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HERE’S TO YOU, MR ROBINSON!

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The LeaguePaper Team
17 December 2017

By Robert Doman
BIRMINGHAM 1
QPR 2

ON THE UP: QPR defender Jack Robinson celebrates his second goal
PICTURES: PSI/Dennis Goodwin

IAN Holloway insists there are no dopes at Queens Park Rangers after watching Jack Robinson’s brace bump Birmingham down to bottom spot.
Robinson scored his first ever league goals to pile the blues on angry City fans, who booed their team off at the end of each half despite looking likely winners after Sam Gallagher’s equaliser.
But Rangers’ late riposte killed any hopes Steve Cotterill had of taking something from the game as ...

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