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Kilburn Times/Noam Friedlander - Dexter relishing Villa challenge

Having secured a rare passage through to the third round of the Carling Cup last week, QPR have been given the chance to test their mettle against Premier League outfit Aston Villa later this month.

The Hoops were drawn against Martin O'Neill's side in Saturday's draw and, according to striker Dexter Blackstock, they might even surprise their top flight opponents at Villa Park on Wednesday September 24. Click to continue reading...

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Ealing Gazette - By Yann Tear & David Mcintyre
Rs must heed early defensive warning

QPR will look to take Martin Cranie on loan again if their defensive woes continue - and if he isn't sold by Portsmouth.
Saturday's 3-0 defeat at Sheffield United was a nasty setback for Rangers and came after shaky defensive performances in victories over Barnsley and Swindon. Click to continue reading...

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Eurosport - Championship - Mahon: Foreign loan stars will shine

EXCLUSIVE! Queens Park Rangers midfielder Gavin Mahon has warned the club's Championship rivals that once the Hoops' on-loan playmakers learn the English game, they will be a force to be reckoned with.

Argentine Emmanuel Ledesma put in a sterling performance in the opening match of the season as QPR beat Barnsley, while Spaniard Daniel Parejo appeared from the bench. Click to continue reading...

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Goal.com/Ricky Brooks - "Championships Tops & Flops: Week 2 - The second round of Championship games kicked off on Saturday afternoon with all 24 clubs in action. Ricky Brooks takes a look at the best and the worst performances...
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"...3 – Queens Park Rangers
QPR might be the richest club in England's second tier and herald the title of the ‘Chelsea of the Championship. Click to continue reading...

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QPR Official SIte
QPR's fairytale start to the season came to a shuddering halt with a 3-0 defeat at a noisy Bramall Lane.

Ex-Scunthorpe striker Billy Sharp did the damage with a marvellous hat-trick, as Iain Dowie's side failed to use the momentum gained from last weekend.

Rangers were outfoxed and outclassed, as they failed to tough it out with the physical Blades, who had a two-goal lead inside 12 minutes. Click to continue reading...

Plymouth Argyle winger Peter Halmosi has been a long-term target of Premier League new boys Hull City, with Tigers manager Phil Brown admitting his interest publically last week. Brown was met with semi-positive responses from Pilgrims manager Paul Sturrock: We're trying to keep our best players, but like everything they've all got prices and at the end [. Click to continue reading...