Neil Warnock believes his QPR side are the best team he has ever managed.
The champions-elect are limping over the line somewhat, having drawn their last three games, but can seal both promotion and the title by winning at Watford tomorrow in the penultimate round of npower Championship games.
And Warnock, who took hometown club Sheffield United into the top flight back in 2006, is already looking forward to seeing how his current charges get on in the Barclays Premier League.
He told Yahoo!'s 'The Dugout': "I think this is the best team I've ever had. I think we've got more players that can win games than (I did at) Sheffield.
"I've never had a midfield player like Ali Faurlin, then there's all the youngsters you've got to wait and see like Jamie Mackie. Even Wayne Routledge has got something to prove in the Premier League.
"Paddy Kenny I believe is the best keeper in the country, but I'm probably biased, so I'm looking forward to seeing him at the top level."
