QPR boss Mark Warburton says new signing Sam Discipline’s dream debut was an indication of his need to place a tough 18 months behind him and make a recent begin in west London.
The 22-year-old scored the equaliser in Wednesday’s 2-1 win over Brentford simply 12 minutes after approaching as a second-half substitute in his first look since transferring on mortgage from West Brom three weeks in the past.
Rangers have an choice to make the transfer a everlasting on the finish of the season and Warburton mentioned Discipline, who has not performed for his mum or dad membership since October after lacking most of final season on mortgage to Charlton with a knee damage, is determined to make up for misplaced time.
“Sam did very well when he got here on,” Warburton mentioned.
“Dom Ball was on a yellow card and had made a number of tackles so we needed to be cautious as a result of had he acquired a pink it will have actually damage us and made it powerful for us to win.
“Sam is a younger participant with Premier League expertise who has been pissed off by damage and I believed he did a very good job.
“He got here on and sat in entrance of the defence working with Stefan (Johansen) and acquired the aim and I’m delighted for him.”
Warburton additionally hailed the affect Discipline’s fellow West Brom loanee Charlie Austin has had on the squad after the striker scored his third aim in six appearances to assist Rangers to a fifth win in half-a-dozen video games.
“I’ve mentioned all season that I need to sound like a damaged file, however we have been enjoying effectively however not getting the rewards as a result of we weren’t placing the ball behind the online,” he mentioned.
“Charlie has are available and from his first sport at Luton when he scored on the far put up he confirmed how a lot he enjoys scoring objectives.
“He loves the membership, it means lots to him and he’s determined to show lots of people flawed.
“He’s solely 31 and there’s a lot of fine soccer left in him.
“He talks on and off the pitch and folks hearken to him – and the gamers are responding.”
