The Independent - London, February 4th, 1996
QUEEN'S Park Rangers are a side increasingly dependent on one player, Trevor Sinclair, and that is not a formula for Premiership survival. Manchester City were the latest beneficiaries of another glaring handicap - the capacity to self-destruct.
Ray Wilkins recognises his side's deficiencies. "I am confident we can get out of trouble - but I'm not playing," said the manager. "It's difficult to get players believing in themselves if they keep losing games as they did today."
Both sides have stuck to admirable footballing principles in adversity but, while City appeared to be slowly binding to...
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