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Mick Beale calls for QPR to ‘wake up’ after loss to Huddersfield

by
Nick Powell
9 November 2022

QPR boss Mick Beale told his players to “wake up” after a 2-1 loss to bottom side Huddersfield continued their dismal recent run.
Lyndon Dykes netted after just 90 seconds but Josh Ruffels scored twice – his first goals for the Terriers – to give them their first away win of the season.
Beale’s team were recently top of the league but have lost three of their past four matches.
And in back-to-back home defeats – they were beaten 1-0 by West Brom on Saturday – all three goals conceded have been from set-pieces.
Beale said: “We didn’t deserve anything because we were told before that set-plays w...

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