This action is interesting because it marked the meeting between her 'naughty' Joey Barton with his former club. More interesting because in his debut with this QPR Barton directly trusted as a captain to replace the role that had been carried Adel Taarabt.
Loftus Road Stadium on Tuesday (13 / 9) early morning hrs witnessed a small revolution in the QPR body. Attendance last owner, Tony Fernandez, who immediately bought a new retainer made this West London club's supporters have high hopes.
A number of new members kinds Anton Ferdinand, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Barton, Armand Traore, and Luke Young directly derived Neil Warnock. Evidently, this new injection QPR able to make the game better and promising.
Despite playing well, but QPR still not perfect. Front-line looks still less appropriate. QPR are very dominant in the first half and were able to create at least three golden opportunities. But unfortunately the bad finishing makes them have to settle for goalless over 45 minutes.
In the second half was more balanced game. Newcastle are unbeaten this season started dare mengausai ball. On 45 minutes the second match took place with the tempo is actually pretty fast, but both teams seem difficult to create chances. As a result until the referee blew the long whistle, the score 0-0 unchanged.
The draw was made for a temporary position QPR 11 standings with four points. While Newcastle managed to climb to fourth position shifts Stoke City with eight points.
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QPR: Kenny; Young, Gabbidon, Ferdinand, Traore (Conolly 51 '); Barton, Faurlin, Derry; Wright-Phillips (Puncheon 88'), Bothroyd (Campbell 80 '), Taarabt.
Newcastle: Krul; Simpson, Coloccini, S Taylor, R Taylor; Gutierrez, Tiote, Cabaye, Obertan (Samy Ameobi 88 '); Shola Ameobi (Ba 64'), Best (Marveaux 82 ')
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