MARK Robins believes the best is yet to come from Ellis
Simms after the Coventry striker’s two goals helped to sink QPR.
Simms, signed from Everton during the summer, had yet to score for the Sky Blues, but got off the mark in a resounding victory at Loftus Road, where Josh Eccles also netted for the visitors.
Kenneth Paal scored a consolation goal in stoppage time for the hosts.
Robins said: “The two goals scored by Ellis were brilliant. He got the first one – and he needed that chance – and connected with it brilliantly.
“His other goal was fantastic. Jamie Allen has guided it in and you can’t underestimate the finish.
“The first goal has given him the confidence to finish the second one. If it happens the other away around, I don’t know if he does it. He’s capable, but a bit of doubt creeps in.
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