""I think it's very important, particularly at this moment of the season, to use a lot of players," he said. "Because I'm not thinking about the three games, I'm thinking about the next weeks and next months and I know that in November, December, January, we will have a lot of three games in a week. "So it's impossible to play with only 12 or 13 players. So yes, we will probably have some different players on the pitch tomorrow.""
""Bristol is a very intense team, very strong in the counter press. Good with the ball as well, good rhythm with the ball. They have good players, I think they're experienced as well," he told BBC Radio London. "The experience of last year. They know what it means to play at the top of the table and it makes a big, big difference.""
Queens Park Rangers rotated five players between the 1-1 draw at Sheffield Wednesday and the goalless match against Oxford United. QPR travel to Bristol City aiming to extend an unbeaten run to six matches. Bristol City sit one point and five places above QPR in fifth and are without a win in three games. An international break follows the Bristol match, then fixtures against Millwall, Swansea City and Derby County. Starters against Oxford included Steve Cook, Isaac Hayden, Sam Field, Kader Dembele and Michael Frey. Squad rotation will continue to manage anticipated fixture congestion later in the season.
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