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- Clint Morrison Joins Sheffield Wednesday/Explains Why
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QPR Official Site - R'S TO HOST PLYMOUTH
- QPR will play host to Plymouth Argyle on Friday 30th July, just eight days before the 2010/11 campaign gets underway.
- R's gaffer Neil Warnock, who saw his side beat Tavistock 8-0 on Monday evening in their first pre-season fixture, told www.qpr.co.uk: "I am delighted to help Plymouth out by agreeing to this fixture.
- "Plymouth aren't able to play on their own pitch, and they asked me if we would play them at Loftus Road.
- "I am more than happy to help out my former Club and, in doing so, add an extra fixture to our own pre-season campaign.
- "I am sure the London Branch of the Plymouth Argyle Supporters' Club will be particularly happy with this match!
- "I look forward to welcoming them to Loftus Road."
- The match kicks off at 7.30pm, and tickets are available at the following prices:
Adults: £5 Under 16s: £2 Under 8s: FREE Tickets for this fixture will be available from the Box Office from tomorrow (Wednesday). To contact the Box office, call 08444 777 007. QPR
Plymouth Official Site - WE MEET AGAIN
- JAMIE Mackie will see his former side quicker than he might have expected when Argyle travel to QPR for a friendly on Friday, July 30, kick-off 7.30pm.
- The Green Army will also get a chance to see former Argyle midfielder Akos Buzsaky in action whilst on the sidelines, QPR boss Neil Warnock and his assistant Mick Jones are both former Argyle managers.
- Argyle were defeated 2-0 on their last visit to Loftus Road, thanks to goals from Adel Taarabt and Damion Stewart either side of half-time. - Tickets will be available on the gate and are priced at just £5 for adults, £2 for under 16's whilst under 8's will go free." Plymouth
- VIDEO: Tavistock 0 QPR 8
QPR Official Site - WARNOCK: 'A GOOD WORK-OUT'
Neil Warnock spoke of his delight following the R's 8-0 friendly win over Tavistock AFC.
Rangers opened their pre-season account in fine fettle on Monday night, cruising to a comfortable win on leg one of their three match tour of Cornwall.
Speaking exclusively to www.qpr.o.uk, Warnock said: "The pitch was a little long and that suited us at this stage of pre-season.
"We had a good training session on the morning of the match and the lads took that into the game.
"Overall, nearly everyone got at least 45 minutes under their belts and we scored a few good goals to send the fans home happy."
Warnock added: "Everyone wants to impress, but the main thing is getting some game time at this stage.
"I was quite pleased with all the departments - it was a very good work-out.
"I love it down here.
"The people are great and they were delighted to see some good first class football."
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QPR Official Site - TAVISTOCK AFC 0, QPR 8
- Rangers eased to an 8-0 victory against Tavistock AFC at Langsford Park, with Akos Buzsaky and Hogan Ephraim at the double.
- In a keenly contested affair in front of a healthy pre-season crowd, the R's were four goals to the good at the break.
Buzsaky opened the scoring inside 12 seconds - unofficially the second quickest goal in QPR history - before the Magical Magyar doubled his and the R's advantage with a sublime free-kick soon after.
Clint Hill bagged his first goal in a QPR shirt on 18 minutes and the lively Jamie Mackie - who was jovially booed by the odd Plymouth fan in attendance following his summer move from Home Park - made it four just after the half hour.
Ephraim added a fifth eight minutes after the resumption, dinking the ball home from eight yards following a neat one-two with Leon Clarke.
Josh Parker made it six just five minutes later, before Alejandro Faurlin added a seventh in the 71st minute.
It was left to the lively Ephraim to round off the scoring, when he fired home number eight three minutes from full-time.
Neil Warnock named a strong line-up for the R's first pre-season friendly, with all five of his new summer signings in his starting XI against the South West Peninsula League premier division side.
Paddy Kenny started in goal, whilst Hill joined skipper Mikele Leigertwood, Fitz Hall and Kaspars Gorkss in the Rangers back four.
Player of the Year Faurlin was joined in midfield by Shaun Derry and Buzsaky, while Heidar Helguson spearheaded the R's attack, alongside new signings Mackie and Leon Clarke.
The match was only 12 seconds old when Rangers took a quick-fire lead.
Mackie played provider, sending a low centre in to the heart of the Tavistock six-yard box and Buzsaky did the rest, clipping the ball into the far corner with expert ease.
The R's nearly doubled their lead three minutes later, but Clarke's curler flew inches wide of Andy Meeds' left hand post.
It was all Rangers and when Faurlin was teed up by Clarke a minute later, the Argentine thrashed inches over from fully 25-yards.
Kenny had to be alert to get down low to Mark Conday's weak effort on ten minutes, but in truth it was Rangers - and Mackie in particular - who continued to pose the greater attacking threat.
It was from one such Mackie burst that Rangers bagged a second in the tenth minute.
Having left three trailing in his wake, the former Plymouth man was sent tumbling to ground 22-yards from goal.
Up stepped Buzsaky and the rest was pure class - as he sent a textbook curler into the roof of the net.
The Lambs, to their credit, continued to plug away, but they were reliant upon Meeds in the 13th minute, as the home custodian dived full stretch to his left to thwart Faurlin from range.
But it was Rangers who made it three in the 18th minute, as Hill stooped to head into the far corner of the net.
The R's front-three were linking up efficiently and Clarke was next to go close, heading narrowly wide from Helguson's inch-perfect centre midway through the half.
Clarke's neat play arguably deserved a goal and when he met Mackie's back post cross, his effort - on the stretch - flew inches wide of the post.
Mackie was the pick of the R's front players though and he made it four on 31 minutes, bamboozling Meeds with a low curling effort from 18-yards.
Warnock made seven changes at the break, with only Leigertwood, Buzsaky, Faurlin and Clarke retaining their places in the side for the second half.
It was Ephraim who made the first major impact, playing a tidy one-two with the tricky Clarke, before dinking the ball over Meeds for Rangers' fifth.
The R's faithful - who turned out in good numbers - didn't have to wait too long for a sixth goal, as Parker headed back across goal to divert Gary Borrowdale's cross into the back of the net.
The pace of the game dropped as legs tired, but Rangers still roamed forward with ease and Faurlin bagged a seventh from the edge of the box 19 minutes from time.
And the scoring was completed in the 87th minute, as Ephraim coolly fired home to bag his second and the R's eighth.
- QPR: Kenny, Hill, Leigertwood, Hall, Gorkss, Derry, Buzsaky, Faurlin, Helguson, Mackie, Clarke.
Subs: Cerny, Ramage, Stewart, Parker, German, Connolly, Borrowdale, Ephraim. QPR
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- Cardiff's Ledley Joins Celtic on a Free Transfer
- Countdown to the 2014 Brazil World Cup Now Begins!
- Officially Announced: The Football League's Official Charity Partner for 2010/11 is Marie Curie Cancer Care
- Pre-Season Friendly Match Schedule for Other London Clubs
- London Masters in Just Over a Week: Saturday July 24
- Other 2010 Masters Already Played
- QPR Family Fun Day at Loftus Road: Sunday August 1, 2010
- QPR U-16s Off to Derry
- Several QPR Anniversaries this Coming Season
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