Post by QPR Report on Dec 4, 2008 13:18:50 GMT
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The Standard/Raoul Simons - Queens Park Rangers on look-out for mole
The hunt is surely on for a Queens Park Rangers mole after it emerged Watford's players knew their opponents' starting line-up in advance of the two clubs' clash at Vicarage Road last month.
The tip-off appeared to work to Watford's advantage as they triumphed 3-0.
Rangers also conspired to leave their confidential pre-match tactical briefing document in the visiting dressing room after the game.
Contained in the notes was a list of "things that might hurt us", which identified Watford's long-ball strategy and the late runs of John-Joe O'Toole as potential threats.
(Next: "Who ate the strawberries?)The Standard/Raoul Simons - Queens Park Rangers on look-out for mole
The hunt is surely on for a Queens Park Rangers mole after it emerged Watford's players knew their opponents' starting line-up in advance of the two clubs' clash at Vicarage Road last month.
The tip-off appeared to work to Watford's advantage as they triumphed 3-0.
Rangers also conspired to leave their confidential pre-match tactical briefing document in the visiting dressing room after the game.
Contained in the notes was a list of "things that might hurt us", which identified Watford's long-ball strategy and the late runs of John-Joe O'Toole as potential threats.
