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Queens Park Rangers: Fans think Mark Warburton should make changes after Swansea defeat

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QPR supporters are calling for Mark Warburton to tinker with his squad after the manager admitted his side were not clinical enough following their midweek 3-1 defeat to Swansea City.

Warburton made just one change from the weekend loss to Bristol City, with Todd Kane coming in for Angel Rangel as the Hoops fell to their first defeat at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium this season.

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Fans seemed to suggest that Warburton was pointing out the obvious after being downed by the Swans, and with players like Ilias Chair and Nahki Wells left out of the starting XI, having previously got themselves on the scoresheet at this early stage of the season, supporters feel that more changes in personnel are needed.

Changes in the defence have also been demanded by the fans, with Toni Leistner seemingly preferred to Yoann Barbet, who was panned for his role in the defeat by giving away a second-half penalty.

Meanwhile, Conor Masterson – yet to make his QPR debut since his move from Liverpool’s Under-23s – was also subject to calls for a runout.

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It’s safe to say these Hoops supporters are currently displeased with Warburton’s early selection policy:

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Graduated in Sport Journalism (BA) with first-class honours from the University of Brighton and has since had bylines in The Times, sports business publication SportsPro, Football FanCast and The Gooner fanzine.

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