Keith Andrews is looking forward to Tuesday night’s ‘match-up’ between Leo Ulloa and QPR defender Richard Dunne.
The Albion midfielder has seen both players at close quarters, and is anticipating an intriguing battle between the pair at the Amex.
“It will be a good match-up between Richard and Leo, a proper battle,” Andrews told Seagull, the culb’s matchday programme. “I was actually looking forward to seeing them at Loftus Road, but obviously Leo’s suspension [picked up the previous game against Reading] ended that. Leo’s an absolute handful and relishes the physical side, so it will be a big test for the two of them.”
Andrews has been a Republic of Ireland team-mate of Dunne’s for more than five years and believes his arrival at Loftus Road has been one of the signings of the season. “It was a coup by QPR to bring him in – it’s been a very, very astute signing,” he adds. “He’s very close to being ever-present this season and I’m sure if you asked the Rangers players they would say he’s been outstanding.”
Read the full interview with Keith in Tuesday’s edition of Seagull, available at the stadium, and priced at £3.50.*
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The Albion midfielder has seen both players at close quarters, and is anticipating an intriguing battle between the pair at the Amex.
“It will be a good match-up between Richard and Leo, a proper battle,” Andrews told Seagull, the culb’s matchday programme. “I was actually looking forward to seeing them at Loftus Road, but obviously Leo’s suspension [picked up the previous game against Reading] ended that. Leo’s an absolute handful and relishes the physical side, so it will be a big test for the two of them.”
Andrews has been a Republic of Ireland team-mate of Dunne’s for more than five years and believes his arrival at Loftus Road has been one of the signings of the season. “It was a coup by QPR to bring him in – it’s been a very, very astute signing,” he adds. “He’s very close to being ever-present this season and I’m sure if you asked the Rangers players they would say he’s been outstanding.”
Read the full interview with Keith in Tuesday’s edition of Seagull, available at the stadium, and priced at £3.50.*
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