QPR star unhappy with performance

Queens Park Rangers goalkeeper Lee Camp feels there is still room for improvement in his game.

The former England Under-21 international made a string of fine saves in Saturday's 3-3 draw at Wolves.

But Camp, 23, told BBC London 94.9: "There were a few things in my game, and last week as well, that I was disappointed with.

"I think the saves are what you get paid to do but one or two minor things have angered me a little bit."

Wolves equalised five minutes into stoppage time through Andy Keogh after Rangers had led on three occasions.

And Camp admitted he was surprised at how much time was added on.

"Where the referee quite got five minutes from is on a few players' mind," he said.

"But you get paid to play until the final whistle, and it is very disappointing to have conceded."

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