Match Thread: Queens Park Rangers FC v Hull City

[bigbobb]

I think Hull look like a very poor team, but the difference Willock makes is significant.

The main man was Chair tonight but good team performance.

Their goal looked 5 to 10 yards offside - everyone was stunned when it was given so how did it look on replay?

[deadendjob]

I think Hull look like a very poor team, but the difference Willock makes is significant.

The main man was Chair tonight but good team performance.

Their goal looked 5 to 10 yards offside - everyone was stunned when it was given so how did it look on replay?

It was close but Dickie kept him onside.

[HampshireRanger]

Literally have no idea how Dykes missed that just at the end. It was the dictionary definition of ‘on a plate’. Can’t see how he can start anymore, his confidence must be non-existent. A replacement has to be the first, second, third and only priority in what’s left of the transfer window.

[HampshireRanger]

On a separate note… Preston, unbeaten and in 13th

[Systemsguy]

First half.. best performance I've seen since I watched Eze, Wells, Manning and Chair tearing up the left wing for Warbs pre pandemic against Luton, the passing and movement was sensational ....

Second half the miss by Dykes was horrendous only sweetened by an offside flag....

If we had made it 4 I think it would have been a Bournemouth style collapse.... Matt Ingram must really hate Loftus Road

We nearly allowed them back in the game gifting a goal and from my vantage point their consolation looked offside but I remember the game when Kakay played a player onside over the far side ....

The second time they tried to spring our offside trap, the lino called it but again from my vantage point he looked on when it was played.... Have to look at both again but maybe evening up?

Roberts as replacement for willock didn't work and he didn't seem to be on the same wavelength as the other players.....

[Nw6ranger]

A great overall team performance. 🥳🥳

[UxbridgeR]

Literally have no idea how Dykes missed that just at the end. It was the dictionary definition of ‘on a plate’. Can’t see how he can start anymore, his confidence must be non-existent. A replacement has to be the first, second, third and only priority in what’s left of the transfer window.

Watched that back this morning and it is indeed a terrible miss. As you say, his confidence is clearly shot, so it was good that the crowd got behind him after that, although the reaction might well have been different had the the score been 0-0 rather than 3-0 at the time. He's played his part in the two wins this week though, and while we definitely need another striking option before the window closes, I don't see him going anywhere in the short-term. Armstrong is too raw to be starting games, and Bonne seems to be on his way out the door. I'd say the main priority right now is making sure Willock is still here on Friday morning, unless of course we get an offer that's simply too good to refuse.

[QPR-NI]

How much would you take for Willock, realistically?

£15-£20m ?

[HampshireRanger]

Unless there’s time to replace, I wouldn’t

[Montag]

I think Hull look like a very poor team, but the difference Willock makes is significant.

The main man was Chair tonight but good team performance.

Their goal looked 5 to 10 yards offside - everyone was stunned when it was given so how did it look on replay?

It was close but Dickie kept him onside.

Looked like Kakay played him on. Good call by the lino. Swineherder!!

[deadendjob]

The main man was Chair tonight but good team performance.

Their goal looked 5 to 10 yards offside - everyone was stunned when it was given so how did it look on replay?

It was close but Dickie kept him onside.

Looked like Kakay played him on. Good call by the lino. Swineherder!!

FFS. Was it? I thought at the time they showed Dickie. I've been on a rampage about Kakay holding a line. We've shipped a lot of goals in the past two seasons which could've been prevented if he stayed up with the CB's.

[UxbridgeR]

How much would you take for Willock, realistically?

£15-£20m ?

I think the club would almost certainly take £15M for him. There are very few players moving from the Championship to the Premier League for that kind of money, other than from last year's relegated teams. Spence and Lewis-Potter are the only two I can think of this summer.

[Systemsguy]

It was close but Dickie kept him onside.

Looked like Kakay played him on. Good call by the lino. Swineherder!!

FFS. Was it? I thought at the time they showed Dickie. I've been on a rampage about Kakay holding a line. We've shipped a lot of goals in the past two seasons which could've been prevented if he stayed up with the CB's.

A few seasons ago I was sitting in R Block about in line with the penalty area ....

it was great seat to have the view of the lino attacking the loft to see the offside decisions....

Currently have a season ticket in the paddock near the dugouts, I tend to get the same view the management get and due to the skewed view someone can look offside but as said in a previous match, someone can play them onside which I can't see from the angle I now have....

[Montag]

It was close but Dickie kept him onside.

Looked like Kakay played him on. Good call by the lino. Swineherder!!

FFS. Was it? I thought at the time they showed Dickie. I've been on a rampage about Kakay holding a line. We've shipped a lot of goals in the past two seasons which could've been prevented if he stayed up with the CB's.

If you look at the view from the Ellerslie camera you can see Kakay at the bottom of the screen amd he looks like the last man. SG is right of course that the angle can be deceptive but that's how it looks to me.