Samba apologized for mistakes in QPR 3-2 defeat to Fulham

Queens Park Rangers defender Christopher Samba has apologized for defensive blunders, leading to two goals as his side suffered a disappointing 3-2 defeat at the hands of Fulham.

Berbatov seized on the Congolese’s mistakes to score a brace and help his team to a 3-2 victory in a thriller. The Bulgarian netted the penalty in the 8th minute, and added the second in the 22nd minute, while Clint Hill suffered the agony of putting the ball into his own net after 41 minutes. Taarabt put the Rangers back into the game with a fine low striker minute right before the half-time whistle. Remy netted an excellent goal to bring the away side to within one goal. Fulham’s Sidwell has earned an early bath for a late challenge on Traore in the 79th minute, but QPR failed to make use of numerical advantage.

Christopher Samba admitted guilt for the poor defending via Twitter, but hit back at the fans who claimed he earns too much to underperform. It is to be recalled that Samba has joined QPR from Anzhi for a hefty £12.5 million, signing a lucrative £100k per week deal. He wrote “I’m really sorry I let the side down, really upset with my 1st half performance. I can’t say sorry enough to all the supporters, won’t give up.”

“Before I go tonight I just wanna say I see a lot of you talk about I shouldn’t say sorry, well when I’m wrong I’m wrong I hold my hands up.

“Then 2nd of all to all you keep talking about 100k performance, tell me what is a 100k performance? we as players go out and give our all.

“We do are best every week, what I get payed has nothing to do with any of you, as for my price tag I didn’t put a price on my head, grow up pls.

“U all moan about players and wages but we don’t just entertain u, we entertain millions around the world, without us what would you tweet about?”