Holloway Dedicates Sheffield Win To Wilkins
In memory of the late great Ray Wilkins, QPR manager Ian Holloway dedicated his side’s 4-2 thumping over Sheffield Wednesday to his former Hoops teammate….
Ian Holloway
QPR fluster the Canaries to reach 50 points for the season.
The number 50 is regarded an important one in many things, a milestone in marriage, the very centre of a dartboard, and after an Easter…
The stats are adding up at QPR
The International break always comes as something of an inconvenience to the modern football fan. For reasons we can’t quite put our fingers on, International…
Holloway Finding Depth in Youth at QPR
Ian Holloway’s QPR showed tremendous character last Saturday, as his team fought back from 2 goals down to save a point at Fulham’s Craven Cottage….
Win at Villa Park set’s QPR up for West London derby on Saturday
QPR’s eccentric manager Ian Holloway described his sides 3-1 win at Aston Villa on Tuesday night as a “coupon buster”, as QPR make it back-to-back…
QPR aren’t safe just yet, but could still achieve a mid-table finish.
Massimo Luongo saved a late point for QPR against Derby on Tuesday night at Loftus Road, as he headed home a Luke Freeman free-kick in…
The ‘QPR 100 Club’ has two new members but will they be at Loftus Road for much longer?
February was a pretty good month for QPR. Two clean-sheet wins against Barnsley and Bolton were partnered by narrow defeats, but solid performances at Wolves…
QPR: Promoting talent before buying talent.
Being a QPR fan in South Yorkshire I rarely get the chance to go down to Loftus Road, so an away day is much more…
QPR: What’s the goss about Sean Goss?
Since becoming the QPR columnist here at By Far The Greatest Team, I have done little more than gripe about my beloved West London club….
Betting Bad Part 5: All away days
Good morning, afternoon and evening to you all, and welcome to another addition of my substandard series – Betting Bad. To all you regular readers,…
Betting Bad Part 4
Well, here we go again. Lord knows I could do with a win this week. It’s been three weeks that I have been writing this…
Frying Pans, Alfred N’Diaye & Guo Guangchang | A Week Of Wolves
What If? It’s funny how much of an effect one event can have you, isn’t it? I remember back at the end of August when…
QPR: February Preview
As another transfer window draws to an end, clubs focus in on the remaining second half of the season – the ‘business end’ you might…
Fame Over Familiarity: The Welsh FA Gamble On Giggs…
Great players do not always make great managers, I’m sure you’ll remember Alan Shearer at Newcastle United in 2009 and how he oversaw the club’s…
You can’t win anything WITHOUT kids
Huddersfield Town have been one of the feel-good factors of the Premier League this season. While they may have fallen off the pace a bit…
The English Premier League season may still be young, but the relegation candidates are clear to see
In the old days managers used to claim that they never looked at the table until the end of September, or something like that anyway….
By Far the Greatest Team meets Scott Minto
Not many people get the chance to play at Wembley or in a Cup Final. Scott Minto has done better than that! Not only did…