Lord Duckhunter

For the 2025/26 Championship season, Queens Park Rangers (QPR) has been one of the most rotated sides in the league under manager Julien Stéphan. The club has averaged approximately 3.2 changes to the starting line-up per match, placing them among the top five most "changed" teams in the division. Rotation Comparison (2025/26 Season) Compared to other Championship sides, QPR's rotation has been significantly higher than the league average of 1.8 changes per game. In the 2025/26 Championship season, Southampton has been one of the most consistent teams regarding their starting XI, averaging 1.4 changes per match. This is significantly lower than the league average of 1.8 and contrasts sharply with highly rotated sides like QPR (3.2) or Coventry (3.8).

There was just as much division in the 80’s when there was no social media.

He took a full back off at Leicester & replaced him with a forward. He changed from a back 3 to a 4. He has brought an extra centre half at the end of a couple of games. To say he doesn’t try anything different is pony…

Pre VAR an accidental handball would be a goal. So with no Var the ref made the right decision.

Not really, the rules were changed because of VAR so would have been a goal pre VAR.

Is that a bad thing?

Ridiculous argument from our resident weirdo, he seems to be arguing that it’s just illegal porn & not a “proper” crime like rape. This from the bloke who wanted Ched Evan’s banged up for spit roasting a slapper. Get your priorities right man, there isn’t a hierarchy of sex crimes. You can contrast rape with burglaries or fraud, but to do so with these horrendous offences is sick. These kids subjected to the vile photos are just as much a victim as anyone who was ever raped.

He’s been out for a while as well, so I imagine with it being a 3 game week they wanted to protect him a bit. Personally, I had no problem with that but maybe he should have replaced him with Bragg rather than Jander.

I’d imagine it’s the same at pretty much every club, the medical team will advise and the manager will then make an informed decision based on the back of that advice. In Ross Stewart’s case he’s already said they’ve told him he can’t play more than 60 mins at the moment. Ignoring that advice would be brainless when we’re only in February.

Just one of those days, provided we win the next 2 it won’t make much of a difference as we were never going to win all our remaining games. As for the game. Charlton defended for their lives and made it difficult for us. The big fella who came on put himself about a bit and led to 10 mins where they equalised and had us unsettled for a bit. Fair play to Jones as he replaced what looked like their most dangerous player and put us on the back foot a bit. The goal looked like one of those “could he have done better”, very Baz like. Every keeper has them occasionally, the difference is “occasionally “ means most weeks in Baz’s world. Ross Stewart is class imo, intelligent movement, good touch and quite strong.Without his injury record he’d be a premier league player, no bother. Shea Charles was class as well, & I thought Edozie added something. I’d like to know why he’s been left out in the cold because it baffles me. I thought Manning had one of his better games as well, but I wish he’d knock it in the box a bit more when the big lump is up top. Downside, Fellows still doesn’t look right, Azaz was frustrating again and I thought Downes was a bit of a cock ay the end. That spat, disrupted our rhythm a bit and played right into their hands. Overall a frustrating day, but that’s football…

You’re sick in the head…

Unfortunately, you weren’t one of them. “Hardly crime of the century” was your analysis…

Not until the Daily Mail named the culprits, no.

Not enough.