I’ve been wondering for some time if players at QPR were going to be able to step up in the absence of key players.
And since the departure of Nahki Wells, part of that responsibility to find the back of the net has fallen on the shoulders of Jordan Hugill, who has now started the last four games for QPR and has only managed to find the back of the net once.
And it looks as if the frustration at his lack of production has started to make its way into the QPR fan base, especially after his display against Swansea City in which he only managed two shots in the entire game, and both of them were off target.
Possibly because he’s got such big boots to fill with Wells being the club’s top scorer this season, or maybe he’s just not quite recaptured his form at Preston North End, but whatever it is, it needs to be sorted out soon, because the knives are certainly out amongst this set of supporters.
Dude! Hugill up top alone does not score goals! Play one of the youngsters up there with him and we will score goals, signed by anyone who knows anything about football #qpr #hugillisanumber10 #nogoals #newblood
— StevieP (@steviepqpr) February 12, 2020
A good point but unbelievably poor quality game tonight. We were better than them but that’s not saying much. Hugill missed 2 sitters, love his work rate and strength but he’s a poor finisher. Hopefully form picks up… #QPR #SWAQPR
— QPR ramblings (@QPRramblings) February 11, 2020
Imagine Hugill was more clinical Infront of goal #QPR 🔵⚪
— Queens Park Rangers (@barnardstar10) February 11, 2020
How many chances does hugill want #qpr
— ZB (@QPR_Zac12) February 11, 2020
Hugill isn’t the same player we got at the start of the season, not sure what’s up with him #QPR
— Edwin mills (@Edwin_aj_mills) February 11, 2020
I so want Jordan Hugill to be good. #QPR
— The inside ’R’ (@TheInside_R) February 11, 2020
Jordan Hugill isn’t championship quality
— Olly (@OClaytinho) February 11, 2020
I hate jordan hugill with a passion
— Charlie VDB (@charlievdb1) February 11, 2020
Jordan Hugill, class at being in the right place, just so hit and miss with his finishing…
— Chris Chapman (@ChrisChapman10) February 11, 2020
What do QPR need to fix more?
The attack
The defence
Let’s just hope he can take their advice, otherwise we might be struggling for goals for a very long time.
None so blind as them that won’t see, we’re rubbish’s lets face up to it, you can’t blame the manager who has been starved of funds, you can’t blame the players who try hard for the best part, but we CAN blame the so called board of directors who are driving our club to oblivion.As for the director of football, if ever there was a misuse of description that has to be it, for the rubbish football we play needs NO director ,its bad enough already.Sooner or later the fans WILL vote with their feet when the realisation sets in that the present administration is merely in place to recoup the money they have previously squandered.
Wakey Wakey – Hugill is from the same mould as Washington. Lets see how many goals we manage to score from here to seasons end (and it wont be for the lack of trying). I bet you will count them on one hand. I wouldnt be too upset to see the end of the D of F along with the rest of the useless board. acsrjjp is spot on.
There’s nothing like getting behind your club when its needed is there ? And although both comments have some truth in them, they’re also nothing like getting behind your club. Yeah, we have grounds for complaint, but when you are looking for a Template for Bad Management by a Board of Directors look at the lot who wanted to make Rangers ‘ A Boutique Club’ then trace who got us out of it. Not a fan of Hugill to be honest, if he was half decent then West Ham desperately need him, but they dont want him. We are a Cash Strapped, mid table Championship side, but with some signs of ‘possibly’ turning the corner. Backing Redknapp and Hughes in the Transfer Market, then appointing that Charlatan McLaren are directly attributable to the Board however.