QPR assistant Mark Bowen is at a loss for words when trying to explain why the club has had such a poor start to the Premier League campaign.
The Super Hoops sit a disappointing second bottom on the top flight table with just two points from five outings and are already out of the Capital One Cup following their 3-2 home loss to Reading on Wednesday night.
Bowen admits it has been a frustrating beginning to the season and cannot for the life of him work out why the results have been so dismal after bringing a plethora of quality players in the summer.
"The overall impression among the fans, the players and staff is that we are all frustrated," Bowen said on QPR's London call-in.
"We have been saying: 'our season kicks off here' for the last couple of games. We have to start winning.
"We keep saying that we have been playing well for long periods against tough sides, but everyone knows we have to put a win on the board.
"It's ridiculous to look at a club with the quality we have got and see where we are in the table. It has been difficult, but we have to get some points on the board."
