I have to agree with all the opinions already expressed, but lookig through the squad and their contributions and starting at the back, i think Paddy Kenny has proved himself once again to be a very accomplished goalkeeper and when Cerny came in for those few games he showed his quality.  I think Young was playing well in the early part of the season but soon went off the boil after his fantastic goal at Stoke.  Gabbidon was a disaster waiting to happen, just not sharp at all, and Ferdinand suffered as a result, although his displays throughout the season were up and down.  When Clint hill returned from loan Ferdinand looked more comfortable and i think Hill was one of our most impressive players this season, he put his body on the line so many times to get that block in when it was needed.  My verdict is still out on Onouha he seems to take an eternity to make a decision.  Taiwo is definitily comfortable at left back but i think we have to find a place for Traore down that wing.  As he showed against City and previously against Wolves in the away game, his overlapping speed and treat to the opposition should be utilized more.  Adel has been very impressive since his return from the African Nations and looked totally focused as he was last season. Diakite looks like we have found a diamond.  Joey Barton played well in patches but makes to many wayward passes and his days may now be numbered.  Sean Derry impressed throughout the season with his hard work rate, Sean Wright Philips played his part but is definitely not the player he was a few years ago.  Bothroyd is as sharp as a blunt razor and when he missed that header into a wide open goal when we were 1-0 up in the City game at Loftus Road, i knew he had to move on and i think he will.  Dj never did get much of run but that miss against Utd at LR must still make him wonder what might have been.  Zamora has done the job MH brought him in for to hold up the ball and bring others into play, he was never going to score lots of goals and MH knew this ,in that sense he has done well, and particularly against Arsenal at LR. Macheda never did take off, but i think he will soon, out the door.  Cisse, what can be said about Cisse, he is the striker you dream of having, razor sharp, lightning quick and cool and deadly in front of goal, his sendings off can now be forgiven after the goal against Stoke. I may have left out others but for me Jamie Mackie is the player of the season, if every player at Qpr had the spirit, strength and determination that he posseses then we could do anything.  This combined with his coolness in front of goal makes him my choice.  He has run after lost causes all season when others were only going through the motions and his winning goal against Liverpool was the turning point in our fortunes.  Jamie Mackie for me, is the man!

Who is our player of the season? That is not an easy question to answer. Individual players hit form at various times during the season. Nobody played consistently well throughout the campaign. So, then next question is, who made the most impression?

Clint Hill wins QPR Players Player of the Year and Supporters Player of the Year having made 22 appearances for the R's this season.  Jamie Mackie was runners up, and Adel Tarrabt won Young Player of the Year.  Myself i think Hill's performances have been fantastic since his return from loan to Nottingham Forest, and is one of the main reasons we survived.  He also scored the goal that never was at Bolton, which will live long in the memmory of every QPR fan and could have been so costly to us, but we survived.  C'mon u Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr's