Championship

JASON’S NOT ALL LOVEY-DOVEY

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The LeaguePaper Team
20 September 2026

PRESTON caretaker boss Jason Euell said he found himself ‘loving and hating’ their performance even before they let their two-goal lead slip at QPR.
Euell – placed in charge following the recent sacking of manager Paul Heckingbottom – could not have wished for a better start, but Rangers dominated the second half despite being a player short.
He said: “Disappointing, really. I feel that when you’re two up and you put yourself in that type of position, and playing against ten men, you want to be coming out of that with more than a point.
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