QPR's intercontinental lineup

Looking at the players that have arrived at Loftus Road in the last couple of seasons, it’s easy to wonder how QPR can find themselves at the bottom end of the Premier League.

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QPR must stick with Hughes

Bottom of the table after three points from nine games – it sounds all too similar to Tottenham Hotspur back in 2008.

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We miss you 'arry (Video)

You are always guaranteed entertainment when Harry Redknapp is the subject of an interview. All too often managers and players churn out the same tired one liners in a post match interview, but not our 'arry.

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Where would Manchester City be without Sheikh Mansour’s riches?

Money makes the world go round and that certainly is the case with modern day football.

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It’s time for Sparky to worry

With the amount of money Queen’s Park Rangers have spent this summer, many would expect them to perform more admirably than they are currently doing so.

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The Premier League sack race!

Even though the Premier League season is just four games old, you won’t be surprised to hear that the odds for the first managerial causality are already out!

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QPR – The Journeymen Galacticos?

The panic that seems to be building up over Loftus Road may ensure that yet more faces arrive in West London before the end of the transfer window.

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Mark Hughes’ short term fix not a long term solution

Only at a club with the mental past history of Queens Park Rangers can you expect to see a manager react to an opening day defeat by replacing the whole back four. A Swansea whirlwind may have blown any pre-season optimism away from Loftus Road but to resort to a carpentry-like renovation of a defence and give it the IKEA treatment at the calling of just one game is not the answer, regardless of its margin of defeat.

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Hargreaves can't be the King yet

Mark Hughes has set about business quite sensibly at QPR following their hare’em scare’em relegation avoidance in the last-day madness of the triumphant Etihad, so far bashfully turning down owner Manuel Fernandes’ offer of a fruitful expenditure in favour of the settled summer that fatefully evaded Neil Warnock last year.

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QPR may count cost of reckless ambition

Queens Park Rangers are in trouble. On a run of one win in sixteen games, the home win over basement club Wigan Athletic being the solitary victory by the side of Mark Hughes’ name since he took the Loftus Road post, opened up by the reactionary sacking of Neil Warnock.

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Hughes' arrival at QPR has clubs on red-alert

“One clubs’ dead-wood is another clubs gold”, as the saying goes.

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What's The Stigma Hurting English Managers?

So whadda y’know Mark Hughes is back managing in the Premier League and in London to boot.

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