If you think the Board are responsible then every Board of every club has to be credited with every success and every failure of their team. In other words, the Glaziers deserve the credit for Man U's championship this season, not Alex Ferguson or the players (the Board chose to retain Ferguson as manager and he picked the players).
It is fair to blame the Board when failure is a direct result of their policies. As it is, the policies of the QPR Board seem to have been to hire experienced managers and give them money to spend. Hard to see how that policy is the cause of our relegation! They may well have agreed to pay some players more money than they deserve, but it is also hard to see how that was the cause of our relegation either!
(And, while relegation is an obvious set back, I don't see why it should be described as "this mess". I'm guardedly optimistic about how things are going to play out over the next few years. - Edit: I see now it is described as "this year's mess", which I guess is fair.)
It is fair to blame the Board when failure is a direct result of their policies. As it is, the policies of the QPR Board seem to have been to hire experienced managers and give them money to spend. Hard to see how that policy is the cause of our relegation! They may well have agreed to pay some players more money than they deserve, but it is also hard to see how that was the cause of our relegation either!
(And, while relegation is an obvious set back, I don't see why it should be described as "this mess". I'm guardedly optimistic about how things are going to play out over the next few years. - Edit: I see now it is described as "this year's mess", which I guess is fair.)
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