A blog of two halves

Do not adjust your tv sets tomorrow afternoon!

Call him Nostradamus. Call him Mystic Meg. Call him what you like.

Conor Washington should have made it ‘four goals’ in four games on Saturday as Lady Luck continues to scowl at QPR.

Fortunately for Ravel Morrison there will be no need to pack tins of baked beans into his luggage while at QPR.

As a kid Alex Smithies idolised David Seaman and he is now making a name all for himself with his penalty heroics.

Darnell Furlong is back in W12 and looks more like the finished product than when he made his QPR debut back in 2015.

When Kazenga LuaLua got his first big break in football he was busy on his PlayStation like any other 15-year-old boy would have been in his spare time.

Just like when you are waiting an age for your bus to arrive and then two come at once; the QPR faithful were waiting for a win after watching the Hoops suffer six defeats on the bounce and then got two wins in as many games.

Jamie Mackie has not been ‘walking in a Mackie wonderland’ since making his return to QPR 18 months ago.

Four defeats on the bounce is not the return QPR expected when they appointed Holloway.