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QPR 1985-86 MILK CUP FINALISTS

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
By Neil Fissler

IT’S not uncommon that teams become stagestruck at Wembley and fail to perform to the best of their ability – and that could certainly be said about Queens Park Rangers.
Rangers were fancied to lift the League Cup for the second time in their history against Oxford United.
The U’s hadn’t won in seven games while the Hoops were unbeaten in eight.
Jim Smith’s side had disposed of Hull City, Watford, Nottingham Forest, Chelsea and Liverpool on their way to the Twin Towers.
R’s striker John Byrne believes their prepar...

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