19. Patrick Agyemang

Patrick Agyemang joined QPR for a fee said to be around £300,000 from Preston in January 2008.

Many questioned the move after his lack of goals at Preston and being given a five and a half year contract seemed a strange move by the club. Agyemang though made a blistering start to his QPR career. He went close to scoring against Chelsea as a substitute before making his full debut at Sheffield United. Agyemang (nicknamed Dave due to the difficulty in spelling Agyemang) scored at Brammel Lane and never looked back.

He scored on his home debut against FA Cup semi Finalists Barnsley and made it three goals in three games with another goal at Cardiff.

Agyemang made it five goals in four games with a double against league leaders Bristol City before his amazing run continued with another two goals at Southampton. He scored yet again against Burnley to make it eight goals in six games before the goals inevitably dried up.

Agyemang continued to play a big role for Rangers for the rest of the season as we secured a mid table position. Agyemang scored his ninth goal of the season against Scunthorpe before a hamstring injury picked up at Hull ruled him out for the final few games of the season.

He never hit his initial highs again for Rangers. He struggled for goals under Dowie and then Sousa playing as a bit part player. Hew as used as an impact sub under Magilton in 2009/10 but found goals hard to come by and was loaned out to Bristol City in 2010 where it's fair to say he struggled failing to score a goal.

He was back at QPR under Warnock and again used as an impact player from the bench where he scored two key goals to help us to points at Derby and Bristol City. His late cameos proved to be entertaining at times but I would imagine it is unlikely that he will have much of an impact in the Premier League and could well leave the club this summer.

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