Queens Park Rangers confirmed another high-profile departure on Tuesday as Darnell Furlong followed Luke Freeman out of Loftus Road this summer.

The right-back was a regular under Steve McClaren last season, racking up 25 appearances in the second-tier and taking his total for the club to 72.

He graduated through the club's academy before spending time out on loan with Northampton Town, Cambridge United and Swindon Town, but has now been scooped up by West Bromwich Albion.

The Baggies paid a reported £1.5million for the 23-year-old's signature and it was a deal that was met with a fair bit of anger from the Rangers' faithful.

But the club's owner and former chairman Tony Fernandes publicly backed the decision on Wednesday morning, writing that he was proud of the club for bringing through such talented players and that hopefully they can continue to improve.

And it is a view that plenty of QPR fans held mixed opinons of...