QPR 0:1 Chelsea

Well, it was a pretty dull and poor game overall. It never lived up to the expectations of the first, nor did create that special kind of match that cup football can either – but that was always asking for a lot.

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Nedum Onuoha arrives

This is a really solid and sensible signing by the club, especially considering his age and the fact that he’s so versatile. He can operate right across the back line, and it will be interesting to see where we decide to use him here, most likely in his natural position at centre-back.

He also already knows Anton Ferdinand from his loan spell with Sunderland last season, so you hope the pair can strike an immediate understanding over the coming weeks and then there’s the added bonus that he knows Shaun Wright-Phillips and has been managed already by Mark Hughes as well.

There are plenty out there who feel Onuoha is unproven at Premiership level, but it’s easy to overlook the fact that he’s made well over 100 appearances in the top-flight for both Manchester City and Sunderland, and that’s a great deal more than many of our existing players and not too bad for a 25-year-old.

He will also have benefitted from training regularly with several world class players in his time at Manchester City and you hope with us, he’ll find the form to make himself either and England or Nigerian international.

Welcome aboard and good luck!

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Taye Taiwo arrives

It might be a loan deal, but it’s still a tremendous signing for us. The left side is always difficult to fill with quality players, but here we have got someone on board who is the right age, has bags of experience both at club and international level, and really adds power to the defence. His ability from set pieces is an added bonus too.

While it hasn’t gone to plan for him at AC Milan, the experience there as well as the many years he played for Marseille in the French league will serve him well for the challenge ahead.

Welcome aboard and good luck!

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QPR 3:1 Wigan Athletic

This was a big win and three points for us, considering it was a bit of a drab match and similar in nature to our first encounter with Wigan, where we lost a game that could easily have gone either way.

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QPR 1:0 MK Dons

I’m not going to be too hard on the lads here, because we got the job done and a crucial win under our belts in the end, which we really needed at all costs.

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Newcastle United 1:0 QPR

There was plenty to ponder about after this performance, with lots of positives and negatives to take away, but ultimately ending with another loss.

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QPR U18s 1:0 Everton U18s

This was a fantastic result for the Youth team, particularly as Everton were clearly the stronger and more dominant side throughout, but we more than held our own in patches and came away with a gutsy win.

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