Wolves are in danger of dropping into the bottom three if they lose tonight and could be 23rd by the end of play on Saturday. A win tonight is vital and Lambert has stated they will attack
Match facts
QPR have won only one of their last 12 home league games against Wolves, though eight of these have ended level (L3).
Wolves have conceded exactly one goal on each of their last three league visits to Loftus Road, having kept a clean sheet in each of the previous three.
QPR's Tjaronn Chery has created eight more chances than any other player in the Championship this season (55).
Wolves have won none of their last nine league matches (D3 L6).
Rangers have only managed to score more than one home goal on one occasion in their last eight league matches at Loftus Road - in Ian Holloway's first match in charge vs Norwich.
Wanderers have won just two of their last 12 away matches in the Championship (D5 L5).
Head To Head
Games Played:
47
Games won:
17
Games drawn:
16
Games lost:
14
Match Thread V QPR (A,01/12/16)
Posted by: Wolves (IP Logged)
Date: 01/12/2016 19:40
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Always good to get one over that dead eyed pathetic clown Holloway whose withered binbag of a soul will be ascending to the after life with compacted sh.it jokes and attention seeking gimmicks no doubt. That said, beating ten men is nothing to shout about when you study the statistics of win ratios involving 11 vs 10 even away from home.
I thought the second half was quite entertaining - we had plenty of chances, 2 very well taken goals, a mixture of very good keeping and poor finishing kept it at just 2. Having said that we don't look a very tight outfit and how QPR didn't equalise with that chance late on is a mystery!
A good win under the circumstances and a terrific 3 points to drag us a bit away from danger - until Saturday anyway. And a win on sky to make a change and thwart the presenters / producers who were biased towards Holloway as 'one of their own'.
As said elsewhere, Thursday is no night for football in my book!
The qpr game was all about the 3 points, i couldnt bare it if Wolves went back down to League 1. I agree with Ivy, the bias towards QPR on sky was sickening. Lets hope we can build on this.
"It's probably the most bizarre thing I seen for a while. I thought the decisions (referee Tim Robinson) made in the first few minutes led to the first booking. He blew everything up and that set the game up.
"I think he has made a mistake, Perchy then made a mistake on his second challenge, he caught him. My player shouldn't have (gone in on the challenge) for the second one, the referee shouldn't have booked him for the first one.
"The ref said he spoke to him in an 'aggressive manner', which is that stupid newfangled rule. He said 'ref he dropped it', there was no swearing. If there was swearing I could understand."
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