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QPR 1-1 Preston North End: Paul Heckingbottom left fuming at personal trainers

Preston North End boss Paul Heckingbottom suggested he will look to ban players from working with personal trainers after forward Daniel Jebbison missed the draw at Queens Park Rangers.

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The Football League Paper Team
10 August 2025

UP FOR IT: Preston North End’s Ali McCann and Queens Park Rangers’ Nicolas Madsen PICTURE: CameraSport

By David McIntyre

QPR 1
Whiteman 41 (og)

PRESTON NE 1
Osmajic 48

Preston North End boss Paul Heckingbottom suggested he will look to ban players from working with personal trainers after forward Daniel Jebbison missed the draw at Queens Park Rangers.
Milutin Osmajic hauled the visitors level after Ben Whiteman’s first-half own-goal.
But Heckingbottom was focused on the absence of Jebbison in particular, who faces a spell on the sidelines with an ankle injury – apparently sustained during fitness work undertaken away from the club.
He said: “I’m angry about it. It’s a growing trend in fo...

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