QPR manager Ian Holloway says tonight's opposition Sheffield United are 'fearless', meaning he is expecting an entertaining encounter.
Speaking to the club's website he said: "The way they play is a credit to him. They are attack minded and he deserves enormous credit for the way he goes about things.
“They are almost fearless in how they play and I think it’s going to be one hell of a game.”
Tonight will be Holloway's 300th game in charge of QPR, and he's pleased to see that his squad are starting to share his characteristics in their performances.
He said: "I have always been a person in life who keeps going and keeps going,” he said. “I don’t ever stop. And I believe my team is starting to do that too.
“We are starting to show resilience and we are going to need that tonight.”
He continued: “I was proud to be manager of this club for just one game, so I’m bursting with pride to reach this point.
“This is also the best club I ever played for at the highest level I ever played at in the Premier League.
“All I want to do is help the club.”
