England international (we must never forget what happened that day) Jay Bothroyd showed off his delightful new tattoo yesterday which sees the word "love" spelled out in guns, grenades and flick knives down his entire left flank.
There's a joke about his Arsenal in there somewhere.
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QPR are ready to rival Liverpool for the signing of Tottenham striker Jermaine Defoe, according to
The People.
Defoe is tipped to leave White Hart Lane this summer and Liverpool was believed to be interested
before the Anfield club's recent sacking of Kenny Dalglish.
It is claimed Rangers boss Mark Hughes wants to form a new-look attack by capturing Defoe and Andy
Johnson.
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It's our first away trip to QPR since 1995 and we're in dire need of a better result than the
1-0 loss we suffered that day after the downbeat nature of our Carling Cup exit.
With Darren Bent and Emile Heskey injured, here's how the managers will go looking for three
points today:
QPR Aston Villa 1 Patrick Kenny 1 Shay Given 18 Luke Young 2 Alan Hutton 35 Anton Ferdinand 6 James
Collins 5 Fitz Hall 5 Richard Dunne 13 Armand Traore 3 Stephen Warnock 11 Alejandro Faurlin 25
Barry Bannan 17 Joey Barton 19 Stiliyan Petrov 4 Shaun Derry 16 Fabian Delph 32 Shaun
Wright-Phillips 7 Stephen Ireland 10 Jay Bothroyd 10 Charles N'Zogbia 7 Adel Taarabt 11 Gabriel
Agbonlahor Subs Subs 26 Brian Murphy 22 Brad Guzan 2 Bradley Orr 23 Habib Beye 14 Ákos Buzsáky 34
Shane Lowry 16 Matthew Connolly 38 Gary Gardner 21 Tommy Smith 12 Marc Albrighton 22 Heidar
Helguson 14 Nathan Delfouneso 9 DJ Campbell 26 Andreas Weimann Probable Formation Castrol Football
Prediction Last 10 results for this fixture: 12/23/95 QPR 1-0 Aston Villa 10/29/94 QPR 2-0 Aston
Villa 12/04/93 QPR 2-2 Aston Villa 05/09/93 QPR 2-1 Aston Villa 11/02/91 QPR 0-1 Aston Villa
04/10/91 QPR 2-1 Aston Villa 03/20/90 QPR 1-1 Aston Villa 03/27/89 QPR 1-0 Aston Villa 08/30/86 QPR
1-0 Aston Villa 12/17/85 QPR 0-1 Aston Villa
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Swansea vs QPR
Swans: Michel Vorm, Angel Rangel, Steven Caulker, Ashley Williams (capt), Jazz Richards, Kemy
Agustien, Leon Britton, Joe Allen, Wayne Routledge, Scott Sinclair, Danny Graham.
The 'ballers from Queens Park Rangers were out at the movies Tuesday night for the film premiere
of "The Four Year Plan," which is *not* an autobiographical account of a ride-or-die WAG, although
it should've been.
Representing for the first team was Fitz Hall, Anton Ferdinand and Shaun Wright-Phillips, all of
whom were dressed in a very predictable, very London nightclub circa 2007 dress code of of denim
and trainers.
After their 6-0 drubbing at Craven Cottage earlier in the season, QPR will be looking to gain
revenge over local rivals Fulham in the Premier League this Saturday, and OTP can exclusively
reveal that the battle for West London supremacy has already begun – on the virtual pitch. Hoops
striker Jay Bothroyd and Fulham midfielder [.
Zamora and Cissé Can they keep QPR in the Premier League? - originally posted on
Soccerlens.com
Mark Hughes was very active on transfer deadline day, signing ex-Liverpool front man Djibril
Cissé from Lazio and re-uniting himself with Bobby Zamora from Fulham. Castrol EDGE Performance
analysis shows that with an impressive shooting accuracy of 57% and the ability to create a chance
for his teammates every 40 mins, Zamora looks set to play an important role in QPR's battle to
avoid relegation.
With the warm glow of a trip to the Emirates still pervading the senses I am back at the
pre-match keyboard though having read the excellent work done by my substitutes I have much to live
up to.
Before discussing today's Derby, I would like to look back to the Wolves game. I feel we dropped
two points through a mixture of bad luck and poor management.
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Here's a look back at the good, the bad, and the ugly from gameweek eleven of the Premier League.
Note: Readers can follow Matt @thehackreport Cheers 1. Jay Bothroyd: The QPR striker was pesky
all day as he netted an ...
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QPR 2-3 Manchester City: The Thriller in Hammersmith - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Manchester City continued their illustrious and table topping start to the English Premier
League season with a 3-2 away win at Loftus Road against newly promoted Queens Park Rangers.
