QPR 1
Lee Cook (59)
Plymouth 1
Lilian Nalis (32)
Venue: Loftus Road
KO: 3:00 pm, 24 Feb 07
Attendance: 13,757
Referee: Referee: R Beeby
Half time score :: QPR 0 Plymouth 1
QPR Team
20 Lee Camp
38 Michael Mancienne
04 Danny Cullip
25 Damion Stewart
27 Sampsa Timoska
11 Gareth Ainsworth
16 Steve Lomas
07 Adam Bolder
14 Martin Rowlands
17 Lee Cook
32 Dexter Blackstock
QPR Subs
24 Patrick Kanyuka
37 Jimmy Smith
12 Jake Cole
31 Ray Jones
29 Paul Furlong
Plymouth Argyle Team
21 Luke McCormick
22 Paul Connolly
05 Krisztian Timar
19 Marcel Seip
18 Gary Sawyer
30 Dan Gosling
04 Lilian Nalis
07 David Norris
26 Scott Sinclair
09 Sylvan Ebanks-Blake
33 Rory Fallon
Plymouth Subs
29 Luke Summerfield 29
13 Mathias Doumbe 13
32 Bojan Djordjic 32
20 Lee Hodges 20
16 Peter Halmosi 16
# Points of reference
QPR FC
♠ QPR Official
♠ QPR Unofficial
♠ QPR - BBC
♠ QPR Wiki
Preston NE
♠ Plymouth Argyle Official
♠ Plymouth Unofficial
♠ Plymouth - BBC
♠ Plymouth Wiki
Posted at 12:54 PM, Saturday, February 24, 2007
Lee Cook (59)
Plymouth 1
Lilian Nalis (32)
Venue: Loftus Road
KO: 3:00 pm, 24 Feb 07
Attendance: 13,757
Referee: Referee: R Beeby
Half time score :: QPR 0 Plymouth 1
QPR Team
20 Lee Camp
38 Michael Mancienne
04 Danny Cullip
25 Damion Stewart
27 Sampsa Timoska
11 Gareth Ainsworth
16 Steve Lomas
07 Adam Bolder
14 Martin Rowlands
17 Lee Cook
32 Dexter Blackstock
QPR Subs
24 Patrick Kanyuka
37 Jimmy Smith
12 Jake Cole
31 Ray Jones
29 Paul Furlong
Plymouth Argyle Team
21 Luke McCormick
22 Paul Connolly
05 Krisztian Timar
19 Marcel Seip
18 Gary Sawyer
30 Dan Gosling
04 Lilian Nalis
07 David Norris
26 Scott Sinclair
09 Sylvan Ebanks-Blake
33 Rory Fallon
Plymouth Subs
29 Luke Summerfield 29
13 Mathias Doumbe 13
32 Bojan Djordjic 32
20 Lee Hodges 20
16 Peter Halmosi 16
# Points of reference
QPR FC
♠ QPR Official
♠ QPR Unofficial
♠ QPR - BBC
♠ QPR Wiki
Preston NE
♠ Plymouth Argyle Official
♠ Plymouth Unofficial
♠ Plymouth - BBC
♠ Plymouth Wiki
Posted at 12:54 PM, Saturday, February 24, 2007
Leeds 0
QPR 0
Venue: Elland Road
KO: 7.45pm, Tue, Feb, 2006
Attendance: 29,593
Referee: T Bates
Half time score :: Leeds 0 QPR 0
QPR Team
20 Lee Camp
27 Sampsa Timoska
38 Michael Mancienne
04 Danny Culip
25 Damion Stewart
11 Gareth Ainsworth
16 Steve Lomas
07 Adam Bolder
14 Martin Rowlands
17 Lee Cook
32 Dexter Blackstock
QPR Subs
12 Jake Cole
24 Patrick Kanyuka
37 Jimmy Smith
31 Ray Jones
29 Paul Furlong
Leeds Team
40 Casper Ankergren
31 Armando Sa
24 Manuel Rui Marques
19 Matt Heath
11 Eddie Lewis
28 Robert Blake
04 Jonathan Douglas
06 Alan Thompson
18 Kevin Nicholls
09 David Healy
25 Richard Cresswell
Leeds Subs
20 Hayden Foxe
22 Ian Moore
23 Graham Stack
33 Jonathan Howson
13 Jemal Johnson
# Points of reference
QPR FC
♠ QPR Official
♠ QPR Unofficial
♠ QPR - BBC
♠ QPR Wiki
Leeds FC
♠ Leeds Official
♠ Leeds Unofficial
♠ Leeds - BBC
♠ Leeds Wiki
Posted at 7:43 PM, Tuesday, February 20, 2007
QPR 0
Venue: Elland Road
KO: 7.45pm, Tue, Feb, 2006
Attendance: 29,593
Referee: T Bates
Half time score :: Leeds 0 QPR 0
QPR Team
20 Lee Camp
27 Sampsa Timoska
38 Michael Mancienne
04 Danny Culip
25 Damion Stewart
11 Gareth Ainsworth
16 Steve Lomas
07 Adam Bolder
14 Martin Rowlands
17 Lee Cook
32 Dexter Blackstock
QPR Subs
12 Jake Cole
24 Patrick Kanyuka
37 Jimmy Smith
31 Ray Jones
29 Paul Furlong
Leeds Team
40 Casper Ankergren
31 Armando Sa
24 Manuel Rui Marques
19 Matt Heath
11 Eddie Lewis
28 Robert Blake
04 Jonathan Douglas
06 Alan Thompson
18 Kevin Nicholls
