Peter Crouch, whose career began at Queens Park Rangers and is connected with that of the club's recent They were condemned by NNP Harry Redknapp effectively to relegation while setting Stoke City Crouch scored the first and was hauled down for the penalty that Jon Walters made it 2-0. If Aston Villa gain at Manchester United tomorrow QPR is likely to be relegated a' and even though they cannot, it looks to be just a matter of time. Redknapp knows it, and is needs to arrange for life in the Championship. Asked if he believed QPRas Premier League plan was now ending, he said: aYes, it appears like it will be almost impossible today. Itas a huge frustration, but I have had those in the past and I'm certain Iall have them again as time goes on. aWeave experienced it in many activities but there is a thin dividing line that produces the big difference. Even now I was disappointed to be behind at half-time as I thought we played the greater baseball, but a threat was lacked by us up front.a Not so Stoke, with Crouch scoring only his second goal in 26 games. Redknapp managed him at Portsmouth and Tottenham, and wanted him at Loftus Road. aPeter is a good player. I signed him often times and tried to obtain him in January.a QPRas loss was Stokeas achieve, as assistant director Dave Kemp recognized. aPeter has been playing well however not scoring, and that can do his confidence a power of good,a he explained. Stoke had won only one of these prior 15 activities, but are actually six factors ahead of Wigan Athletic in 17th place. aWeave had a negative run and come out of it today with the things, but we are not going to sleep on that,a Kemp said. aWeave surely got to keep that going in the past four games.a With so much at stake, it was not surprising that both parties went for goal from the start, although all the efforts were high on optimism, low on quality. Adel Taarabt curled a free-kick wide and shot high within the Stoke purpose before going off early in the next half with a neck damage, while Loic Remy was denied three times by smart preserves from Asmir Begovic. Cameron Jerome wasted to be able to give an early on direct to Stoke, while Walters and Crouch both analyzed Rob Green, recalled in the QPR target, from long range. But Crouch struck shortly before half-time. Marc Wilson began the move with a cool interception and incisive cross from the line. Jerome outpaced the ball to be won by Christopher Samba, and entered low from the left. Crouch achieved the ball with a sidefooted finish from 10 meters that crept under Greenas body. QPR dropped Andros Townsend with a damage at half-time, but still looked the higher part, with Begovic showing away Jose Bosingwaas curling free-kick. Walters made it 2-0 from the penalty spot in the minute after Robert Huth headed Glen Whelanas free-kick contrary to the post and Clint Hill pulled down Crouch while the ball broke. The spot-kick had to be taken twice, after umpire Chris Foy identified encroachment at the initial, but They are put by Walters both away emphatically. While accepting his destiny, Redknapp also informed that a come back to the Premier group would not be a custom. aPeople say they'll come straight back up, but it will be very hard a' donat child yourself. The Championship is just a tough group, and you will need the right figures to have out of it.a Match details QPR (4-4-1-1 ): Green; Bosingwa, Samba, Hill, Ben Haim; Townsend, Derry, Mbia, Hoilett; Taarabt; Remy Subs: Mackie for Townsend 46, Bothroyd for Taarabt 56 Subs perhaps not used: Cesar, Diakite, Park, Granero, Onuoha, Stoke City (4-4-2 ): Begovic; Shotton, Huth, Shawcross, Wilson;, Whelan Adam, Nzonzi, Walters; Jerome, Crouch Subs: Wilkinson for Wilson 61, Whitehead for Adam 70, Cameron for Crouch 89 Subs maybe not used: Sorensen, Jones, Owen, Kightly Referee: H Foy
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