Live updates as QPR manager Mark Warburton speaks at his post-match press conference after the 2-0 defeat against Stoke.
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That's it from Mark Warburton's post-match press conference.
Warburton says he "doesn't know" how long the injured players will be out for as he is "waiting to see". Says it could be 10 to 14 days for Dykes, Adomah, Odubajo and Wallace but that he "just doesn't know".
"All you hope is that you get 7 out of 10 right" Warburton says of signings.
He says getting players is "so difficult" in January and that QPR do not have millions to spend.
"We will do" Warburton says when asked about the possibility of January signings. He says AFCON, if it goes ahead, will impact the squad.
Warburton says there is "absolutely not" an acceptance that Bournemouth and Fulham will finish in the top two.
He says it wasn't a statement naming six subs, it was "just a fact".
"Injury hurts today". Warburton says losing four wing-backs hurt the team and brings up the schedule as a reason for injuries.
Warburton says his team must not "force it". Adds that his team stopped moving the ball after they conceded.
"All credit to him" Warburton says of Stoke's keeper. He says he thought Austin had scored his volley and was surprised to see him make the save.
"You have to win your duels," Warburton says. Adds that letting Vrancic run unopposed and shoot for the second goal is "unacceptable".
Warburton praises Stoke goalkeeper Davies for some of the saves he made.
He says his team lacked quality today and says missed chances, including Austin's penalty, were the difference today.
Warburton is here. He says it is a weak attitude to say his team should "take it on the chin" and that his side gave away an "awful first goal".
Charlie Austin missed a penalty on a frustrating day for QPR, who have lost 2-0 to Stoke here at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium, where we're now waiting for Rangers boss Mark Warburton to speak at his post-match press conference. Live updates to follow.