09 David Healy
25 Richard Cresswell
Leeds Subs
20 Hayden Foxe
22 Ian Moore
23 Graham Stack
33 Jonathan Howson
13 Jemal Johnson
# Points of reference
QPR FC
♠ QPR Official
♠ QPR Unofficial
♠ QPR - BBC
♠ QPR Wiki
Leeds FC
♠ Leeds Official
♠ Leeds Unofficial
♠ Leeds - BBC
♠ Leeds Wiki
Posted at 7:43 PM, Tuesday, February 20, 2007
A Primate of Fear by Gerry MacDonnell
Discrimination is abhorrent in any form. I would never judge a person purely on their looks; I've copped off with many a minger.
If a person is victimised on the grounds of race, sexual orientation or religious beliefs, condemnation is rightfully swift; yet poking fun at people with amusingly coloured hair appears to be tolerated.
I have a dream that one day all gingers will be free from oppression. When Paul Scholes and Steve Sidwell shake hands at Old Trafford, my utopian vision will be one step closer to becoming a reality.
The result of the match is insignificant; it's all about acceptance for our sun-fearing brothers. I will be getting on Manchester United to beat Reading at 1/3, but I'll be going in gingerly.
Thierry Henry could learn a lot from Ronaldo. Where the skinny winger will tumble with grace and elegance at the mere hint of a challenge, the Frenchman attempts the far more difficult flailing-armed 'bag of potatoes' manoeuvre, without an opponent in a 45 yard radius. It's back to the training ground for the great man. I'm head over heels about an Arsenal win over Blackburn at 4/9.
Jonathan Woodgate has suffered yet another injury. The jinxed defender has been sidelined with a tight hamstring; he probably picked it up in Scotland. Middlesbrough receive the nod at home to West Brom at a rickety 4/5.
My cash was also down on the Boro in midweek. When Yakubu fluffed that penalty, I actually screamed like the wife when she gave birth to Goliath. The evil one still has unhappy memories of that day; he was delivered during opening hours. The Yak remains a quality animal, he'll score the first goal at 9/2.
Little Goliath is definitely his mother's son. He gave me two choices; I could either buy him a pet monkey, or he'd tell his mom about my special 'friendship' with her sister. 'Bubbles' has set me back a small fortune. I intend to recoup a portion by backing Chelsea at 1/7 to see off Norwich.
For some reason, Bubbles goes absolutely ballistic if Goliath watches Soccer AM. Last Saturday, I had to spank him three times while Helen Chamberlain was on screen. Norwich could well be on the end of a spanking at the Bridge; the champions can net four or more goals at 15/8.
You have to like Ian Holloway. The jovial nutcase once compared a scrappy win to pulling an ugly bird; and was kind enough not to mention the wife by name. Derby will end Plymouth's run at 8/5.
Watford are definitely improving, but I can't fancy them at 'odds on' against a competent Ipswich. Like David Cameron in college, I'm going to get stuck into the draw at 5/2.
Tottenham are like the wife's sister on a Wednesday afternoon, they're in the middle of a sticky patch. The 17/10 for a Fulham win over Spurs stands out like Martin Jol's lower jaw.
Most people have been involved in the odd incident that they regret; I should never have raised my hands to that monkey. Joey Barton's list of previous includes a holiday rumble, a far from enchanting full moon and a controversial take on cigar disposal. Preston are smoking in the Championship; they can extinguish Manchester City's FA cup dream at 17/10.
