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Hoilett calls for time to settle at QPR
Sep 8, 2012 11:30:00 PM
The former Blackburn man admits that he is yet to hit form this season but believes that it is only a matter of time until he is firing for the Hoops under Mark Hughes
Junior Hoilett admits that it will take time for him and his team-mates to fully click at new club QPR.The Canadian joined the Loftus Road outfit from relegated Blackburn this summer but has only managed to make one appearance for Mark Hughes' side so far this campaign.
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The winger is aware that he will need to be in top form to compete for a regular place in the Hoops' starting line-up this season but believes that Hughes is the right manager to bring the best out of him.
He told the Daily Mirror: "One of my aims is to get the ball in the back of the net and create chances for others.
"You always need a bit of time to settle in to your new club. It won’t be long before we are all up to speed.
"Working with a manager like Mark Hughes is great for a young player."
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