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JULIEN HAS GOT VISION FOR HOOPS

JULIEN HAS GOT VISION FOR HOOPS

FLP FOCUS ON QPR CHALLENGE
FLP editor John Lyons reports on QPR’s solid start to the season under French boss Julien Stephan…

AS JULIEN Stephan walked in to speak to the press after QPR’s thumping 4-1 victory over struggling Derby County on Wednesday night, he didn’t look particularly happy.
It wasn’t that he was displeased with his team’s display – far from it – but the fact that Amadou Mbengue was stretchered off late on with what looked like a serious knee injury.
Stephan said he was ‘very sad’ for the 24-ye...

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