“Always against them” Ex-Owl QPR man after Sheffield Wednesday won game ‘from nothing’

Before joining Stoke City on a free transfer, Fox played 103 games for the Owls from 2017 to 2020. In an interview with the club’s media after the game, the Wales international discussed the physicality displayed by Wednesday, who halted the Rs’ terrifying run of five straight Loftus Road victories.

It followed QPR manager Marti Cifuentes’ explanation of his belief that Wednesday had consistently fouled his players, which prevented them from developing a style of play.In all honesty, Fox stated, “I don’t think there’s much in the game at all.” “We’re trying to chase the game and they get another goal, and their first one kind of came out of nothing.” It’s annoying. We’ve been focusing on set plays this season, and we had two solid chances from them. One of those enters, and it’s most likely our game, which is what it was. From my perspective, it contained nothing at all, and they received it today.

Paul Smyth and Ilias Chair received warnings for QPR, while Yan Valery received a yellow card for the winning visitors. Fox, 31, responded that his team had anticipated the toughness of Wednesday, who committed 16 fouls compared to the home team’s 10. He responded, “Always against them.” When you look at their squad and team, you can see that they are a large, strong group. I believe we can match it as well, but ultimately, it all comes down to the outcome.