But Rangers should beware. United arrive as a wounded beast and with something to prove. After being dumped out of the Champions League by less than mighty Basel, the Mancs will have something to prove. And QPR's cause aint going to be helped by the fact that Fergie's boys can depose City at the top by winning today. That is one hell of an incentive.
Two seasons back, Man Utd arrived at Upton Park without a back four (Carrick played centre half from memory) and promptly thumped us 4-1. Last season, we were two goals up when Vidic should have been shown a red card. He wasn't and we lost 4-2 and nosedived down from there. When you think Man Utd are there for the taking, they have a very nasty habit of ramming your hopes down your throat.
A victory today would ease relegation fears down in the Bush; a hammering would open all all sorts of uncertainties. Warnock has again talked down the prospect of QPR spending big in January, but if the Rs are just 3 points above the drop zone by the end of today, money may have to be spent to survive.
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hahaha - I love the way you always sit on the fence - qpr win or lose you called in right, you predicted it - hahaha you sad, insignificant old man..... hope you don't let your kids read this blog, now that really would be child cruelty. Just imagine how it must feel to have an old man who is such a berk.
Sit on the fence? I didn't sit on the fence about Dyer. I didn't sit on the fence when I said QPr would struggle even though you were in the top half of the table. Want a prediction? 3-0 to the Mancs. I don't sit on fences, I was just trying not to upset the Grrrs!
Bloody hell, I've just seen that the Mancs took the lead in the first minute!
Oh dear. 0-2 and the Mancs hit the woodwork twice. QPR now confirmed in bottom 6, just 3 points above a relegation place. Warnock has been here before, of course, and took Sheffield United down. But Wigan haven't got Tevez have they?
Hehehe - I love it when you bite, makes it all worth while - tata chump.
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