I like players who are prepared to run at defenders rather than just play the safe pass every time. Smyth brings that directness, even if not every attack comes off. Against Swansea, I'd like to see us use his pace and energy to put their defence under pressure early.

I think the Swansea game is a good opportunity to get back on track after the Birmingham loss. Playing at Loftus Road should give the team a lift, but we need to start with more intensity and be sharper in front of goal. A strong performance here would help restore some confidence.

Hi guys,

I unfortunately cannot attend the home game against Lincoln.

I have 2 tickets next to each other in the Stanley Bowles Stand Row D

Would any be interested in purchasing them off me?

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With Alfie Lloyd, Harvey Vale and Paul Smyth all scoring against Derby in midweek, there’s a strong case for keeping the same attacking combination around Kolli. Do we stick with the setup that worked in the 4-1 win, or make changes for Birmingham away? Where do you think we can cause them the most problems?

The goalscorers will get the headlines, but Kemper supplied the assist for Lloyd’s opener and recorded three tackles and four interceptions before coming off in the 72nd minute. For me, his work at left-back was one of the quieter positives in the 4-1 win.

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His penalty against West Ham was only a small part of it. His composure from the spot, ability to win duels and recycle possession, and tactical awareness alongside Glen Kamara gave us a proper midfield anchor. He won 9 of 12 duels and chipped in with three interceptions and recoveries. Is he now one of the first names on Julien Stephan’s team sheet?