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Post by QPR Report on Sept 28, 2009 7:14:07 GMT
Could be tough - or we could be on a surge. Newcasle doing a lot better than thought would do..Last played them in our relegation season when Wilkins was QPR manager...Keegan was (first time) at Newcastle...And Les Ferdinand was scoring away for Newcastle  PAST RESULTS From Soccerbase1995/1996 English Premier Newcastle United 2-1 Queen's Park Rangers 06-04-1996 English Premier Queen's Park Rangers 2-3 Newcastle United 14-10-1995 1994/1995 English Premier Queen's Park Rangers 3-0 Newcastle United 04-02-1995 English Premier Newcastle United 2-1 Queen's Park Rangers 05-11-1994 1993/1994 English Premier Queen's Park Rangers 1-2 Newcastle United 16-01-1994 English Premier Newcastle United 1-2 Queen's Park Rangers 16-10-1993 1988/1989 English Division 1 (old) Newcastle United 1-2 Queen's Park Rangers 11-03-1989 English Division 1 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 3-0 Newcastle United 05-11-1988 1987/1988 English Division 1 (old) Newcastle United 1-1 Queen's Park Rangers 09-04-1988 English Division 1 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 1-1 Newcastle United 21-11-1987 1986/1987 English Division 1 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 2-1 Newcastle United 14-02-1987 English Division 1 (old) Newcastle United 0-2 Queen's Park Rangers 03-09-1986 1985/1986 English Division 1 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 3-1 Newcastle United 18-01-1986 English Division 1 (old) Newcastle United 3-1 Queen's Park Rangers 31-08-1985 1984/1985 English Division 1 (old) Newcastle United 1-0 Queen's Park Rangers 13-04-1985 English Division 1 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 5-5 Newcastle United 22-09-1984 1982/1983 English Division 2 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 2-0 Newcastle United 15-01-1983 English Division 2 (old) Newcastle United 1-0 Queen's Park Rangers 28-08-1982 1981/1982 English Division 2 (old) Newcastle United 0-4 Queen's Park Rangers 05-05-1982 English Division 2 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 3-0 Newcastle United 05-09-1981 1980/1981 English Division 2 (old) Newcastle United 1-0 Queen's Park Rangers 07-02-1981 English Division 2 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 1-2 Newcastle United 13-09-1980 1979/1980 English Division 2 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 2-1 Newcastle United 26-04-1980 English Division 2 (old) Newcastle United 4-2 Queen's Park Rangers 15-12-1979 1977/1978 English Division 1 (old) Newcastle United 0-3 Queen's Park Rangers 22-04-1978 English Division 1 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 0-1 Newcastle United 10-12-1977 1976/1977 English Division 1 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 1-2 Newcastle United 23-04-1977 English Division 1 (old) Newcastle United 2-0 Queen's Park Rangers 27-11-1976 1975/1976 English Division 1 (old) Newcastle United 1-2 Queen's Park Rangers 03-04-1976 English FA Cup Newcastle United 2-1 Queen's Park Rangers 07-01-1976 English FA Cup Queen's Park Rangers 0-0 Newcastle United 03-01-1976 English Division 1 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 1-0 Newcastle United 27-09-1975 English League Cup Queen's Park Rangers 1-3 Newcastle United -- 1974/1975 English Division 1 (old) Newcastle United 2-2 Queen's Park Rangers 31-03-1975 English Division 1 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 1-2 Newcastle United 21-09-1974 English League Cup Queen's Park Rangers 0-4 Newcastle United -- 1973/1974 English Division 1 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 3-2 Newcastle United 22-12-1973 English Division 1 (old) Newcastle United 2-3 Queen's Park Rangers 29-09-1973 1968/1969 English Division 1 (old) Queen's Park Rangers 1-1 Newcastle United 21-12-1968 English Division 1 (old) Newcastle United 3-2 Queen's Park Rangers 19-10-1968 www.soccerbase.com/head2.sd?team2id=2093&team1id=1823
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 28, 2009 7:22:26 GMT
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 28, 2009 7:41:25 GMT
Newcastle-QPR connections
Jim Smith managed both
Playing for Both
Les Ferdinand
Glen Roeder
Kevin Brock
Wayne Fereday
Kenny Sampson
Peter Ramage
And then indirectly
- Gavin Peaco**
Recall reading in "Shooting to the Top" Marsh saying Newcastle had offered 95,000 for him and Roger Morgan (when the two were in the Third Division)
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 28, 2009 7:43:56 GMT
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 28, 2009 8:35:00 GMT
The ref for:Newcastle United v Queens Park Rangers
R L SHOEBRIDGE
R M Clark and R L Metcalfe
Fourth Official B Khatib
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Post by cpr on Sept 28, 2009 8:36:12 GMT
If, as I hope, I get to this game, I will subsequently try and compose a drunk's eye view of the two days involved. ;D
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Post by gavqpr77 on Sept 28, 2009 9:53:04 GMT
Unfortunately my flight gets in to Newcastle at 8am. Still beats driving!
