After taking time out to assess Tim Sherwood’s impact at Villa Park, we analyse the performances of QPR under Chris Ramsey as both clubs prepare for a double Gameweek 31. In terms of results, the new man in charge has been unable to arrest his side’s decline – aside from a win at fellow strugglers Sunderland, the R’s have lost six of seven fixtures since the departure of Harry Redknapp.
Although they’ve failed to score in just one of those encounters, the Loftus Road outfit have notched more than a single goal in only one match since Ramsey was installed – that victory over the Black Cats. In terms of defensive prospects, QPR have one clean sheet (yet again courtesy of the Sunderland match) and have conceded at least twice in each of the last five matches of Ramsey’s tenure.
With trips to West Brom and Villa on the horizon, then, we delve into the data to see whether the underlying numbers can afford a little more optimism.
9 years, 22 days agoWhat's a better move?
A) Sanchez > silva
B) caz > mata
C) Sanchez > mata
D) none of the above
Have 2FT. Have to use at least 1. Also still have my WC
Fabianski. Hamer
Terry. Clyne. Bertrand. PvA. Hutton
Sanchez. Haz. Cazorla. Eriksen. Boyd
Aguero Kane. Austin.
0.4 in bank