Hoopsa - a QPR Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

QPR slumped to the very the bottom of the Championship on Saturday afternoon following an expected 2-0 loss away at Leeds United, with Rangers’ second loss of the week making it 11 league matches without a win and just one win from 15 in the Championship overall this season.

QPR head to 3rd place Leeds on Saturday for one final match before the last international break until March, so I caught up with Joe Blackburn to find out how Daniel Farke's side have fared so far.

I caught up with former QPR, Forest, Rangers and Brentford manager and most recently West Ham assistant manager Mark Warburton about where QPR's 21/22 season went wrong, why he didn't rate QPR's youth, his views on data-based recruitment and what his future holds.

It’s 18th placed Queens Park Rangers’ final Loftus Road outing of 2024 on Saturday afternoon, so in this preview I caught up with Oli Hargreaves of The Butter Pie Podcast to find out more about our 16th placed visitors Preston North End.

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Paul Smyth's 65th minute wonder goal saved a point for his backs-to-the-wall Queens Park Rangers side on Saturday afternoon just five minutes after Scott Twine had broken the deadlock for Bristol City.

QPR return to action on Saturday with a visit from 13th placed Stoke City, so I had a look at their season so far and the players to watch out for.

QPR head to 11th placed Bristol City on Saturday in hope of making it three wins from three in a week for the first time this season - and a fifth consecutive away win at Ashton Gate.

QPR made it two home wins on the spin, five matches unbeaten and four clean sheets in a row thanks to Sam Field’s second half brace against Oxford United on Wednesday night, and are in turn now closer in points to 14th placed Preston than 24th placed Hull City, despite having spent 11 of the past 13 matches inside the relegation zone.

20th placed Queens Park Rangers host 19th placed Oxford United at Loftus Road on Wednesday night, so I chatted to my good friend Joe Citrone to get his thoughts on the U’s season so far, how Des Buckingham sets his side up and the key players to look out for.

Queens Park Rangers cruised to their first home win of the season in style on Saturday afternoon with a 3-0 victory over Norwich City courtesy of Jimmy Dunne’s opener and 13th minute substitute Rayan Kolli’s first ever senior brace.