Oh and bye the bye said kitson was coming on loan with a view a permie, just like ben Watson
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Wea re getting 3-4 players in, always maintained that.
They are loans with view to permiesALL BEST BANTER AND ALL THE LATEST FROM QPR.
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Originally posted by eghamhoop View PostWould imagine if we went up it would.
And how many times so a deal where it's says with a view to permie and player didn't sign?
Gorkks
Mahon
Helgusson
Borrowdale
Routledge
Cook
Buzz
Ephraim
Vine
There is probably a few more i've missed
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Some of those were to get round the transfer window - i.e. loan with a g'teed perm rather than just a view to perm."Originally Posted by qblockpete
QPR will finish at least in the Play offs
Swansea will finish in bottom 6
Middlesboro will finish champions"
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Originally posted by writtler View PostSome of those were to get round the transfer window - i.e. loan with a g'teed perm rather than just a view to perm.
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Originally posted by terry ball View PostFair comment, but surely if they failed to impress then they would of not been taken on permanently or was that always "the deal" that they would be signed regardless?"Originally Posted by qblockpete
QPR will finish at least in the Play offs
Swansea will finish in bottom 6
Middlesboro will finish champions"
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I am curious to know just how interested Mittal and Ecclestone are in co-owning QPR.
Last I read. Mittal was worth £20 Billion (that's 20,000 Million) and Ecclestone was worth more than £1.5B.
I am not saying that they should spend shedloads, but seriously £10M-20M from 20,000 is hardly going to break Mittal is it?
Did they buy into QPR just so that they could get publicity or becuase they were interested in owning a successful football club?
If it's the latter, it is time to invest in a proper manager (with no Sporting Director or Chairman to interfere) and give him a proper budget to buy (not loan) players to win promotion.
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Originally posted by stanistheman View PostI am curious to know just how interested Mittal and Ecclestone are in co-owning QPR.
Last I read. Mittal was worth £20 Billion (that's 20,000 Million) and Ecclestone was worth more than £1.5B.
I am not saying that they should spend shedloads, but seriously £10M-20M from 20,000 is hardly going to break Mittal is it?
Did they buy into QPR just so that they could get publicity or becuase they were interested in owning a successful football club?
If it's the latter, it is time to invest in a proper manager (with no Sporting Director or Chairman to interfere) and give him a proper budget to buy (not loan) players to win promotion.
As for their motivations and intentions, at the end of the day, they're minority shareholders, with little influence on what actually happens, hence their possible reluctance to invest. Neither LM/AB or BE are shy when it comes to investing in something that will give them personally a return. But this is obviously the FB/GP show, so dont expect any brash gestures of oppulance in the near future from our really wealthy minority shareholders.QBP 20th August 2009..."To be fair, I'm glad we are top of the table (for agents fees). Shows we are not a selling club anymore."
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