Barton allegedly waved his middle finger in the direction of Pompey fans last week, presumably answering the 'How many brothers have you got in prison' question. I fancy Preston to sneak this 1-0; I'm all over the 7/1 like a Manchester City player on Pedro Mendes.
Using only the weekend accer as a character guide, a representative of PETA has cleared me of any wrongdoing in regard to my monkey training. I'd like to thank the former Celtic man for this generous gesture. Chelsea, Middlesbrough, Preston and Fulham are the selections, the payout is a beastly 11/1.
Weekend Betting:
Arsenal v Blackburn Saturday 17th February 12:30 Live on BBC One
Arsenal 4/9
Draw 11/4
Blackburn 13/2
Get on: Arsenal
Match Special:
Blackburn to have a player sent off 5/1
Chelsea v Norwich Saturday 17th February 15:00
Chelsea 1/7
Draw 13/2
Norwich 16/1
Get on: Chelsea
Match Special:
Lampard to score from outside the penalty area 11/4
Middlesbrough v West Brom Saturday 17th February 15:00
Middlesbrough 4/5
Draw 12/5
West Brom 4/1
Get on: Middlesbrough
Match Special:
Middlesbrough to score three or more goals 10/3
Plymouth v Derby Saturday 17th February 15:00
Plymouth 17/10
Draw 9/4
Derby 8/5
Get on: Derby
Match Special:
Derby to win 1-0 7/1
Watford v Ipswich Saturday 17th February 15:00
Watford 8/11
Draw 5/2
Ipswich 4/1
Get on: Draw
Match Special:
No goalscorer in the match 10/1
Man Utd v Reading Saturday 17th February 17:15 Live on BBC One
Man Utd 1/3
Draw 9/2
Reading 11/1
Get on: Man Utd
Match Special:
Larsson to score two or more goals 7/2
Preston v Man City Sunday 18th February 13:10 Live on BBC One
Preston 17/10
Draw 9/4
Man City 13/8
Get on: Preston
Match Special:
Nugent to score the only goal of the game 33/1
Fulham v Tottenham Sunday 18th February 16:00 Live on Sky
Fulham 17/10
Draw 9/4
Tottenham 17/10
Get on: Fulham
Match Special:
Papa Bouba Diop to score with a header 12/1
Posted at 2:05 AM, Thursday, February 15, 2007
Discrimination is abhorrent in any form. I would never judge a person purely on their looks; I've copped off with many a minger.
If a person is victimised on the grounds of race, sexual orientation or religious beliefs, condemnation is rightfully swift; yet poking fun at people with amusingly coloured hair appears to be tolerated.
I have a dream that one day all gingers will be free from oppression. When Paul Scholes and Steve Sidwell shake hands at Old Trafford, my utopian vision will be one step closer to becoming a reality.
The result of the match is insignificant; it's all about acceptance for our sun-fearing brothers. I will be getting on Manchester United to beat Reading at 1/3, but I'll be going in gingerly.
Thierry Henry could learn a lot from Ronaldo. Where the skinny winger will tumble with grace and elegance at the mere hint of a challenge, the Frenchman attempts the far more difficult flailing-armed 'bag of potatoes' manoeuvre, without an opponent in a 45 yard radius. It's back to the training ground for the great man. I'm head over heels about an Arsenal win over Blackburn at 4/9.
Jonathan Woodgate has suffered yet another injury. The jinxed defender has been sidelined with a tight hamstring; he probably picked it up in Scotland. Middlesbrough receive the nod at home to West Brom at a rickety 4/5.
My cash was also down on the Boro in midweek. When Yakubu fluffed that penalty, I actually screamed like the wife when she gave birth to Goliath. The evil one still has unhappy memories of that day; he was delivered during opening hours. The Yak remains a quality animal, he'll score the first goal at 9/2.
Little Goliath is definitely his mother's son. He gave me two choices; I could either buy him a pet monkey, or he'd tell his mom about my special 'friendship' with her sister. 'Bubbles' has set me back a small fortune. I intend to recoup a portion by backing Chelsea at 1/7 to see off Norwich.
For some reason, Bubbles goes absolutely ballistic if Goliath watches Soccer AM. Last Saturday, I had to spank him three times while Helen Chamberlain was on screen. Norwich could well be on the end of a spanking at the Bridge; the champions can net four or more goals at 15/8.
You have to like Ian Holloway. The jovial nutcase once compared a scrappy win to pulling an ugly bird; and was kind enough not to mention the wife by name. Derby will end Plymouth's run at 8/5.