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 28, 2009 16:31:25 GMT
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Post by cpr on Sept 28, 2009 17:21:10 GMT
Doesn't look as though I'll be going now.  May decide to go alone in the morning but that's not the same! Don't like being on me jax!  |
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Post by Markqpr on Sept 28, 2009 17:54:53 GMT
Doesn't look as though I'll be going now. May decide to go alone in the morning but that's not the same! Don't like being on me jax! Well considering the overwhelming response I got on the other thread about who will stand next to me at Newcastle and now this! I will be the one in the corner of the away stand on my own eating worms! AHHH! Or.................. CPR I can PM you my mobile and meet you outside the ground before kick off if you'd like. And Zed, aint you going as well? Don't be shy!!! We Are The Report Boys!!!!  ;D ;D ;D  |
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Post by Zamoraaaah on Sept 28, 2009 17:59:03 GMT
Can't take the time off work |
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Post by cpr on Sept 28, 2009 18:28:58 GMT
Really do want to go, just checked flights again at the 9:10 is not available only the 7:15.
Not got a ticket but I'll speak to the box office first thing, if I can pick one up from toon, I'll book the flight and a hotel, sod it.
If I do Marky Mark, I'll PM you my number. Where are you staying?
Loads of the norn iron boys going by the way.
WE ARE QPR
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 28, 2009 21:50:16 GMT
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Post by Zamoraaaah on Sept 28, 2009 22:01:56 GMT
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 29, 2009 13:29:20 GMT
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Post by Zamoraaaah on Sept 29, 2009 17:39:50 GMT
Match commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live extra
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Post by The Godfather on Sept 29, 2009 21:17:47 GMT
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Post by Zamoraaaah on Sept 29, 2009 21:32:22 GMT
Cheers TG
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 30, 2009 8:20:43 GMT
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 30, 2009 8:38:38 GMT
Taylor injury blow for Mags Ryan Taylor/Peterlee Mail Date: 30 September 2009 RYAN Taylor is the latest Newcastle United player to be ruled out of Newcastle United's home game against Queens Park Rangers. Taylor - who scored one and set up two other goals in Saturday's 4-0 win at Ipswich Town - misses out tomorrow night because of the calf injury he suffered at Portman Road. Hughton had already ruled Fabricio Coloccini (groin) and Joey Barton (foot) out of the game."Ryan came very close, but he'll just miss out," said Hughton in his pre-match Press conference. "It's a blow for us. He's a player who has been involved in almost every game this season, and he's certainly shown his value to the squad, but it will give an opportunity to somebody else." www.peterleemail.co.uk/sport/Taylor-injury-blow-for-Mags.5689961.jp |
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 30, 2009 8:41:09 GMT
Peterlee Mail
Nolan backed for more goalsKEVIN Nolan has been backed to carry on scoring as Newcastle United look to cement their position at the top of the league. Nolan took his tally for the season to six goals, and became the club's top scorer, with his hat-trick in Saturday's 4-0 demolition of Ipswich Town. And the midfielder and his team-mates take on Queens Park Rangers at St James's Park tomorrow looking to strengthen their position at the Championship summit. Chris Hughton's side are scoring goals throughout the team in the absence of Shola Ameobi, and the club's caretaker boss believes Nolan, with his drive from midfield, can have a big say in Newcastle's promotion push. "There's no doubt that what we've experienced so far this season has been very much a team performance," said Hughton. "But we're seeing individuals like Kevin Nolan playing very well. "We've