In truth, the scoreline flattered the travelling Manchester club as QPR fought tooth and nail
with City and nearly upset a top four side for their second consecutive home match when they
defeated Chelsea.
Overall, despite a brief scare that followed Jay Bothroyd's goal in the second half, Spurs' win
over QPR was comfortable and after the match, manager Harry Redknapp declared that his team were a
‘joy to watch' at times.
While Gareth Bale and VDV grabbed the headlines for their goals, Scott Parker and Luka Modric
were brilliant in midfield while the back four were solid enough to cope with any QPR attack.
Okay, maybe 'Premier League stars' is pushing it slightly, but both Dickson Etuhu and Jay
Bothroyd (of Fulham and England fame respectively) turned out for the FIFA '12 Interactive World
Cup (FIWC) UK qualifying tournament in London last night and at least one had their
derrieres handed to them by a 18-year old urchin from Birmingham.
Mark Hughes' first game as Queens Park Rangers manager ended in defeat as Newcastle United
strengthened their European hopes at the Sports Direct Arena on Sunday.
Leon Best's well-taken first-half strike was enough to see off the challenge of QPR and lift his
side up to sixth in the Premier League table, level on points with Arsenal.
Footballing philosophers Twitter. As well as boring us with Jay Bothroyd's plans for the evening
(‘Watching Spartacus in bed, gonna have an early night I think') or Robbie Savage's Come Dancing
insights (‘The wonderful miss Sue Barker loves the waltz she said " elegant"! Ohhhhhh Miss
Barker') and a sporadic outburst or two by Aston [.
Footballing philosophers Twitter. As well as boring us with Jay Bothroyd's plans for the evening
(‘Watching Spartacus in bed, gonna have an early night I think') or Robbie Savage's Come Dancing
insights (‘The wonderful miss Sue Barker loves the waltz she said " elegant"! Ohhhhhh Miss
Barker') and a sporadic outburst or two by Aston [.
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Blogger on Twitter Tottenham vs QPR 2011 ( Spurs v Queens Park Rangers 2011) Score and result:-
Tottenham vs QPR 3-1 ( Gareth Bale*2, Rafael van der Vaart/ Jay Bothroyd) White Hart Lane, London-
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Submitted for your perusal, Joey Barton leafing through Neil Warnock's autobiography 'Made In
Sheffield' ("The f**king referee's only gone an gi' 'em a penalty when the lad's gone down in the
box like a f**king Jessie. I gave 'im a piece of my nauseatingly no-nonsense Northern mind in the
tunnel afterwards.
Admittedly, I didn't see the game but from what I've read this morning it seemed like Newcastle
were lucky to escape from Loftus Road with a point last night (goal-line clearances, Jay Bothroyd's
pap finishing, etc) as a new-look, post-deadline day QPR XI hit the ground running with, and I know
this may be a little hard to swallow, Shaun Wright-Phillips even putting in a decent, effective
shift.
Admittedly, I didn't see the game but from what I've read this morning it seemed like Newcastle
were lucky to escape from Loftus Road with a point last night (goal-line clearances, Jay Bothroyd's
pap finishing, etc) as a new-look, post-deadline day QPR XI hit the ground running with, and I know
this may be a little hard to swallow, Shaun Wright-Phillips even putting in a decent, effective
shift.
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Wally Meets... Mike Walters interviews Cardiff boss Malky Mackay and learns that Genoa
cake is the key to Fergie's heart
Good breeding always shows, and Malky Mackay is a real chip off the old block. His father played
with Sir Alex Ferguson at Queen's Park, and now Cardiff manager Mackay has discovered the fastest
way to keep His Fergieness sweet: Look after his players on loan and serve him a slice of Genoa
cake when he drops in.
Jay Bothroyd will retire from football with a stash of cash in the bank, a luxurious mansion,
one or two flash motors and a ton of memories. He made it. He is one out of all the thousands of
budding stars grafting to become a professional.
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Lisa Snowden (39) is an English born model who became famous for her 5 year
relationship with US actor George Clooney than her modelling or TV career.
Lisa has appeared on TV as host of England's next top model between 2006 and 2009, she has also
appeared in FHM 100 sexiest women and lads mag's Loaded and GQ magazine.
Newcastle were second best tonight at Loftus Road, and QPR must be wondering how they missed so
many clear cut chances in this game. In the first half alone QPR must have created six good chances
but they squandered all of them, and Jay Bothroyd was the main culprit and Shawn Wright
Phillips on the right wing [.
