I completed my first ever full season, managing to attend every match home and away including the cup games, culminating in this end of season showdown.

Sadly we served up a horrifically naive performance, which turned out to be one of our worst ones for years given the magnitude of the game and who our opponents were, and in the end we were deservedly pulvervised and humiliated.

This was a game where our performance had promise, but never really delivered and had a feel about it that was so typically QPR.

The level of officiating meant that we never had a chance in this match, but we played well considering the circumstances we found ourselves in and can be pleased with the performance and the outcome for many different reasons.

There’s no getting away that this was a poor performance and we never really got going at any point. We looked somewhat tired and out of gas and with little in the tank we failed to get out of first gear.

In some ways Mark Hughes was on a hiding to nothing with his team selection here, because had he stuck with the team that played Everton last week, or changed it, and not got a result, it would have been easy to point the finger.

This was another desperate performance from us that was littered with obvious teething issues that a two-week break couldn’t address, solve or even improve. We’re starring into the abyss here and a dramatic turnaround is needed.