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‘Missed’ handball hurts Mick

By Josh Richards
CHAMPIONSHIP

TON-UP: Jamie Mackie, right, celebrates with Luke Freeman after scoring the opener on his 100th start for QPR
PICTURES: PSI/Toyin Oshodi

BOTH Ian Holloway and Mick McCarthy criticised the officials for failing to recognise the game’s opening goal should not have stood as QPR maintained their 100 per cent start to the season on home soil.
It proved a day of centenary milestones, with QPR celebrating 100 years of playing at Loftus Road as club legends flooded the pitch at half-time, moments after Jamie Mackie had opened the scoring on his 100th start ...

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