As QPR head to Southampton on Saturday we’re looking back 20 years (yes, really) to a memorable win for new manager John Gregory supplied by a unique goal from young striker Ray Jones.

Our game at AFC Bournemouth is on Saturday with an unusual kick-off time of 3pm, as somehow it’s not being televised live in the UK.

A quick look at some of the action from our previous encounters with QPR, were you at any of the games and what are you ...

The Swans have an ever increasing injury list and are hopeful to avoid another addition after the news that Moussa Yeo will ...

The mainstream media – who have been sitting on their hands, seemingly unaware of the situation surrounding Ross Stewart’s ...

When Saints were handed a 4 point deduction for this season in the aftermath of Spygate, many believed that this would spell ...

Away games are out of reach for Adam at the moment (but in the pipeline) and if we had been given a home match for Saturday ...

Saints went out and made a statement by beating the Hammers, however although this was a battling performance, it was a great one, but it was all about the result, not the way in which it was achieved ...

Vítor Matos looked as drowned as his side were on the pitch after the 5–0 drubbing at Loftus Road. There was little he could ...

Perhaps Julien Stéphan’s finest hour so far as QPR manager, as his team swiftly and ruthlessly deconstructs league leader Swansea City – a 5-0 victory against a side that had only conceded eight goals ...

It’s the final word on the Indy before we look forwards and a home game against Blackburn Rovers this coming Saturday. Rhys Clayton completes the misery with positivity.

There will be much reflection on this game today and indeed until we start to concentrate on next Saturday’s fixture against ...