If Bamford misses the game, it will be Piroe that starts. DF has his pecking order. It should give Joseph some minutes later in the game though.
Pretty sure Bamford will play though, it's just DF throwing a curve ball at QPR.

lufc1304 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 11:31 am I hope all this negative s**t is tongue in cheek! QPR are crap, if we play to our strengths, we beat them.

So crap they beat Leicester at Leicester

Sky's Championship Team of the Year is:

Palmer (WBA)
Walker-Peters (Southampton)
Rodon
Vestergaard (Leicester)
Davis (Ipswich)
Sara (Norwich)
Dewsbury-Hall (Leicester)
Whittaker (Plymouth)
Szmodics (Blackburn)
Summerville
Georginio

Jaydog wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 8:27 am Interesting analysis by the Sporting Life.
Seems Willy could be key tonight.

https://www.sportinglife.com/football/n ... iew/217480

What's he up to tonight then?

Our record for our last 10 matches at QPR, stretching back to 2005 is:
Won - 3
Drew - 1
Lost - 6
Our last win there was in 2017

It will definitely be the same 11 that started against Boro, as long as no one picks up an injury in training.
I also would like to see Cree and Gnonto swap wings during the game again to mix things up.
The most worrying thing is that we don't have a very good record at Loftus Road.

I'm not too sure it really matters to several Hull players whether the play-offs is possible or not. Their key players are there on loan and unlikely will be there next season so really it doesn't matter to them as much, no financial incentive, no chance to prove themselves in the Prem with Hull ne...

Barlow Boy wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 5:04 pm Dan out of the QPR game…..

https://www.leedsunited.com/news/team-n ... -dan-james

Abdominal injuries around the rib cage area can be a bitch to heal. I wouldn't be surprised if he misses the Southampton game as well.

I think it's imperative that Hull win against Coventry tonight so they then play Ipswich with a real chance of catching Norwich. A draw tonight will be a disaster as it basically rules both teams out of making the play offs. Whether we have an 'easier' run in remains to be seen. Southampton's perfor...

Leicester as good as promoted. One win from their last two to make it certain but they might not even need that.
Hopefully Hull can win tomorrow so they're still in with a chance of the play offs

Cjay wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 6:57 pm No not really. . . .

Skim maybe

Except Kenny's

Having said that they'll probably play like Brazil against us

Southampton look like s side who have accepted their play off fate.
That defeat at Cardiff has killed them mentally it seems.

Summerville
Gnonto
Firpo
Geo
Gray
Gruev

mentalcase wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 11:22 am Looks like Gnonto was onside.
I have said on numerous occasions the VAR draw lines to suit, here's proof if needed.


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I posted this on the post match thread also

We certainly seemed to have got our mojo back from an attacking point of view but our ever so resilient defence were all over the place at times last night. Even Ampadu and Rodon looked nervy last night. But we hung in there and got the 3 points and that's all that matters at this stage of the seaso...

I don't buy this nothing to play for stuff, no professional footballer gives up the chance to win.. Won't matter if Southampton are in play or not, they'll be a tough out In fact you could make the case they'll be relaxed and wanting to hit the playoffs with a win if they're out of the auto race, w...

Aye - his positioning is shocking at times, but I have got past that. I enjoyed his performance because he worked his socks off and still used the ball intelligently. Suggesting he had a good game is a rarity for me, I do not get giddy when he plays as Summerville’s appendage. He just loves getting...

SG90 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 9:13 pm Well 90 points usually guarantees promotion, but not in this crazy season

It does if Ipswich lose their last 3 games.....