Gareth Ainsworth has responded to the chants and criticism from QPR supporters, expressing his determination to continue leading the team despite the fan unrest.
The pressure on Ainsworth intensified following QPR’s 2-0 defeat to West Bromwich Albion, marking their fifth consecutive loss and the second since the international break.
With a match against league leaders Leicester City on the horizon, the situation appears dire.
During the match against West Brom, QPR initially frustrated their hosts but faced setbacks, including Kenneth Paal’s foul inside the penalty area and Jimmy Dunne’s subsequent sending off.
West Brom secured the win, leaving QPR in the relegation zone with just eight points from 13 games. This situation has fans increasingly impatient, as some expressed their frustration during the game.
Ainsworth, however, remains resolute in his commitment to the team’s cause. He acknowledged the fans’ frustration, recognizing their long-standing support.
Ainsworth emphasized his fighting spirit, expressing his determination to overcome the challenges. He discussed the team’s performance, highlighting positive moments in the first half and the need to alleviate pressure in the second half.
Ainsworth pledged his support for the players and vowed to prepare for the next match, despite facing challenges due to injuries and penalties given away.
Although R’s CEO Les Hoos publicly supported Ainsworth during the international break, reports have suggested that a managerial change could be imminent if QPR suffers further defeats to West Brom, Leicester, and Rotherham United.
The outcome of the match against Leicester is expected to be difficult given their strong form this season.
The trip to Rotherham in November could be pivotal, as it may determine whether the club decides to make a managerial change, especially if the team struggles against a struggling Rotherham side.
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