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I’ve heard people suggest that City’s players will be frazzled because of what is going on with the club off the pitch, but I don’t see it that way.
I suspect that, along with the City fans, there will be this siege mentality now where they think ‘everyone hates us, everyone wants us to lose, everyone wants us to be relegated’ – even if I don’t think that is actually
QPR goalkeeper Joe Walsh has signed a new contract with the Championship club.
Walsh, 23, has made seven first-team appearances for Rangers since being signed from Gillingham in January 2021.
He spent the second half of the 2023-24 campaign on loan at Accrington Stanley.
Walsh stayed at Loftus Road last season to act as back-up to first-choice keeper Paul Nardi, but is keen to play more.
“I want to play
Liam Walsh impressed when his opportunity came only to see his ability to contribute hampered by injury.
It is a line which might be used to describe much of Walsh’s three-year stint as a Swansea City player.
It also stands right now, after the midfielder came off the bench – and shone – in Luton Town’s win over Hull City on 23 November.
But any chance of Walsh forcing
He began his career at Everton and also had a spell at Bristol City from 2018 to 2021 before moving to south Wales.
“Liam’s a super talented footballer, with a great football brain and technically very good. I saw him when he was 16 playing for Everton and thought then he’d go on to a be a real superstar,” said Luton manager Rob Edwards.
“He’s not one who is going