Watford are definitely improving, but I can't fancy them at 'odds on' against a competent Ipswich. Like David Cameron in college, I'm going to get stuck into the draw at 5/2.
Tottenham are like the wife's sister on a Wednesday afternoon, they're in the middle of a sticky patch. The 17/10 for a Fulham win over Spurs stands out like Martin Jol's lower jaw.
Most people have been involved in the odd incident that they regret; I should never have raised my hands to that monkey. Joey Barton's list of previous includes a holiday rumble, a far from enchanting full moon and a controversial take on cigar disposal. Preston are smoking in the Championship; they can extinguish Manchester City's FA cup dream at 17/10.
Barton allegedly waved his middle finger in the direction of Pompey fans last week, presumably answering the 'How many brothers have you got in prison' question. I fancy Preston to sneak this 1-0; I'm all over the 7/1 like a Manchester City player on Pedro Mendes.
Using only the weekend accer as a character guide, a representative of PETA has cleared me of any wrongdoing in regard to my monkey training. I'd like to thank the former Celtic man for this generous gesture. Chelsea, Middlesbrough, Preston and Fulham are the selections, the payout is a beastly 11/1.
Weekend Betting:
Arsenal v Blackburn Saturday 17th February 12:30 Live on BBC One
Arsenal 4/9
Draw 11/4
Blackburn 13/2
Get on: Arsenal
Match Special:
Blackburn to have a player sent off 5/1
Chelsea v Norwich Saturday 17th February 15:00
Chelsea 1/7
Draw 13/2
Norwich 16/1
Get on: Chelsea
Match Special:
Lampard to score from outside the penalty area 11/4
Middlesbrough v West Brom Saturday 17th February 15:00
Middlesbrough 4/5
Draw 12/5
West Brom 4/1
Get on: Middlesbrough
Match Special:
Middlesbrough to score three or more goals 10/3
Plymouth v Derby Saturday 17th February 15:00
Plymouth 17/10
Draw 9/4
Derby 8/5
Get on: Derby
Match Special:
Derby to win 1-0 7/1
Watford v Ipswich Saturday 17th February 15:00
Watford 8/11
Draw 5/2
Ipswich 4/1
Get on: Draw
Match Special:
No goalscorer in the match 10/1
Man Utd v Reading Saturday 17th February 17:15 Live on BBC One
Man Utd 1/3
Draw 9/2
Reading 11/1
Get on: Man Utd
Match Special:
Larsson to score two or more goals 7/2
Preston v Man City Sunday 18th February 13:10 Live on BBC One
Preston 17/10
Draw 9/4
Man City 13/8
Get on: Preston
Match Special:
Nugent to score the only goal of the game 33/1
Fulham v Tottenham Sunday 18th February 16:00 Live on Sky
Fulham 17/10
Draw 9/4
Tottenham 17/10
Get on: Fulham
Match Special:
Papa Bouba Diop to score with a header 12/1
Posted at 2:05 AM, Thursday, February 15, 2007
In Thickness and in Elf by Gerry McDonnell
Whenever possible, I try to accentuate the positive. Even when I caught the wife cheating on me, I remained upbeat; it was one less unpleasant job for me.
I also hold no grudge against her partner. In fact, I'm having a fiver each-way on him at Cheltenham.
As a genuinely magnanimous person, I feel I must defend Cristiano Ronaldo. If it wasn't for the Portuguese wizard, we wouldn't have the visually stunning yet ultimately useless multiple step-over manoeuvre. The lord of the wings will inspire Manchester United to an easy win over Charlton; I'm falling over myself to get on at 1/6.
The new owners of Liverpool FC have vowed to uphold the traditions of the franchise; Gillett and Hicks have already helped themselves to three sets of hubcaps. The Pool will have to settle for a point against Newcastle at 12/5.
Everton supporters are justifiably upset with Rafa Benitez for his 'small club' jibe. The Toffeemen once had a player who scored 60 goals in a season; I think it was Pixie Dean. The 6/5 for little Everton to see off Blackburn will lead to substantial financial growth.
Everton intend to strengthen their squad in the summer; David Moyes is planning a small bid for Petit. Tiny Tim Cahill is definitely due a goal, I'm goblin up the 7/1 for him to open the scoring.
Reading v Aston Villa is a 'Robbie Williams' match, it could easily go either way. Advising 'No bet' in a match is like going home from the pub after two pints; occasionally sensible, but incredibly camp. Just like with the wife's sister, I'm going to try my best to stay out of it.
