Waddock praises Rangers backline
QPR boss Gary Waddock praised his side's defensive qualities following a 1-1 draw at Plymouth which got them back on track in the Championship.
Waddock - whose side took a 17th-minute lead through summer signing Dexter Blackstock - said: \"If we had taken a point against Ipswich and not lost then this would have been a reasonable start for us.
\"But to get a point here is good because it shows that the hard work that we have put in on the training ground over the past two weeks has paid off.
\"Not many people will come to Plymouth and be going home with something.\"
Waddock praised former Argyle loan signing Blackstock for getting off the mark with his first goal for the Hoops since his summer move from Southampton.
Blackstock redirected Lee Cook's left wing cross past Argyle keeper Luke McCormick to put the London side ahead.
Waddock added: \"Dexter has been doing well all that was missing was a goal and now he has got it.\"
The Hoops boss also denied there was any edge to the game because former QPR manager Ian Holloway is now Argyle chief.
Waddock said: \"It's Plymouth today, Birmingham on Tuesday. They are both tough games but that's the nature of the Championship. It's just another game for us.\"
