QPR 2-0 BWFC

Forget Cardiff. This is a team just six points above us and despite our poor away form, surely this is a game that Parky must be targeting for 3 points?
TBF to QPR, they've not been bad lately, losing narrowly away to Wolves last week. In the last month they've beaten Barnsley at home and Burton away so they seem to be doing OK against our fellow strugglers, yet despite this I reckon we might nick it. We need to really. 

QPR 0 Wanderers 1

We'll lose, it's guaranteed.

I get the feeling reading between the lines that Parkinson more or less writes off away games, he's relying on home form to get us over the line, and that ain't going to happen, away points are needed.

3-1 QPR

1-2 away win

I'll be happy if we can get a point as long as we win our home games.

It does not look good to me. Only seeing 6 winnable games here and unless our dismal away form changes I'm not hopeful of staying up.

I still can't believe Sunderland or Hull will drop so I've got Barnsley and Burton finishing in 23rd and 24th and either us or Birmingham finishing 22nd. Massive home game on April 3rd.


REMAINING HOME GAMES
Sunderland (23rd)
Preston North End (7th)
Aston Villa (2nd)
Birmingham City (20th)
Millwall (14th)
Wolverhampton Wanderers (1st)
Nottingham Forest (17th)

REMAINING AWAY GAMES
Queens Park Rangers (16th)
Norwich City (13th)
Reading (18th)
Sheffield Wednesday (15th)
Leeds United (11th)
Derby County (3rd)
Barnsley (22nd)
Burton Albion (24th)

We'll be fine.

Sunderland are absolutely dire (they are basically doing a 'Bolton financially as per Davies/Gartside), Reading are very poor, Hull have been imploding since Bruce left at the start of last season and Birmingham imploding since they sacked Rowett over a year back.

Burton and Barnsley can't punch above their weight anymore either.

We'll finish above most if not all of them - certainly above three of them, so we will be safe enough.

Sluffy wrote:We'll be fine.

Sunderland are absolutely dire (they are basically doing a 'Bolton financially as per Davies/Gartside), Reading are very poor, Hull have been imploding since Bruce left at the start of last season and Birmingham imploding since they sacked Rowett over a year back.

Burton and Barnsley can't punch above their weight anymore either.

We'll finish above most if not all of them - certainly above three of them, so we will be safe enough.

Did your armchair tell you that?

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Sluffy wrote:We'll be fine.

Sunderland are absolutely dire (they are basically doing a 'Bolton financially as per Davies/Gartside), Reading are very poor, Hull have been imploding since Bruce left at the start of last season and Birmingham imploding since they sacked Rowett over a year back.

Burton and Barnsley can't punch above their weight anymore either.

We'll finish above most if not all of them - certainly above three of them, so we will be safe enough.

Did your armchair tell you that?

If so, it's a lot more optimistic than my armchair.

wanderlust wrote:If so, it's a lot more optimistic than my armchair.

Your armchair has clearly been following the whites for many years, clearly sluffy's is a plastic armchair.

Praise from Nat to Lusty, is that a first on here? 

Norpig wrote:Praise from Nat to Lusty, is that a first on here? 

Think again, I was talking up his armchair, not the Norfolk Nut Sack.

For QPR to stay up they just need to win the easy home games like this one and they will

2-0 QPR

That's more like it, i feel better now, everything is back to normal 

We never win at places like QPR. This is the most predictable home win since Penwortham Girls took on Parklands High School in the 1994 North West Schools Cup.

Remember us winning 4-0 down there,first match of the season. We can only dream of that kind of result this time.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Sluffy wrote:We'll be fine.

Sunderland are absolutely dire (they are basically doing a 'Bolton financially as per Davies/Gartside), Reading are very poor, Hull have been imploding since Bruce left at the start of last season and Birmingham imploding since they sacked Rowett over a year back.

Burton and Barnsley can't punch above their weight anymore either.

We'll finish above most if not all of them - certainly above three of them, so we will be safe enough.

Did your armchair tell you that?

Nah, just stating the obvious that anyone with an interest in our division would know.

It's Friday and I still don't know who the ref is yet. 

I keep refreshing the screen in the hope the ref will be revealed.

I live for Fridays.

Here it is!!!

Saturday's ref at QPR is Scott Duncan. Bit of a lucky charm for #bwfc - took charge of the promotion game against Peterborough and the 4-0 win over Gillingham last season.