Gareth Southgate is exceeding all expectations at the Riverside. Admittedly, his predecessor was Steve McClaren, so avoiding relegation without spending the equivalent of the Chinese GDP would be considered a relative success. Boro can snatch a point at Stamford Bridge at 9/2.
Robbie Savage and Ashley Cole have suffered nasty injuries in recent weeks; El Hadji Diouf must be petrified. Bolton will lambaste Fulham at 8/11.
West Ham are in a spot of bother. In fact, it's closer to a melanoma. The Hammers are now odds on for the drop and their big signings are collapsing like a Portuguese winger. West Ham can rejoin the road to safety by cutting up Watford at a raging 5/6.
Arsenal may play football beautifully, but their goal celebrations are a lot less pleasing to the eye. Henry and Adebayor are yet to learn that two men dancing together is only acceptable if the 'eight pint minimum' rule has been strictly adhered to. The Gunners will waltz past Wigan at 2/7.
I never thought I'd use the word 'International' in relation to Joey Barton, unless it was swiftly followed by the word 'fugitive'. England's new boy can ensure Man City leave Fratton Park with a point at 9/4.
Martin Jol may look like Popeye, but it's been far from plain sailing for Tottenham in recent weeks. The Spurs faithful have had all they can stand, they can't stands no more. Sheffield United can add salt at 19/10.
This weeks accer is so colossal, little Everton would need a stepladder just to reach its kneecaps. Everton, Sheffield United, West Ham and Arsenal are the selections, the payout is an ever decreasing 13/1.
Weekend Betting
Reading v Aston Villa Saturday 10th February 12:45 Live on Premiership Plus
Reading 11/10
Draw 9/4
Aston Villa 11/4
Get on: 'No bet'
Match Special:
McCann to be booked 5/2
Chelsea v Middlesbrough Saturday 10th February 15:00
Chelsea 1/4
Draw 9/2
Middlesbrough 12/1
Get on: Draw
Match Special:
Middlesbrough to score the first goal 4/1
Everton v Blackburn Saturday 10th February 15:00
Everton 6/5
Draw 9/4
Blackburn 5/2
Get on: Everton
Match Special:
Cahill to score with a header 11/2
Man Utd v Charlton Saturday 10th February 15:00
Man Utd 1/6
Draw 6/1
Charlton 20/1
Get on: Man Utd
Match Special:
Ronaldo to score two or more goals 11/2
Newcastle v Liverpool Saturday 10th February 15:00
Newcastle 3/1
Draw 12/5
Liverpool 11/10
Get on: Draw
Match Special:
Martins to score in a 1-1 draw 16/1
Sheff Utd v Tottenham Saturday 10th February 15:00
Sheff Utd 19/10
Draw 9/4
Tottenham 6/4
Get on: Sheff Utd
Match Special:
Rob Hulse to score the only goal of the game 45/1
West Ham v Watford Saturday 10th February 15:00
West Ham 5/6
Draw 23/10
Watford 7/2
Get on: West Ham
Match Special:
West Ham to score three or more goals 11/4
Portsmouth v Man City Saturday 10th February 17:15 Live on Premiership Plus
Portsmouth Evs
Draw 9/4
Man City 10/3
Get on: Draw
Match Special:
No goalscorer in the match 17/2
Bolton v Fulham Sunday 11th February 13:30 Live on Sky
Bolton 8/11
Draw 13/5
Fulham 4/1
Get on: Bolton
Match Special:
Bolton to win and keep a clean sheet 13/8
Arsenal v Wigan Sunday 11th February 16:00 Live on Sky
Arsenal 2/7
Draw 9/2
Wigan 12/1
Get on: Arsenal
Match Special:
Henry to score from a Fabregas pass 5/1
Posted at 3:11 AM, Saturday, February 10, 2007
Whenever possible, I try to accentuate the positive. Even when I caught the wife cheating on me, I remained upbeat; it was one less unpleasant job for me.
I also hold no grudge against her partner. In fact, I'm having a fiver each-way on him at Cheltenham.
As a genuinely magnanimous person, I feel I must defend Cristiano Ronaldo. If it wasn't for the Portuguese wizard, we wouldn't have the visually stunning yet ultimately useless multiple step-over manoeuvre. The lord of the wings will inspire Manchester United to an easy win over Charlton; I'm falling over myself to get on at 1/6.
The new owners of Liverpool FC have vowed to uphold the traditions of the franchise; Gillett and Hicks have already helped themselves to three sets of hubcaps. The Pool will have to settle for a point against Newcastle at 12/5.
