better."

Darren Ferguson: "We need to get over that 50 point mark and I want to desperately get there.

"If we get to the stage where I think we are fine, and I think we will be - don't get me wrong - then I can start trying to look at a few young players and a few different things.

"I want to finish the season as strongly as possible."

Last Time Out

QPR 4, Preston North End 0

Coca Cola Championship - October 17th 2009

Rangers claimed their second home win of the season with a magnificent four-star display against Preston North End.

Adel Taarabt gave the R's the lead in some style, bending a lovely shot into the top corner to give Rangers the opening advantage.

And Taarabt was involved in the R's second when he was brought down for a penalty after the break.

Akos Buzsaky made no mistake with the spot-kick, drilling home into the bottom left-hand corner in front of the watching Flavio Briatore.

And the points were safe not long after when Jay Simpson finished off a brilliant move, slotting home when played in by Buzsaky.

Wayne Routledge added a fourth with a stunning drive to complete the rout.

Match odds with Bet365

PNE win - 5/4

Draw - 23/10

QPR win - 11/5

Match Coverage

QPR Player will be providing live commentary of this fixture, as well as offering highlights next week. Click here to join QPR Player.

www.qpr.co.uk/page/Preview/0,,10373~2004783,00.html

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Nice piece on the PNE offy.

QPR's First Visit to Deepdale
Posted on: Fri 26 Mar 2010
Queen's Park Rangers are just as well known by the Club's initials, QPR, as ourselves, PNE. West Bromwich Albion are the only other team that really falls into this category but WBA does not flow off the tongue as easy as QPR & PNE.

Although our two club's had met in a couple of friendlies (1902 & 1906), the first time we met in the league was during the 1949-1950 season. QPR had been promoted as champions of Division Three South the previous season and North End had just been relegated from the First Division.

Can you believe that the fixture organising body made us play both home and away in mid-week? The first game, away at Loftus Road, was on a Wednesday evening with a 6.00pm kick-off (7th Sept). Having said that, just over 20,000 attended the game, with the obvious magnet being Tom Finney. According to the match report, Tom gave a masterly and artistic display but could not find a way past the Rangers goalkeeper, Reg Allen.

The game ended as it started, 0-0, but it was far from boring as the home team missed a twice taken penalty. Cunningham, a good covering full-back, was adjudged to have handled when trying to breast the ball away from danger. Hatton pulled his spot kick wide much to Willie's jubilation but the referee wanted it to be re-taken as Jimmy Gooch had come off his goal line. Full-back Jefferson took the second effort but again the fans saw the chance go begging as his effort also flew wide of the goalpost.

The return game the following Wednesday evening was Queens Park Rangers' first visit to Deepdale. The Londoners arrived with the only remaining unbeaten record in the division. They held second spot in the league behind Tottenham Hotspur whilst North End were in 11th place.

The introduction of Ken Horton at inside-right proved to be an inspired move by the North End management. His dash, enthusiasm and directness had an invigorating effect on the five man forward line. Finney, at last, had found a partner who could keep up with him, give him more freedom and supply the type of pass Tom liked. Apparently, Tom was tricky, elusive, adroit and bafflingly clever with his footwork and variety of moves.

Both Finney and Horton scored before half-time but North End gifted the visitors a goal when Willie Robertson's half- volley back pass shot past Gooch. Addinall made it 2-2 but Angus Morrison's goal finished them off after they eventually succumbed to North End's continuous pressure. Over 26,500 attended even though the kick-off was at 5.45pm.

For the record PNE finished 6th with QPR narrowly avoiding relegation by just two points. Tottenham went on to win the championship but the place for the second promotion spot could not have been closer. Three teams, Sheffield Wednesday, Sheffield United and Southampton all finished on the same number of points but Wednesday went up due to a better goal average of just 0.008 of a goal !!!!!!!

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Very nice

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Queens Park Rangers Preview
Posted on: Fri 26 Mar 2010

Preston North End will be looking to avenge the 4-0 defeat inflicted at Loftus Road in the first half of the season when the Whites entertain QPR at Deepdale on Saturday.

The Lilywhites go into the game on the back of two unlucky away defeats to West Brom and Middlesbrough so will be looking for maximum points in the first of two consecutive home games.

North End currently lie 15th in the Championship table on 48 points, two points ahead of Neil Warnock's visiting outfit who sit in 17th.
It is a must win game for both clubs who will be looking to urgently reach the 52 point mark which most managers consider the Championship safe-zone.

Saturday could also see new loan man Elliott Ward make his first league appearance in a North End shirt. But with Youl Mawene fit again following a groin problem it will give the gaffer plenty to think about as the game inches closer.

