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WARBS IS CONVERT TO BIELSA BUCKET…

IT WAS amusing to see Mark Warburton take up the bucket challenge on Wednesday night.
Maybe he felt he might inherit a little luck or some Marcelo Bielsa magic may rub off on him as he sat on the drinks bucket all game at Pride Park!
His side deserved the three points and you have to give credit where credit is due to a side who made it two wins in a row.
QPR scored more than promoted Fulham last season, notching 67 goals, with Nahki Wells, Jordan Hugill and Ebere Eze contributing 40 of them. To be shorn of that quantity and quality is always going to be tough.
However, they conceded 76 las...

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