always known what Kevin was capable of. He has the drive and ambition to get forward from midfield and score goals, as has Danny Guthrie. "At the moment, he's playing well and scoring goals, which is great for us. So far he's got six goals, but for us as coaching staff, it's not about targets. "The most important thing is to be playing well and he's doing it. "Kevin may well have a target in his own mind in terms of goals, and for us it's so far, so good, and it's a very good spell he's in at the moment." Another 40,000-plus crowd is expected at St James's Park for the QPR game, when United, two points clear of second-placed West Bromwich Albion, will be looking to extend a 100 per cent home record. Hughton added: "The most important thing for us is to continue the good work we've achieved so far.
"The performance at Ipswich was fabulous, but we have a home game, and we're the team in form.
"We can't take QPR lightly, and we can't get carried away. For us it is very much a case of going back to business. We aim to put on another performance and win."www.peterleemail.co.uk/sport/Nolan-backed-for-more-goals.5687105.jp
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 30, 2009 12:51:31 GMT
QPR Official Site THE MATCHDAY PREVIEW: GEORDIES Posted on: Wed 30 Sep 2009 Two of the Championship's in-form sides meet at St James' Park tonight, as the R's take on table-toppers Newcastle United in the North East. Rangers are currently unbeaten in five Championship fixtures and buoyed by back-to-back away wins against Sc**thorpe United and Cardiff City in the last month, Jim Magilton's men will head North high on confidence. Meanwhile, the Geordies' 4-0 win against out-of-sorts Ipswich Town at the weekend continued their fine start to season. Kevin Nolan notched a hat-trick and Ryan Taylor was also on target, as Chris Hughton's men ran riot at Portman Road. Team News Magilton is expected to name an unchanged side for the trip to St James' Park, after Rangers turned on the style to ease past Barnsley on Saturday. Two-goal hero Akos Buzsaky will be keen to continue his recent return to form, whilst Jay Simpson will be aiming to add to the three goals he has netted in his last two Championship fixtures. Fitz Hall could be in line to return to the R's squad following a recent groin strain, but Matt Connolly (Glandula Fever), Gareth Ainsworth (tendonitis) and Lee Cook (knee) remain sidelined. The Geordies could be minus the services of star defender Fabricio Coloccinni and Ryan Taylor. Argentine Coloccinni succumbed to a groin strain midway through the second half of United's 4-0 win at Ipswich, whilst a calf problem brought Taylor's evening to an end not long after. However, striker Marlon Harewood could be in line to make his full debut following his recent loan move from Aston Villa. Star Man Alan SMITH - Midfielder Love him or loathe him, one thing you can never accuse Alan Smith of is not giving 110 per-cent to the cause. Handed the captaincy this season, the former Leeds United ace is relishing his new role in the Geordies' midfield engine-room Smith is yet to open his account for the season, but it's his work-rate and desire that ensure he's one of the first names on Hughton's teamsheet on matchdays. Pre-match Talk Jim Magilton... "We'll set out a team that can go there and win the game. "We'll go there with great confidence after Saturday and the way we've played over the last few weeks." Chris Hughton... "We're in confident mood, and when it's like that you always can't wait to get the next game up and running. "For us that is QPR. But I think we're up against a team that are also scoring goals and have just beaten Barnsley 5-2. "They will also be thinking they can beat us, and we'll up against a good side, who went to Cardiff and also picked up a win. "They are very capable." Match odds with Bet365 Newcastle win - 4/6 Draw - 5/2 QPR win - 9/2 Match Coverage QPR Player will be providing live commentary of this fixture, as well as offering extended highlights next week. Click here to join QPR Player. www.qpr.co.uk/page/Preview/0,,10373~1810472,00.html |
