Leicester manager Gary Rowett spoke to BBC Radio Leicester following their 3-1 home defeat by QPR.
"It was like Christmas morning if you're QPR," he said.
"We've given them three goals. I'm not taking anything away from their performance, they've worked incredibly hard to stop us getting into good areas.
"We started quite brightly and got in good areas, played through the lines well culminating in a goal from JJ [Jordan James], a lovely pass through the lines and JJ takes it on the back foot and runs, really positive – maybe we have to do that more often.
"The goal we conceded just before half-time was a stupid goal to concede. A player's given time on the ball 60 yards away, sticks a ball over the top, we don't track the runner and he nicks it round Jakub [Stolarczyk] and scores.
"I could talk about a million things in the game but we need to be better trying to break a team down, and if you conceded three goals in that manner, you're not winning any game in the Championship."
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