Ambrose Very Unlikely..Same As Derry

[EYR]

Not going to lose sleep over these two not coming.I doubt Ambrose will even get to double figures next season and as for over the hill midfield plodders we have a specialist skill in signing them so im sure there will be another coming along shortly.

[Scarlet pimple]

The new board has a lot of fabio's crap to get rid of jams in and around the club, and try to convince the fans to believe is going to be no easy thing.

[Youvebeenrangered]

Im trying to think of names out there who could replace taarabt for ability and actually be a sensible/likely target to get..

Ambrose deal rubbish has gone on long enough, and although he comes across as a decent player hes not the be all and end all, we can attract just as good as him from elsewhere.

Simpson: i liked simpson, thought he was a decent forward when he was played in his correct position, wouldnt mind seeing him back, but again there are plenty more options just as good as him out there, just depends on the same question we have all be asking ourselves for the past 2 summers? Will our board stump up the cash for two top strikers to get us out this division, jury is out.

[EYR]

Lets be honest this time last season if we had been offered Ambrose 99.9% of us would of said no.Anyone got Stewart Wardley's number?

[kingo]

I honestly don't think we need Ambrose, a fit Buzz and Faurlin are better ( as they showed at Selhurst). What we do need is a replacement for Mahon or Rowlands if they don't come back and as we all know we need quality up front and and a left back.

[Quaz]

usual crap from rangers then, no ambition.i would take mid table at the moment, think that would be an achievement.

[Neo]

I'm going to be positive and think we can just about fight for a play-off place.

[ollyhoops]

Well I'm not that bothered about Derry because we have Mahon & Rowlands (possibly Clint Hill) so we do have leaders.

Ambrose, well I'm not too upset about that either, there are better alternatives.

[stainrodisalegend]

usual crap from rangers then, no ambition.i would take mid table at the moment, think that would be an achievement.

Tabs and Simo have gone. They scored 20 goals between them. Even with them we were one of the lowest scoring teams in the division. We have replaced them with Mackie and Clarke, both from relegated clubs, one not even first choice. AS THINGS STAND - and I fully accept we might yet sign Kaka, Ronaldo, etc - with our current strike force we are nailed on relegation fodder.

[G.T.P]

Darren Ambrose
Crystal Palace to Queens Park Rangers - The Insider says: 4/5 Crossing London: Ambrose is heading to Loftus Road
New manager George Burley is keen to keep the better players left in his squad and Ambrose has a proven Championship record where he has scored bundles of goals.
However, negotiations with QPR are well down the line and the player is determined to follow former manager Neil Warnock to Loftus Road.
Palace's financial troubles cleared the field for the club's players to talk to other clubs as they feared for their own security and professional future.
Ambrose, Shaun Derry and Clint Hill are all keen to move on. Ambrose in particular, as manager Neil Warnock said, has already shaken hands on a deal and QPR agreed a £1m fee so expect the transfer to be done for that price.
The 26-year-old believes QPR can be one of the main promotion candidates this season and is keen to grab his chance while he can.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1287664/THE-INSIDER-Toure-says-Yaya-Manchester-City-plus-Milan-Jovanovic-Liverpool-more.html

[stainrodisalegend]

Darren Ambrose
Crystal Palace to Queens Park Rangers - The Insider says: 4/5 Crossing London: Ambrose is heading to Loftus Road
New manager George Burley is keen to keep the better players left in his squad and Ambrose has a proven Championship record where he has scored bundles of goals.
However, negotiations with QPR are well down the line and the player is determined to follow former manager Neil Warnock to Loftus Road.
Palace's financial troubles cleared the field for the club's players to talk to other clubs as they feared for their own security and professional future.
Ambrose, Shaun Derry and Clint Hill are all keen to move on. Ambrose in particular, as manager Neil Warnock said, has already shaken hands on a deal and QPR agreed a £1m fee so expect the transfer to be done for that price.
The 26-year-old believes QPR can be one of the main promotion candidates this season and is keen to grab his chance while he can.


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I don't know whether the correct response is or or simply

[G.T.P]

id be prepared to have a wager with anyone ambrose will be in blue and white hoops first game of the season, if they want to take it.

[Quaz]

id be prepared to have a wager with anyone ambrose will be in blue and white hoops first game of the season, if they want to take it.

didn't know reading were in for him, you ITK

[G.T.P]

[Yousef]

Oh well mid table it is then.

or relegation battle