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In-form Queens Park Rangers face a test of their mettle in this week’s Championship fixtures
Queen’s Park Rangers have enjoyed an excellent run of form, but they face a tough test with this week’s Championship fixtures, writes Luke Phelps.
Author: Luke Phelps
MA Sports Journalism at Sheffield Hallam University and QPR supporter. Swedish Allsvenskan writer for BPF.
Cardiff City’s planning and the inevitability of relegation
As Cardiff City sit bolted to the bottom of the Premier League, Luke Phelps takes a look at the record of manager Neil Warnock and the nagging sense of inevitable relegation
Carabao Cup defeat for Queens Park Rangers reveals squad depth issues for McClaren
With a Carabao Cup defeat to Blackpool, Queens Park Rangers’ issues have been brought into sharp focus for Steve McClaren, writes Luke Phelps
Grant Hall’s return will stabilise young QPR team
After enduring a torrid start to their season, Queens Park Rangers will welcome back experience to their youthful squad, writes Luke Phelps
Eze does it – QPR prospect an example of Chris Ramsey’s good work
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QPR can replicate England’s heroics in the Championship
After England’s surprise heroics in this summer’s World Cup, Luke Phelps considers QPR replicating that success in the Championship
‘Connectedness’ is the key to success for Steve McClaren at QPR
‘Connectedness’ is the key to squad-building for Steve McClaren at QPR, writes Luke Phelps.
Pochettino becomes front-runner for vacant Real Madrid job
Luke Phelps looks at the candidates to replace Zinedine Zidane at Real Madrid, which Mauricio Pochettino high on the wanted list.
Allsvenskan action – AIK and Norrkoping share spoils in six goal thriller
After Round Ten of the Swedish Allsvenskan, the title race continues to heat up with AIK maintaining their unbeaten season, and Hammarby’s defensive frailties continuing to show.
McClaren could bring the best out of young QPR squad
Luke Phelps gives his thoughts on Queens Park Rangers’ decision to replace Ian Holloway with former England manager Steve McClaren.