Sousa Interview After game

[qblockpete]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot..._1/8273860.stm

[Sam-QPR]

"but it was even better to meet up with my old players. "

sounds like he had a good rapport with the players

[Rebel R's]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot..._1/8273860.stm

and

[Quaz]

"We took full advantage of being against nine players but we are an honest team and never went out looking for yellow cards."

how many players they had sent off this season.........lmfao

[Robbo]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot..._1/8273860.stm

Sousa says nothing of interest... or wrong. Pretty dignified really.

More relevant is Magiltons comment, from the same page: "I felt comfortable for the opening half hour, but that lack of a cutting edge has cost us."

He forgot to add the word "again" at the end.
No sh*t, Jimbo.


We move on.... still looking toothless up front for a team that are looking to be playing in The Premier League in 9 months. :waaaht:

[THE FLYING COW]

yeah

jim has been honest that at least is refreshing

[JoeHylton]

Thanks for that Pete .. The chap who'd interviewed Paulo Sousa said to him... "You got a great reception from the QPR fans who chanted your name" ... or words to that effect.
I got in the ground about six minutes before kick-off ...... I didn't hear one chant for Paulo Sousa from our following of 611 Hoops.
In saying that, virtually every QPR fan gave a round of applause to John Hartson, and rightly so, when he was presented to the Swansea supporters just before kick-off..... I'm delighted to report.

[qblockpete]

Alberti, Vine and Hogan were very pleased him to see him. In fact, ALberti went across and cuddled his hero, like a long last brother, maybe we could loan him to Swansea, just a thought.