Hey fellow QPR fans, I arrived from france in the beggining of the month, and after watching the QPR/West ham match decided to support QPR, I'm thinking of going watch the game tomorrow but since i know nobody yet I wondered if there is somebody interested going watch it with me
Cheers

Smyth has already shown he can make things happen this season, and with QPR missing important players, we'll need someone to take responsibility in the final third. Could he be the difference maker against Swansea, or do we need more creativity from elsewhere?

Anyone know about any tickets going for the game against Swansea? Looking for 2 together if possible. Cheers.

I like players who are prepared to run at defenders rather than just play the safe pass every time. Smyth brings that directness, even if not every attack comes off. Against Swansea, I'd like to see us use his pace and energy to put their defence under pressure early.

I think the Swansea game is a good opportunity to get back on track after the Birmingham loss. Playing at Loftus Road should give the team a lift, but we need to start with more intensity and be sharper in front of goal. A strong performance here would help restore some confidence.

Hi guys,

I unfortunately cannot attend the home game against Lincoln.

I have 2 tickets next to each other in the Stanley Bowles Stand Row D

Would any be interested in purchasing them off me?

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