Striker Rowan Vine feels QPR's win over high-flying Bristol City represents a sign of intent after a disappointing first half of the season.
Rangers have not been able to string a run of results together despite splashing the cash in January, but new signing Patrick Agyemang scored twice and fellow big-money buy Akos Buzsaky also found the net as City were dispatched 3-0 in their best home performance of the season.
"We played very well from start to finish. We took control of the game, scored two early goals and kept things going in the second half too," said Vine.
"That result showed what this division is like - and I think it was more about how good we were rather than how bad Bristol City were - they are still a team chasing promotion but we did not look like a team that is near the bottom of the table.
"We did not give them a chance to breathe in the first half and we got our reward for that, it was a great performance."
Rangers have not been able to string a run of results together despite splashing the cash in January, but new signing Patrick Agyemang scored twice and fellow big-money buy Akos Buzsaky also found the net as City were dispatched 3-0 in their best home performance of the season.
"We played very well from start to finish. We took control of the game, scored two early goals and kept things going in the second half too," said Vine.
"That result showed what this division is like - and I think it was more about how good we were rather than how bad Bristol City were - they are still a team chasing promotion but we did not look like a team that is near the bottom of the table.
"We did not give them a chance to breathe in the first half and we got our reward for that, it was a great performance."
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