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 30, 2009 13:13:38 GMT
And Harewood maybe making his debut 'I've nothing to prove' says Marlon Sheilds Gazette - Date: 30 September 2009 MARLON Harewood sets about reviving his career this evening and insists he doesn't have a point to prove. Harewood – who hopes to make his home debut against Queens Park Rangers tonight – last week joined Championship leaders Newcastle United on a three-month loan after falling out of favour at Aston Villa. And the striker – who was farmed out to WolvADVERTISEMENTerhampton Wanderers last season after failing to break into Martin O'Neill's team – says he is desperate to start taking out months of frustration on opposition defences. The 30-year-old is now fully fit after recovering from a pre-season injury, and having come off the bench in Saturday's 4-0 win at Ipswich Town, he is pushing for a start against QPR. "The situation (at Villa) was the manager's choice – that's it really," Harewood told the Gazette. "The first year I went there and did really well and scored a couple of goals, but it's always down to the manager and his opinion. You can't really say anything about it. "There were no injuries for me, it was just purely a selection thing. I haven't got a point to prove – people know what I can do. "I'm just going out there to do the best I can and score as many goals as possible. "I'm just looking forward to playing football again full stop. "It's a good opportunity for me – Chris (Hughton) brought me in to help him out and get some goals. It's been really good." Harewood, 30, is best known on Tyneside for the collision with goalkeeper Shay Given as a West Ham United player in late 2006. The clash, for a 50-50 ball, left Given needing emergency surgery for a perforated bowel. "When I had the 50-50 with Shay, I went to the hospital to see if he was all right," said Harewood. "It was one of those balls that a striker has to go for – I didn't go in there to hurt him. "I know after the game he had a problem with his bowel, so I went to see him after the game and see if he was OK." www.shieldsgazette.com/sport/39I39ve-nothing-to-prove39-says.5690869.jp |
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Post by QPR Report on Sept 30, 2009 16:41:00 GMT
PFA's Give Me Football
More of the same please Kev, says Newcastle bossNewcastle United - Chris Hughton reckons Kevin Nolan is at the top of his game By Mark Shail September 30, 2009 Newcastle United caretaker boss Chris Hughton is hoping in-form midfielder Kevin Nolan can continue his impressive start to the season when the Magpies entertain QPR tonight. The former Bolton star netted the first hat-trick of his career in the 4-0 victory at Ipswich on Saturday to take his seasonal tally to six, while another win for the Toon against Rangers will see Hughton’s men open up a five-point lead at the top of the table. Hughton said: “There is no doubt that what we have experienced so far this season has been very much a team performance. But we are seeing individuals like Kevin Nolan playing very well. “We have always known what Kevin is capable of. He has the drive and motivation to get forward from midfield and score goals, as has Danny Guthrie. “At the moment he is playing well and scoring goals for us, which is great. So far he has got six goals but for us, as a coaching staff, it is not about targets.” Glen RoederQPR beat Barnsley 5-2 at the weekend and former Newcastle boss Glenn Roeder is expecting Jim Magilton’s men to provide a tough test in what should be an attractive contest. “They are two teams who are bang in form. QPR are going really well at the moment and Newcastle are top,” said Roeder.
“I know Jim Magilton and John Gorman well and they will want to go there and get the ball down and pass through midfield.
“They will not be an aggressive team to play against, which could suit Newcastle, but it will also mean the game should be pleasing on the eye.”www.givemefootball.com/championship/more-of-the-same-please-kev-says-newcastle-boss
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