Everton supporters are justifiably upset with Rafa Benitez for his 'small club' jibe. The Toffeemen once had a player who scored 60 goals in a season; I think it was Pixie Dean. The 6/5 for little Everton to see off Blackburn will lead to substantial financial growth.
Everton intend to strengthen their squad in the summer; David Moyes is planning a small bid for Petit. Tiny Tim Cahill is definitely due a goal, I'm goblin up the 7/1 for him to open the scoring.
Reading v Aston Villa is a 'Robbie Williams' match, it could easily go either way. Advising 'No bet' in a match is like going home from the pub after two pints; occasionally sensible, but incredibly camp. Just like with the wife's sister, I'm going to try my best to stay out of it.
Gareth Southgate is exceeding all expectations at the Riverside. Admittedly, his predecessor was Steve McClaren, so avoiding relegation without spending the equivalent of the Chinese GDP would be considered a relative success. Boro can snatch a point at Stamford Bridge at 9/2.
Robbie Savage and Ashley Cole have suffered nasty injuries in recent weeks; El Hadji Diouf must be petrified. Bolton will lambaste Fulham at 8/11.
West Ham are in a spot of bother. In fact, it's closer to a melanoma. The Hammers are now odds on for the drop and their big signings are collapsing like a Portuguese winger. West Ham can rejoin the road to safety by cutting up Watford at a raging 5/6.
Arsenal may play football beautifully, but their goal celebrations are a lot less pleasing to the eye. Henry and Adebayor are yet to learn that two men dancing together is only acceptable if the 'eight pint minimum' rule has been strictly adhered to. The Gunners will waltz past Wigan at 2/7.
I never thought I'd use the word 'International' in relation to Joey Barton, unless it was swiftly followed by the word 'fugitive'. England's new boy can ensure Man City leave Fratton Park with a point at 9/4.
Martin Jol may look like Popeye, but it's been far from plain sailing for Tottenham in recent weeks. The Spurs faithful have had all they can stand, they can't stands no more. Sheffield United can add salt at 19/10.
This weeks accer is so colossal, little Everton would need a stepladder just to reach its kneecaps. Everton, Sheffield United, West Ham and Arsenal are the selections, the payout is an ever decreasing 13/1.
Weekend Betting
Reading v Aston Villa Saturday 10th February 12:45 Live on Premiership Plus
Reading 11/10
Draw 9/4
Aston Villa 11/4
Get on: 'No bet'
Match Special:
McCann to be booked 5/2
Chelsea v Middlesbrough Saturday 10th February 15:00
Chelsea 1/4
Draw 9/2
Middlesbrough 12/1
Get on: Draw
Match Special:
Middlesbrough to score the first goal 4/1
Everton v Blackburn Saturday 10th February 15:00
Everton 6/5
Draw 9/4
Blackburn 5/2
Get on: Everton
Match Special:
Cahill to score with a header 11/2
Man Utd v Charlton Saturday 10th February 15:00
Man Utd 1/6
Draw 6/1
Charlton 20/1
Get on: Man Utd
Match Special:
Ronaldo to score two or more goals 11/2
Newcastle v Liverpool Saturday 10th February 15:00
Newcastle 3/1
Draw 12/5
Liverpool 11/10
Get on: Draw
Match Special:
Martins to score in a 1-1 draw 16/1
Sheff Utd v Tottenham Saturday 10th February 15:00
Sheff Utd 19/10
Draw 9/4
Tottenham 6/4
Get on: Sheff Utd
Match Special:
Rob Hulse to score the only goal of the game 45/1
West Ham v Watford Saturday 10th February 15:00
West Ham 5/6
Draw 23/10
Watford 7/2
Get on: West Ham
Match Special:
West Ham to score three or more goals 11/4
Portsmouth v Man City Saturday 10th February 17:15 Live on Premiership Plus
Portsmouth Evs
Draw 9/4
Man City 10/3
Get on: Draw
Match Special:
No goalscorer in the match 17/2
Bolton v Fulham Sunday 11th February 13:30 Live on Sky
Bolton 8/11
Draw 13/5
Fulham 4/1
Get on: Bolton
Match Special:
Bolton to win and keep a clean sheet 13/8
Arsenal v Wigan Sunday 11th February 16:00 Live on Sky
Arsenal 2/7
Draw 9/2
Wigan 12/1
