Connect with us

The League Paper

The Football League Paper says…

QPR job is big chance for Critchley
NEIL Critchley couldn’t have asked for a much better start as QPR manager, could he? The former Blackpool boss headed back to the north-west with his new side to take on a Preston team who had thumped Blackburn 4-1 on their return from the World Cup break last weekend. The Hoops, meanwhile, had crashed to a 3-0 defeat at home to table-toppers Burnley, making it just one point from their last six games.
Yet it was QPR, with Critchley at the wheel for the first time, who ran out winners thanks to Jimmy Dunne’s second half goal. As an ad...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

SUBSCRIBE

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related Topics

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Football League Newsletter Today!
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

Best Betting Sites at Betinireland.ienew-UK-football-betting-sites-banner

Online Casinos

More in The League Paper

  • In this week’s edition of The Football League Paper Podcast, Matt Badcock is joined by Football League Paper Chief Writer Chris Dunlavy and John Lyons, Football League Paper Editor, to talk through all the latest in the EFL. In this week’s edition of The Football League Paper Podcast, Matt Badcock is joined by Football League Paper Chief Writer Chris Dunlavy and John Lyons, Football League Paper Editor, to talk through all the latest in the EFL.

    The FLP Podcast: Ipswich Town & Cambridge United going up, Sheffield Wednesday’s new era + play-offs after final day drama

    In this week’s edition of The Football League Paper Podcast, Matt Badcock is joined by Football League Paper Chief Writer Chris Dunlavy and John Lyons, Football League Paper Editor, to talk through all the latest in the EFL.

  •

    ‘TO GET TO 500 GAMES MEANS A LOT, BUT I’VE MORE TO GIVE’

    BIG INTERVIEW: OLLIE TURTON By John Lyons ON A HIGH: Ollie Turton, right, marks his 500th professional appearance by heading the second goal against Bromley and, inset far right, celebrates PICTURE: Alamy CONSIDERING Ollie Turton doubted he would make it as a footballer, he’s not done badly to play 500...

  •

    TAYLOR PONDERS GRECIAN FUTURE

    MATT Taylor says he is open to taking the Exeter job on a permanent basis. The 44-year-old first took over as manager in 2018 and led the Grecians to promotion from League Two prior to joining Rotherham in 2022. He also spent a year at Bristol Rovers before returning to...

  •

    ‘PAY THE RIGHT FEE TO LAND HUTCH’

    LEAGUE TWO By Chris Dunlavy GOALS: Isaac Hutchinson BRISTOL Rovers boss Steve Evans says it will take a “significant fee” to sign wantaway midfielder Isaac Hutchinson. Hutchinson, 26, joined Cheltenham on loan last September after suffering what his then-manager Darrell Clarke described as “disgraceful abuse” from some Rovers fans. He...