The last time QPR won at Deepdale was in 1979-80 campaign, so North End will be looking to keep up the 30 year tradition against the Hoops.

Co-incidentally the last QPR player to score on Deepdale soil was the former Preston front-man Patrick Agyemang on the final day of the 2008-09 season.

Likewise last years game against the Londoners was Preston's 4,500th league game since forming as a football club.

But the significance of the occasion was over-shadowed by PNE spectacularly reaching the play-offs following Cardiff's 1-0 away defeat to Sheffield Wednesday.

The win, in which Sean St. Ledger and Jon Parkin grabbed North End's goals in the 2-1 victory, sparked a mass pitch invasion bringing back scenes of the Birmingham Play-off semi-final second leg in 2001.

Preston North End versus Queens Park Rangers
Coca-Cola Championship
Saturday 27th March 2010
Deepdale

Gaffer's Views
"I have got good problems for Saturday. Youl Mawene is definitely fit and Paul Coutts is fit, probably. Obviously Billy Jones is fit; he came back on Tuesday night. So we are looking back to nearly a full squad. Obviously we still have the long term ones out but everything seems to be ok.

"It is good with Elliott [Ward] coming in the building as well. He will feature on Saturday in some capacity but it is good problems to have definitely. We want everyone chomping at the bit for a game. Darren Carter came in the other night, who hasn't played for a while, and did really well so I'm pleased with that.

"Elliott [Ward] is a good footballer - it was only when we played Doncaster I thought 'god he is a big lad'! He doesn't appear from a distance to be that tall but he's a good size, a good physique and can play - there's no doubt about that. So he ticks a lot of the right boxes I am looking for in a centre-half.

"Obviously his current contract situation helps, he's out of contract in the summer so there's a possibility it can be a permanent deal. The lad's not on a trial or anything, we know enough about him, he was one I was keen to get in."

The Opposition
Queens Park Rangers are currently loitering only seven points off the Championship's relegation zone having had a mixed season both on and off the pitch.

The Hoops have seen four managers come in and out of Loftus Road this term before appointing Warnock as gaffer at the beginning of March. Couple this with the departure of ex-owner Flavio Briatore, who was at the club two-and-a-half years, and you can understand why QPR have failed to capitalise on their good start to the season.

The club is now under the control of the Mittal family who are amongst the richest people in the world. Lakshmi Mittal is said to be the richest person in Europe and is ranked fifth in the world with an estimated wealth of £19.04 Billion.

On the field and things are starting to take shape for Rangers who have only lost one in their last six since Warnock was made manager. From these games QPR have picked up nine points out of a possible 18 after winning two and drawing three. One of the wins included a fine 3-1 home triumph over second place West Brom.

Ranger's last game was at home to Brian Clough's Derby County in which neither side could find the killer blow having to settle for a 1-1 stalemate.

In fact when the clubs met earlier this term, only 12 games into the regular season, North End were sitting in the final play-off spot in sixth place while QPR were hovering in tenth.

In what resulted in a 4-0 whitewash in favour of the London club, it was made clear that their attacking threats come from loan men Jay Simpson from Arsenal and Adel Taarabt of Tottenham.

Opposition Manager
"It was a blatant penalty. I don't need a TV crew to tell me his shirt was being pulled.

"I asked the referee and he told me he didn't see it, but he saw everything else all night.

"He's a young lad and do you have to tell him to cheat and go down, is that the only way to get a penalty?

"It knocked him off his stride. He's frustrated because he knows he would have scored."
Neil Warnock talking to the BBC following the R's 1-1 draw at home to Derby County

Opposition Player

"I am delighted to be here, all I want to do is play games and hopefully I will get that chance here.

"I have watched some QPR matches and there are some very good players here."
New loan signing Dusko Tosic talks to the QPR official website after joining from Premier League strugglers Portsmouth.

Head-to-Head
PNE's all time record against QPR W11 D12 L9
PNE's home record against QPR W6 D6 L3

Last Meeting
Queens Park Rangers 4 Preston North End 0
(Taarabt 11, Buszaky 63, Simpson 74, Routledge 85)
Saturday 17th October 2009
Coca-Cola Championship
Loftus Road

PNEBetting.com Odds
Preston 5/4, Draw 23/10, QPR 11/5
PNEBetting.com Selected Bet
Ross Wallace to score first and Preston to win 3-1, 115/1

PNE Player
Saturday's game will be brought to you by Simon Crabtree and Andy Fensome. Team news will be made available at around 2pm and the show will start at 2.45pm.

