Queens Park Rangers take on Bolton Wanderers this Saturday and will be looking to extend their unbeaten run.
Queens Park Rangers’ recent upturn in form certainly bodes well for manager Steve McClaren.
The former England manager oversaw QPR’s worst ever start to a season, which saw the west Londoners lose their opening four Championship games.
The Hoops have racked up four points and two clean sheets since and McClaren appears to be getting a much better response from his players.
A change in tactics and the introduction of Angel Rangel, Geoff Cameron, Tomer Hemed and Nahki Wells has certainly restored confidence within a youthful and depleted side.
With QPR still looking to stabilise and gather a settled starting XI, the next four league fixtures will reveal how far McClaren and the players have come.
A trip to Bolton Wanderers is next for Rangers, before back-to-back home games against Millwall and Norwich City.
A trip to Swansea City will complete September’s fixtures and McClaren will now how fundamental it is to get a healthy points return.
Failure to do so will almost certainly reapply the pressure on McClaren’s position, but it will be down to the players to ensure they lift QPR and the former England manager to safety.
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