Tony the first house set of Fernandes as the QPR owner a crane should prove. Under the Loftus Away sticks at and for the direct Tv cameras, makes Joey Barton its bow for Neil the side of Warnock against its former club, Newcastle United. While its bitter departure of St looks after the Park of James a seasoned side issue, both managers will want become to take at with closed points.
There’s no doubt who is the happier manager right now with QPR’s Neil Warnock delighted at a raft of late signings – while Newcastle’s Alan Pardew has lamented the failure to buy a striker. Above all, however, this match will catch the eye because it represents Joey Barton’s debut against his old club after being forced out this summer.
