Intro:

Reaction after Charlie Austin set up a goal, scored one and was sent off against his former club Burnley as Queens Park Rangers won 2-0 in the English Premier League on Saturday (6th December).

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Harry Redknapp, Queens Park Rangers manager: (on their good record against other teams near the bottom of the table)

"Yeah, but, you know, we should've won here (at home) against a couple of teams that are way above us. I mean, we were leading Man City with sort of six, seven minutes to go and I felt we were definitely unlucky not to beat Liverpool here. Got beat with that last second goal we've all seen a million times. So, whoever we've played here to be fair, you know, we lost to Hull first game of the season, we missed a penalty with five minutes to go. You know we've been very good at home, we just need to try and pick up a couple of point, or a few points, away from home but our home form's been good."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Sean Dyche, Burnley manager:

"I think there's a tinge of disappointment, I mean it's still a tough game, we know that. Very experienced side down here and some good results at home, but I think the performance was good overall actually. And certainly the first half, I mean, you know, Rob Green's(QPR goalkeeper) made....one's an absolute worldy save and the other's a very good save from Scotty Arfield. I thought we had a nice feel to the game in the first half, from our point of view and some real good qualities. So obviously, it's been questioned before by myself and the players, you know, we need to be more clinical. We knew that early (in the) season, we have started to be that and we just weren't today."