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Bobby Zamora insists he is unconcerned by Queens Park Rangers’ dip in form at home.
QPR are now without a win at Loftus Road in five Premier League games after being beaten 2-1 by Arsenal last night.
Rangers relied on their good home form during the first half of the season but Zamora says he is not worried by their recent struggles.
“Performances have been good,” he said. “We have been so close in so many games but close is not enough really.
“Unfortunately we are not getting the points we deserve. We could do with not playing well and getting three points.”
Zamora says the players must take responsibility after goals from Olivier Giroud and Alexis Sanchez condemned QPR to their sixth defeat in seven games. “Chris [Ramsey] worked on some bits and pieces with us and I do not think we did our job as he set out,” he said. “We are disappointed.”
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QPR host Tottenham on Saturday and Ramsey, whose side are three points from safety with a game in hand, knows they need a positive result.
He said: “I thought the overall performance was good last night but I am just a little sick we could not at least get something from the game.
“I thought the way we played, especially for the first hour, that we should have got something out of the game.
“But unfortunately we have been undone by our own small mistakes. You do not get anything for being second. At the end of the day it is about the points.”
