Chris Ramsey

[Martinmalta]

Now I was not one that was behind CR at all cost. However, I have this feeling that he will now join a lower league side and succeed! I do believe that he is a very good coach and can bring young players through. Obviously, in a year or two, he may as well be regarded at a same level as JFH. When you look at the players he bought for the R's, Luongo, Hall, Gladwin, Cherry, Jet.....we were playing much better when these were in the side. Again, we found ourselves with prima donnas, who do not care much what division we're in next season. I mean, Phillips....is he really given his best? Austin, did his goals dried up? Fer, did he forget how to shoot from distance? You can go on and on. I am sure that with our current squad given their best, we have a genuine chance of still make it to the Premier, however, we may as well regret sacking Chris! Hope we make the right appointment and whoever that may be, stays for some time.

[Hertford Hoop]

He'll end up as someone's backroom staff imo

[Martinmalta]

Only time will tell.

[californiahoop]

http://www.kilburntimes.co.uk/sport/football/grant_hall_s_progress_showed_qpr_were_making_positive_strides_says_ramsey_1_4327311

[vanhoop]

Good post, but Ramsey should've gone sooner. The away win at Sunderland ####ed us, Ramsey shouldn't have been given the job same as jfh. We're a big club compared to most and we need a proven manager, Pearson now looks favourable even though he's a proper ####

[stanistheman]

Good post, but Ramsey should've gone sooner. The away win at Sunderland ####ed us, Ramsey shouldn't have been given the job same as jfh. We're a big club compared to most and we need a proven manager, Pearson now looks favourable even though he's a proper ####

I agree about the Sunderland game. That win earned him the role as Fernandes, like the rest of us, was so happy at finally picking up points away from home that it clouded his judgement.
Far from regretting sacking him, its more likely to be regret for appointing him.
I will be amazed if Ramsey succeeds as a manager anywhere in the professional game.

[HoopDoggyDogg]

I agree about the Sunderland game. That win earned him the role as Fernandes, like the rest of us, was so happy at finally picking up points away from home that it clouded his judgement.
Far from regretting sacking him, its more likely to be regret for appointing him.
I will be amazed if Ramsey succeeds as a manager anywhere in the professional game.

The story says that we still want him to remain at the club in some capacity but it seems unlikely.

So he must fancy his chances in management elsewhere then?

He wasn't ready for the job, should go back to coaching what he was good at.

[Kirill]

I hope Ramsey goes on to coach the Brunei team now while someone from over there makes a triumphant return to the English managerial scene.

[Ginger Ninja]

I reckon he'll go back to youth coaching, it's what he's good at. Nice bloke, but first team coach was just too big a job for him, especially with us.

[Jimmy Floyd Rabbit]

http://www.kilburntimes.co.uk/sport/...msey_1_4327311

Last line of the article is an interesting one.

[HoopDoggyDogg]

Last line of the article is an interesting one.

That's what I said.
He must fancy his chances elsewhere..
Or
Totally hates the club, and wants no part of it anymore as feels he didn't deserve the axe.

[Rangers77]

What are we a nursery??

[theblackmafia.]

He's a prize twonk - totally clueless

[dave58]

Thought he was still here going back to the academy to coach the kids I'm sure they asked him to stay on in that capacity

[3London]

i love how he says that players like doughty couldn't get a run in the team...that wasp nay because he deemed Henry undroppable , despite all evidence to the contrary