Hogan Ephraim the spoiler!!
Hogan Ephraim insists he is determined to end Charlton's play-off dream when they arrive at Loftus Road this weekend.
Addicks boss Alan Pardew handed the youngster his first-team bow during his time in charge at West Ham, but there will be no sentiment from Ephraim when the pair meet on Saturday.
Ephraim says the R's are determined to bury the disappointment of letting in an injury-time equaliser at Hull with victory over Charlton.
"If you'd told us we'd get a draw at Hull, some would have seen it as a good result," he told the Kilburn Times.
"But personally I see it as four games without a win rather than four unbeaten. With the players we've got in the dressing-room now, we should be winning games - there are no excuses.
"To lose a goal in the last minute was utterly devastating. It's a shame we didn't have a midweek game to put it right, but we have to pick ourselves up for Charlton."
