Mark Hughes intercepted a number of fans of Queens Park Rangers before being separated by Djibril Cisse. Mark Hughes and Queens Park Rangers players clashed mouth with his own fans after a 2-1 defeat of Bolton Wanderers last weekend.
QPR are still stuck in the boards of the table and not safe from the reach of the relegation zone. After that defeat, fans confront Hughes at Euston Station at home from the stadium. See the manager in trouble, Clint Hill and Jamie Mackie came up. Luckily the dispute did not explode because the split Djibril Cisse.
"The view is terrible. I see three or five people involved in the fray, and there is one person who really want to fight," said a QPR fan, which carries a six-year-old son, told The Times. "No players overreacted. I see Cisse tried to calm the people and then there are those who secure the players to go."
"They give way to a manager who is highly anticipated and already there are more people gathered around the manager to then give him the applause sign of support." QPR spokesman launched a statement saying "The players defended his manager. This is the attitude of the players to show 'we're here together.'"
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