Any Other Business?
Brian McBride's only goal for PNE came against Saturday's visitors in a staggering 5-0 win for the Whites on 10th February 2001. The other scorers that day were Jon Macken, netting two, along with David Healy and Ian Anderson.

www.pnefc.net/page/NewsDetail/0,,10362~2006172,00.html

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Preston v QPR

Saturday, 27 March 2010

TEAM NEWS
Preston's Paul Coutts is expected to be passed fit after missing the last two matches with a hamstring problem.

But defender Youl Mawene (groin) and young midfielder Danny Mayor (hamstring) could miss out again.

QPR boss Neil Warnock will assess Jay Simpson (hamstring) before naming a squad that is expected to include Dusko Tosic following his move to the club.

Tosic may have to wait for a debut with Matt Connolly (ankle) not yet ruled out and Matt Hill also in contention.

MATCH PREVIEW
Queens Park Rangers were excellent and Preston absolutely woeful when these sides met at Loftus Road earlier in the season. Both clubs have since changed managers - in Rangers' case, three times.

The R's are without a win in their last four matches under Neil Warnock. But they are much improved since his appointment, producing their best performances since the purple patch in October which included that 4-0 hammering of North End.

Preston have also shown signs of improvement since Darren Ferguson took over as boss. But they have lost their last two matches, and Tuesday's 2-0 defeat at Middlesbrough was the first time they failed to score in seven league games.

Warnock added to his squad by signing Dusko Tosic but has not had a chance to have a proper look at the left-back. So Matt Hill, who made 105 appearances during three-and-a-half years as a Preston player, could well get the nod to face his former club.

MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head

• Preston are unbeaten in seven home matches against QPR, who have drawn three and lost four at Deepdale since winning 3-0 there in February 1980.

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• A win for Rangers would complete their first league double over Preston since the 1967/68 season, which ended with the London club being promoted to the top flight for the first time.

Preston

• Preston are unbeaten in six at home (W3, D3), and the 4-1 defeat against Barnsley on 2 February is their only loss in 10 Championship matches at Deepdale.

• Peterborough and Preston are the only clubs not to have scored in the first five minutes of a Championship game this season.

• Tommy Williams, currently on loan from Peterborough, has had three loan spells with QPR.

Queens Park Rangers

• Three of QPR's last four matches - and 10 of their 38 games this season - have ended in a 1-1 draw.

• Rangers have kept only one clean sheet in 27 league outings. In 14 of those matches, they have conceded one goal.

• They are without a victory in 11 away league matches since a 2-1 victory at Sheffield Wednesday in November.

MOST RECENT MEETING

QPR 4-0 Preston (17 October 2009)

QPR scorers: Taarabt 11, Buzsaky (pen) 63, Simpson 74, Routledge 85.

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Shoutbox

Wel-come

kenthoop: oh no not Fox Nov 23, 2024 16:36:49 GMT

texasranger: good work by Saito another corner! Nov 23, 2024 16:37:24 GMT

texasranger: off the line then a good saveand another corner Nov 23, 2024 16:38:26 GMT

texasranger: 10 minutes Nov 23, 2024 16:39:52 GMT

kenthoop: Come on Urrrrrrrs Nov 23, 2024 16:44:04 GMT

kenthoop: 6 min plus extra Nov 23, 2024 16:44:49 GMT

texasranger: lucky let off there Nov 23, 2024 16:45:17 GMT

texasranger: last few minutes to try and win this Nov 23, 2024 16:48:41 GMT

texasranger: Lloyd hits the post , unlucky Nov 23, 2024 16:49:23 GMT

kenthoop: at least Lloyd got closer than Celar ever has Nov 23, 2024 16:51:07 GMT

texasranger: injury time Nov 23, 2024 16:52:03 GMT

texasranger: dangerous freekick coming for them Nov 23, 2024 16:53:35 GMT

texasranger: should be starting Lloyd Nov 23, 2024 16:55:08 GMT

texasranger: thats it 1-1, still no home win and no scorer for usas it was an OG Nov 23, 2024 16:55:58 GMT

kenthoop: I agree if he can't score from the penalty spot then he should be dropped and somebody else given a chance Nov 23, 2024 16:56:37 GMT

kenthoop: well at least we never lost ,,Cardiff next Nov 23, 2024 16:57:33 GMT

kenthoop: bye Tex thanks for the company catch you next time Nov 23, 2024 16:58:20 GMT

texasranger: 23 shots only 5 on target... athough 2 hit the post Nov 23, 2024 16:58:45 GMT

texasranger: bye kent hope you get through the storm OK Nov 23, 2024 16:59:16 GMT

kenthoop: hope so fed up with all these storms Nov 23, 2024 17:00:05 GMT

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