Apollyon
Vital Football Legend
Aitor Karanka’s has managed us to make the deadzone that is the City Ground a bit of a fortress this season. We have only been beaten twice at home all season, winning five. We have won five of our 11 home league matches (four draws, two losses), although we somehow managed to lose our last one on our own turf (1-0 to Preston).
No side in England’s second tier have drawn more league games than us this season, with the Reds picking up 11 draws so far after a 0-0 stalemate away at Derby last week. Four of those draws have come at the City Ground.
Schteve McClaren’s QPR have been in patchy form of late, but they did claim an excellent 2-1 win over Middlesbrough at Loftus Road last weekend. I like to see Boro lose, just because of Britt and his “God brought me here” line when he left us. You must have been one naughty c*** to take you to that shi****e. Prior to that, Rangers had gone four league games without a win, drawing with Stoke and Rotherham (both 2-2), and losing to Hull City (3-2) and current leaders Leeds (2-1). The Londoners sit 13th in the table at present, with five points separating them from the top six. Let’s widen the gap and send Brolly Bollocks home empty handed.
Karanka will be looking for a response from his players at the City Ground this weekend.
QPR’s last three defeats have been by a one-goal margin. Three of Nottingham Forest's five home wins have been 1-0 triumphs and a solitary goal could settle this one too, so back just one goal to be scored in the hosts' favour. However, Grabban and Lolley have had their goal rest now and need to get going again, so this is the ideal opportunity to wallop a few in.
There were a staggering 11 goals scored in the two league fixtures between Nottingham Forest and QPR last season. Forest won 4-0 at home before winning 5-2 at Loftus Road in the reverse league match.
When I walked the pooch this morning it was very mild. He did his morning motions without any steam evident which is surely an omen for a win? The one boo I did make was not having my coffee in my City Ground Faithful mug. It’s a bit of a ritual but the missus made it this morning and delivered it in my foux da fas fas mug the bitch.
I would love to hear some noise down the ground today and get the lads going from the whistle. Sadly you will probably be able to hear AC in Trap 2 slurping away for 90 minutes.
I reckon we will muller them
4-0 is my prediction
This particular thread was bought to you by the Cods Scallops. Theyre battering nobby greens lads. Fill your boots. I know I will!!
Fill your boots. I know I will!!
No side in England’s second tier have drawn more league games than us this season, with the Reds picking up 11 draws so far after a 0-0 stalemate away at Derby last week. Four of those draws have come at the City Ground.
Schteve McClaren’s QPR have been in patchy form of late, but they did claim an excellent 2-1 win over Middlesbrough at Loftus Road last weekend. I like to see Boro lose, just because of Britt and his “God brought me here” line when he left us. You must have been one naughty c*** to take you to that shi****e. Prior to that, Rangers had gone four league games without a win, drawing with Stoke and Rotherham (both 2-2), and losing to Hull City (3-2) and current leaders Leeds (2-1). The Londoners sit 13th in the table at present, with five points separating them from the top six. Let’s widen the gap and send Brolly Bollocks home empty handed.
Karanka will be looking for a response from his players at the City Ground this weekend.
QPR’s last three defeats have been by a one-goal margin. Three of Nottingham Forest's five home wins have been 1-0 triumphs and a solitary goal could settle this one too, so back just one goal to be scored in the hosts' favour. However, Grabban and Lolley have had their goal rest now and need to get going again, so this is the ideal opportunity to wallop a few in.
There were a staggering 11 goals scored in the two league fixtures between Nottingham Forest and QPR last season. Forest won 4-0 at home before winning 5-2 at Loftus Road in the reverse league match.
When I walked the pooch this morning it was very mild. He did his morning motions without any steam evident which is surely an omen for a win? The one boo I did make was not having my coffee in my City Ground Faithful mug. It’s a bit of a ritual but the missus made it this morning and delivered it in my foux da fas fas mug the bitch.
I would love to hear some noise down the ground today and get the lads going from the whistle. Sadly you will probably be able to hear AC in Trap 2 slurping away for 90 minutes.
I reckon we will muller them
4-0 is my prediction
This particular thread was bought to you by the Cods Scallops. Theyre battering nobby greens lads. Fill your boots. I know I will!!
Fill your boots. I know I will!!
