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MACCA’S DELIGHT FOR NAHKI

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The LeaguePaper Team
28 October 2018

CHAMPIONSHIP
QPR boss Steve McClaren feels Nahki Wells’ first goal for the club was the perfect end to a resounding victory against Sheffield Wednesday.
Rangers won 3-0 at Loftus Road, where substitute Wells fired home with seven minutes remaining after goals from Tomer Hemed and Luke Freeman.
Wells has impressed since arriving on loan from Burnley, but has endured frustration in front of goal.
“The players are more delighted for Nahki than anybody,” said McClaren.
“That was perfect for us. He’s been frustrated, but he’s never stopped working.”

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