Mark Hughes insists that Adel Taarabt is not providing any problems for him at QPR.
The talented Moroccan midfielder scored his first Premier League goal of the season in Monday's 2-1 loss to West Ham United and although Hughes admits he has been hard to handle in the past, he feels very confident that the penny is starting to drop with the 23-year old.
"Adel is a talented young man and that talent is recognised here, we support him but he is a young player and sometimes he makes the wrong decisions," said Hughes ahead of tomorrow's trip to West Bromwich Albion.
"There are always consequences when you do that but he is in a good place now and we are pleased with what he is producing and as a consequence we will reap the benefit on the pitch.
"Professional football is a way of life and you have to commit to that and it is fair to say that in the past Adel hasn't made the correct decisions about what he should be doing.
"But I'm very happy with what he is doing at the moment, he is training correctly, training well and having an impact.
"Obviously he has been injured in recent weeks so that is why I haven't been able to play him but he is back now and certainly in my thoughts for the weekend."
