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13,770 saw the televized-live 4-1 victory of QPR over Southampton at Loftus Road.

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Dexter Blackstock was tormentor-in-chief as the ex-Southampton striker's brace, accompanied by goals from Damion Stewart and Patrick Agyemang, sent QPR to fourth in the Championship table, after a hard fought 4-1 victory over the South Coast side. Click to continue reading...

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Today's teams:
QPR: Cerny, Delaney, Stewart, Mahon, Leigertwood, Parejo, Blackstock, Ramage, Connolly, Cook, Ephraim. Subs: Camp, Agyemang, Gorkss, Rowlands, Balanta.

Southampton: Davis, Wotton, Surman, Holmes, McGoldrick, Schneiderlin, Lallana, Gillett, James, Lancashire, Cork. Click to continue reading...

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Damien Delaney on life at QPR:
"...There's a lot of pressure...Our owners, they're very successful people in other walks of life, in the businesses that they're involved in, and believe you me they expect an awful lot of success in this one as well. The first day that I signed, I was told in no uncertain terms that promotion was expected and either you're with us or you won't be. Click to continue reading...

A new era in Chelsea football begins tomorrow. Uncle Phil, Deco, The Bos Jose Bosingwa if you must make their Blues debuts, along with the rest of the crew, in the club's first preseason match, against Guangzhou Pharmaceutical.

What a crazy club name. Anyway, it'll give us fans at least those with Chelsea TV a chance to see how the club is being shaped under the new regime.

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Dear Darren:

I've heard that you are headed up to Sunderland this week to talk some business with Roy Keane. I've sat on both sides of the job interview desk in my career, so may I offer you a little advice on making a great first impression with the Sunderland manager? Just some suggestions to help you get your foot in the dressing room door at the Stadiium of Light? Click to continue reading...

Just got a text from Keano chastening me for the blog neglect lately. Sorry, babe. I admit, the past week I've gone way overboard on the whole Oranje thing, but you know my heart is still big ol' red and white stripes. And it's been pretty quiet over at Sunderland AFC, as we wait for those big Brazilian/Portuguese/Croatian superstar signings that are just around the corner.

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When the season kicked off one thing that I was looking forward to was those long distance away trips. Due to the fall of the fixtures however, along with a particularly nasty infection hitting me at a most inopportune time, so far I've had to make do with the opening day's trip to Galway. Yesterday [. Click to continue reading...