All 3 Could go According The Independent

[MYU]

I think all 3 will go.
Bernie is a cert as he definately isn't interested and only joined because of his best mate Flav. Mittels won't want the aggro. Amit is a nice guy but what 30 year old wouldn't want to own a football club, I know it would be a dream for me and I am his age. However I can't see his father in law releasing the funds for this. I know he only has 20% which means it is not worth him making funds for players but he has hardly shown much interest to make you think he will let Amit have his play toy. I can see us being put up for sale and that is the reason I am frightened of losing Flav because he is the reason the money men followed him lets not forget.

What makes you think Bernie is not interested in QPR when most of the money spent is his, plus his been to watch QPR more than Lakshmi.

[Magic]

get the buckets ready boys;D

**** orf

Mittals done nothing wrong hopefully he can give Amit the money and he'll become the new face of QPR, he seems to be a good chap ;D

[qblockpete]

The early edtions of the London Standard also confirm the same thing.

Lord Mawhinney, chairman of the Football League, said: "I would like to come out of the board meeting with settled policies in general terms which we can apply to future cases that need to be addressed."

The verdict on Briatore is crucial to Rangers, as if he is banned then his fellow owners, billionaires Bernie Ecclestone and Lakshmi Mittal, may also reconsider their futures at Loftus Road as it was the Italian who initially persuaded them to invest in the club.

[W12_Ranger]

u have pm

Your really are M U G, showing yourself up again.

[Quaz]

Your really are M U G, showing yourself up again.

shouldn't there be an A between are & M U G....or am i being too clever

[W12_Ranger]

The early edtions of the London Standard also confirm the same thing.

Lord Mawhinney, chairman of the Football League, said: "I would like to come out of the board meeting with settled policies in general terms which we can apply to future cases that need to be addressed."

The verdict on Briatore is crucial to Rangers, as if he is banned then his fellow owners, billionaires Bernie Ecclestone and Lakshmi Mittal, may also reconsider their futures at Loftus Road as it was the Italian who initially persuaded them to invest in the club.

Pete what are the early editions saying, is that it?

Difficult to read through all the posts today at work, cheers.

[qblockpete]

Thats the early edition of the standard and the rest, just talks about Notts Co and Leeds