Get on: Arsenal
Match Special:
Henry to score from a Fabregas pass 5/1
Posted at 3:11 AM, Saturday, February 10, 2007
Southend 5
Lee Bradbury (9)
Mark Gower (70)
Efetobore Sodje (79)
Kevin Maher (90+1) (90+5)
QPR 0
Venue: Roots Hall, 09 Feb 07
KO: 7:45 pm
Attendance: 10,217
Referee: P Walton
Half time score :: Southend 1 QPR 0
QPR Team
01 Simon Royce
27 Sampsa Timoska
38 Michael Mancienne
04 Danny Culip
25 Damion Stewart
11 Gareth Ainsworth
16 Steve Lomas
07 Adam Bolder
14 Martin Rowlands
17 Lee Cook
32 Dexter Blackstock
QPR Subs
12 Jake Cole
05 Zeshan Rehman
17 Jimmy Smith
30 Marc Nygaard
31 Ray Jones
Southend Team
01 Darryl Flahavan
04 Lewis Hunt
15 Peter Clarke
16 Efetobore Sodje
06 Adam Barrett
17 Jamal Campbell-Ryce
26 Alan McCormack
08 Kevin Maher
07 Mark Gower
10 Freddy Eastwood
12 Lee Bradbury
Southend Subs
02 Simon Francis
24 Matt Harrold
13 Steven Collis
21 Gary Hooper
09 Richie Foran
Southend 5 QPR 0 Match Reports
♠ Southend 5 QPR 0 Shambles (simon skinner)
♠ Southend 5 QPR 0 Match Reports Roundup
# Points of reference
QPR FC
♠ QPR Official
♠ QPR Unofficial
♠ QPR - BBC
♠ QPR Wiki
Southend FC
♠ Southend Official
♠ Southend FC Unofficial
♠ Southend - BBC
♠ Southend FC Wiki
Posted at 6:51 PM, Friday, February 09, 2007
Lee Bradbury (9)
Mark Gower (70)
Efetobore Sodje (79)
Kevin Maher (90+1) (90+5)
QPR 0
Venue: Roots Hall, 09 Feb 07
KO: 7:45 pm
Attendance: 10,217
Referee: P Walton
Half time score :: Southend 1 QPR 0
QPR Team
01 Simon Royce
27 Sampsa Timoska
38 Michael Mancienne
04 Danny Culip
25 Damion Stewart
11 Gareth Ainsworth
16 Steve Lomas
07 Adam Bolder
14 Martin Rowlands
17 Lee Cook
32 Dexter Blackstock
QPR Subs
12 Jake Cole
05 Zeshan Rehman
17 Jimmy Smith
30 Marc Nygaard
31 Ray Jones
Southend Team
01 Darryl Flahavan
04 Lewis Hunt
15 Peter Clarke
16 Efetobore Sodje
06 Adam Barrett
17 Jamal Campbell-Ryce
26 Alan McCormack
08 Kevin Maher
07 Mark Gower
10 Freddy Eastwood
12 Lee Bradbury
Southend Subs
02 Simon Francis
24 Matt Harrold
13 Steven Collis
21 Gary Hooper
09 Richie Foran
Southend 5 QPR 0 Match Reports
♠ Southend 5 QPR 0 Shambles (simon skinner)
♠ Southend 5 QPR 0 Match Reports Roundup
# Points of reference
QPR FC
♠ QPR Official
♠ QPR Unofficial
♠ QPR - BBC
♠ QPR Wiki
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Posted at 6:51 PM, Friday, February 09, 2007
Apparently a QPR eleven had a match against the Chinese U23 National soccer side at Rangers Harlington training ground today. The Chinese are in London as guests of Chelsea.
I gather the match was called off after a pitch brawl. One Chinese player was taken to hospital with a suspected broken jaw after being knocked unconcious by an un-named as yet QPR player.
A witness to the brawl said that there were punches and kung-fu kicks flying around all over the gaff. QPR were winning the match 2-1 when the mass fight between the two sides broke out.
Dermot Gallagher was the referee of the manic club & international "friendly" and will report to The FA with his view of the incident, where the police were also called.
QPR V China Pitch Fight
♠ QPR In Training Ground Brawl With Chinese U23's (Ealing Times) (Original Source)
♠ QPR Stupor Hoops Destroy Chelsea's Global Expansion? (Can't Stop The Bleeding)
♠ Reported Chaos as QPR Played China U23's Today (QPR Report)
♠ QPR 11 v China U23's Abandoned After Brawl (QPR @ Vital)
♠ Mass Brawl Abandons QPR V Chinese Friendly (Loft For Words)
♠ Big Punch Up At QPR (Welcome To The Madhouse)
♠ Fighting The Chinese Way? (Lofty Heights)
♠ QPR Players Tried To Injure Or Even Kill Our Players (Xiao Liangzhi)
QPR - China Brawl Update (Tue, feb 13, 2007)
♠ Assistant Manager Richard Hill Suspended By QPR Over Brawl
Posted at 11:14 PM, Wednesday, February 07, 2007
I gather the match was called off after a pitch brawl. One Chinese player was taken to hospital with a suspected broken jaw after being knocked unconcious by an un-named as yet QPR player.
