Post by QPR Report on Feb 27, 2010 20:11:25 GMT
Bump 11 Years Ago...
[Final game before Neil Warnock!]
Whereas Sousa's Swansea.... Talk about ying and yang!
The Times
Rangers pay penalty — twice
Middlesbrough 2 QPR 0
Two first-half penalties from Barry Robson revived Middlesbrough’s playoff hopes and means QPR have now gone 21 games without keeping a clean sheet, the longest record in all four top divisions.
In a largely lifeless encounter with few opportunities from open play, the two penalties were converted in the closing stages of the first half. The opener came after Peter Ramage was judged to have halted Jeremie Aliadiere and the second was clean cut after the Latvian centre-back Kaspars Gorkss grappled with Leroy Lita. There could have been another earlier on when Gorkss appeared to handle Gary O’Neil’s long range free kick.
With Neil Warnock expected to be named QPR manager this week it was a feeble farewell for caretaker boss Mick Hartford as the visitors rarely threatened
www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/football_league/article7043863.ece
Down to 20th
news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/eng_div_1/8534434.stm
[Final game before Neil Warnock!]
Whereas Sousa's Swansea.... Talk about ying and yang!
The Times
Rangers pay penalty — twice
Middlesbrough 2 QPR 0
Two first-half penalties from Barry Robson revived Middlesbrough’s playoff hopes and means QPR have now gone 21 games without keeping a clean sheet, the longest record in all four top divisions.
In a largely lifeless encounter with few opportunities from open play, the two penalties were converted in the closing stages of the first half. The opener came after Peter Ramage was judged to have halted Jeremie Aliadiere and the second was clean cut after the Latvian centre-back Kaspars Gorkss grappled with Leroy Lita. There could have been another earlier on when Gorkss appeared to handle Gary O’Neil’s long range free kick.
With Neil Warnock expected to be named QPR manager this week it was a feeble farewell for caretaker boss Mick Hartford as the visitors rarely threatened
www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/football_league/article7043863.ece
Down to 20th
news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/eng_div_1/8534434.stm
