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  • #31
    Originally posted by QPR Richard View Post
    I'd rather he didn't. If he does then no one will take them off our hands
    my thoughts exactly aha!

    release a statement about how remy has no passion for football and the club and just takes the money whereas bosingwa has a serious work ethic and puts in 110% every week

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    • #32
      Originally posted by West Acton View Post
      I think with Hughes though he never signed his own players he signed what his mates offered him he had no interest in scouting a player himself, he was a lazy manager

      Harry I think is an old school manager who does his own homework hence why his strike rate for players is usually quite high. Always seen at matches watching a game brushing up on players and opposition
      Ah hope so West...makes me feel a little more confident

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      • #33
        Originally posted by MattyRangers View Post
        Some great words these:

        "Harry will not be forced to sell any players he wants to keep".

        &

        ""I don't think people realise, and I'm sure some of the players don't really realise, how lucky they are to have a group of owners like we've got.

        "I think the supporters know what they're like, and I honestly don't think the club could be in better hands.”

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        • #34
          Originally posted by QPR Richard View Post
          I'd rather he didn't. If he does then no one will take them off our hands
          I just don't think things through Richard.........good point!

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          • #35
            Tony spoke like he is one of us. A propa supporter. I wonder if he is a member of this board !!

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            • #36
              Happy Birthday Tony

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              • #37
                Originally posted by QPRDave View Post
                Lets have some names of the ones that didn't try 'Arrry...public name and shame of those that felt they're too good for us
                agree with this. I want to know who they were too

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by LoftusRoadLad View Post
                  Tony spoke like he is one of us. A propa supporter. I wonder if he is a member of this board !!
                  shhh!! i'll speak to you later

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                  • #39
                    Happy birthday Tony!

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by QPR71 View Post
                      shhh!! i'll speak to you later

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                      • #41
                        Tony rocks. We love you.

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                        • #42
                          Tony focusing on the future

                          Fernandes on the front foot, but admits mistakes have been made

                          Warren Farm is a massive statement of intent and something we’re all very excited about."
                          Tony Fernandes

                          QPR CHAIRMAN Tony Fernandes wants to forget the past and focus on the future – with plenty of positives on the horizon for Rangers supporters.

                          Read more at http://www.qpr.co.uk/news/article/30...f4UMMctu84h.99

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                          • #43
                            If Tony has learnt any lessons from this season, it should thus;

                            To stop courting the media and that a blue print for long term success is the antithesis of his transfer policy.

                            For him to bleat about some of the players now rather makes him look like the naive individual I stridently maintained he was earlier in the season. Nothing epitomises the truly appalling transfer policy more than Jose Bosingwa. And whilst many have been impressed with M'Bia, the lad has been a liability incapable of staying on his feet and looking more like a pub footballer than the player many thought he was. The few shining lights were Julio Cesar & Loic Remy.

                            I'll upset a few here and even point the finger at Zamora, which may seem harsh considering he has rarely been fit but he has been a shocking waste of money. A poor attitude and has done little but whinge since joining the club, throwing his toys out of the pram over the training facilities was hardly the most sensible way for him to ingratiate himself when he joined.

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