A witness to the brawl said that there were punches and kung-fu kicks flying around all over the gaff. QPR were winning the match 2-1 when the mass fight between the two sides broke out.
Dermot Gallagher was the referee of the manic club & international "friendly" and will report to The FA with his view of the incident, where the police were also called.
QPR V China Pitch Fight
♠ QPR In Training Ground Brawl With Chinese U23's (Ealing Times) (Original Source)
♠ QPR Stupor Hoops Destroy Chelsea's Global Expansion? (Can't Stop The Bleeding)
♠ Reported Chaos as QPR Played China U23's Today (QPR Report)
♠ QPR 11 v China U23's Abandoned After Brawl (QPR @ Vital)
♠ Mass Brawl Abandons QPR V Chinese Friendly (Loft For Words)
♠ Big Punch Up At QPR (Welcome To The Madhouse)
♠ Fighting The Chinese Way? (Lofty Heights)
♠ QPR Players Tried To Injure Or Even Kill Our Players (Xiao Liangzhi)
QPR - China Brawl Update (Tue, feb 13, 2007)
♠ Assistant Manager Richard Hill Suspended By QPR Over Brawl
Posted at 11:14 PM, Wednesday, February 07, 2007
QPR 3
Lee Cook (12)
Dexter Blackstock (55)
Steve Lomas (72)
Burnley 1
Chris McCann (18)
Loftus Road, 03 February 2007
KO: 3:00 pm
Attendance: 10,811
Referee: Dermot Gallagher
Half time score :: QPR 1 Burnley 1
QPR Team
01 Simon Royce
38 Michael Mancienne
04 Danny Cullip
25 Damion Stewart
27 Sampsa Timoska
14 Martin Rowlands
11 Gareth Ainsworth
17 Lee Cook
16 Steve Lomas (yellow card 90)
07 Adam Bolder
32 Dexter Blackstock
QPR Subs
12 Jake Cole
05 Zeshan Rehman
30 Marc Nygaard
37 Jimmy Smith
31 Ray Jones
Burnley Team
23 Michael Pollitt
22 Stephen Foster
04 John McGreal
06 Michael Duff
03 Jon Harley
08 Alan Mahon
25 Joey Gudjonsson
07 James O'Connor
16 Chris McCann
17 Kyle Lafferty
20 Ade Akinbiyi
Burnley Subs
01 Danny Coyne
24 Steven Caldwell
11 Wade Elliott
09 Steve Jones
10 Andy Gray
# Points of reference
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Posted at 2:55 PM, Saturday, February 03, 2007
Lee Cook (12)
Dexter Blackstock (55)
Steve Lomas (72)
Burnley 1
Chris McCann (18)
Loftus Road, 03 February 2007
KO: 3:00 pm
Attendance: 10,811
Referee: Dermot Gallagher
Half time score :: QPR 1 Burnley 1
QPR Team
01 Simon Royce
38 Michael Mancienne
04 Danny Cullip
25 Damion Stewart
27 Sampsa Timoska
14 Martin Rowlands
11 Gareth Ainsworth
17 Lee Cook
16 Steve Lomas (yellow card 90)
07 Adam Bolder
32 Dexter Blackstock
QPR Subs
12 Jake Cole
05 Zeshan Rehman
30 Marc Nygaard
37 Jimmy Smith
31 Ray Jones
Burnley Team
23 Michael Pollitt
22 Stephen Foster
04 John McGreal
06 Michael Duff
03 Jon Harley
08 Alan Mahon
25 Joey Gudjonsson
07 James O'Connor
16 Chris McCann
17 Kyle Lafferty
20 Ade Akinbiyi
Burnley Subs
01 Danny Coyne
24 Steven Caldwell
11 Wade Elliott
09 Steve Jones
10 Andy Gray
# Points of reference
QPR FC
♠ QPR Official
♠ QPR Unofficial
♠ QPR - BBC
♠ QPR Wiki
Burnley FC
♠ Burnley Official
♠ Burnley Unofficial
♠ Burnley - BBC
♠ Burnley Wiki
Posted at 2:55 PM, Saturday, February 03, 2007
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