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STEPHAN SALUTES HIS ‘ADAPTATION’

STEPHAN SALUTES

By David McIntyre

QPR 3
Smyth 8, Saito 84, Kone 90+7

CHARLTON ATH 1
Apter 54
JULIEN Stephan admitted a change of tactics was needed to deliver his first victory as QPR head coach.
Rob Apter equalised after Paul Smyth’s early opener put Rangers ahead.
Koki Saito restored the lead after combining with fellow substitute Esquerdinha, and Richard Kone scored with virtually the last kick of the game.
The victory against Charlton came a week after Rangers were humiliated 7-1 by Coventry.
Frenchman Stephan promised after that debacle his team would look very different in the d...

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