QPR boss Ian Holloway will be without James Perch through suspension. Stephan Caulker (hip) and Jack Robinson (hamstring) are doubts for the trip and both will be assessed before the fixture. Jamie Mackie, who is in his second spell with the Hoops, is unlikely to be fit for the game. The 31-year-old returned to training this week for the first time since July. Holloway’s return to QPR began with a 2-1 home win over promotion hopefuls Norwich City. However, two defeats in the League since then puts pressure on the team to perform.Proud to be asked by @paulwarne16 to join the staff temporarily and happy to help out in any way I can. UTM and keep the faith! #rufc
— John Breckin (@JohnBreckin) December 5, 2016
Holloway told the Hoops website: “We have to make sure we go there and we’re not nervous. We have to embrace every challenge and face each foe as we need to. They have let too many goals in – they’ll know that – and in recent games so have we. So we have got to be on our game, solid and strong. Their crowd will be right behind them.” Rotherham are without a win in seven against QPR, dating back to 1982, so the Yorkshire club will be looking to exact revenge and have any hope of survival this season.🔎 Take a closer look at the key statistics between @OfficialRUFC and #QPR ahead of #RHMQPR. pic.twitter.com/ukPTwrqp9t
— QPR FC (@QPR) December 9, 2016