QPR Kevin H
27 Nov 2007, 01:25 PM
Here's to 3 points away from home on a cold Tuesday night!
Official Site Preview (http://www.qpr.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Preview/0,,10373~1176364,00.html)
The R's travel to The Britannia Stadium tonight, to lock horns with a Stoke City side suffering from a blip in form in front of their own supporters.
Tony Pulis' men currently occupy a noteworthy tenth place in the Coca Cola Championship, but their poor home form represents Luigi De Canio's side with a genuine opportunity of returning from the Trent with maximum points.
Indeed, the Potters' last home victory arrived against Colchester United some seven weeks ago - a run which has seen them fail to register maximum points in their previous three fixtures at The Britannia.
A Stoke Perspective (http://www.whydelilah.co.uk/news/Di-canio-is-QPR-s--r61181724.aspx)
And from the BBC (http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/eng_div_1/7110837.stm)
Striker Ricardo Fuller returns for Stoke after a one-match ban, with Vincent Pericard dropping to the bench.
There will be a late decision on midfielder Liam Lawrence (hamstring), while Jon Parkin is back after flu.
QPR must decide whether to stick with on-loan Derby defender Bob Malcolm or recall Sampsa Timoska.
After seven weeks out, striker Dexter Blackstock came through 80 minutes unscathed on Saturday and should play while Marc Nygaard is also fit.
Official Site Preview (http://www.qpr.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Preview/0,,10373~1176364,00.html)
The R's travel to The Britannia Stadium tonight, to lock horns with a Stoke City side suffering from a blip in form in front of their own supporters.
Tony Pulis' men currently occupy a noteworthy tenth place in the Coca Cola Championship, but their poor home form represents Luigi De Canio's side with a genuine opportunity of returning from the Trent with maximum points.
Indeed, the Potters' last home victory arrived against Colchester United some seven weeks ago - a run which has seen them fail to register maximum points in their previous three fixtures at The Britannia.
A Stoke Perspective (http://www.whydelilah.co.uk/news/Di-canio-is-QPR-s--r61181724.aspx)
And from the BBC (http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/eng_div_1/7110837.stm)
Striker Ricardo Fuller returns for Stoke after a one-match ban, with Vincent Pericard dropping to the bench.
There will be a late decision on midfielder Liam Lawrence (hamstring), while Jon Parkin is back after flu.
QPR must decide whether to stick with on-loan Derby defender Bob Malcolm or recall Sampsa Timoska.
After seven weeks out, striker Dexter Blackstock came through 80 minutes unscathed on Saturday and should play while Marc Nygaard is also fit.