Ex QPR Manager about to be sacked again

[Jamie]

What's happened to Curbishley?

Got a mega payoff from West Ham....spent ages out of the game fighting for it though so may very well gave lost the hunger/desire for the game....

[IsleworthRanger]

isleworth with another snidey little dig trying to kick something off, how surprising. thats the problem with rangers doing so well, you get this horrible feel good factor and no bloody arguments between fans. isleworth you must be pulling your hair out mate!!

What dig are you on about?

Many fans believed and perhaps still do that Sousa is an excellent manager but we were very lucky he went when he did in my ipinion though at the time I thought he should have been given longer and I still think the way he was dismissed was a discrace so not sure what point you are trying to prove?

As for pulling my hair out I am trying to keep what little I have but for what its worth I am on cloud nine as they say and actually enjoying the season so far and it seems you are the one who is intent on causing friction between fans!

[IsleworthRanger]

ZZZZZZZZZZZZ most have moved on ZZZZZZZZZZZ some are still boring us

Must try harder mate,you wont get me to bite

[kron-1664]

sousa plays boring football ,his style doesn't suit the championship, its to slow

[Ric-Roc]

we were very lucky he went when he did in my opinion

Agreed. Awful manager.

[hanwell ranger]

Strange that in certain quarters some are now not proclaiming him as a God every week due to his recent results

that one isleworth.

[qblockpete]

I observed many things during his tenure and not only did Swansea not make the Play offs playing the most boring/negative football in the chmapionship I have ever witnessed, he now stands bottom of the championship with Leicester, surely its no coincidence. I still find it strange to this very day, that Flavio Briatore can get battered by fans for bringing in players like Tomassi and De Carmine, get slated for the way he supposedly run QPR, yet bringing in Paulo Sousa was never questioned, (of course not, as it suited certain agendas) in fact if you belived a few he was going to be the next Sir Alex Ferguson and we were letting slip the prodigal son

It comes down to the fact, a few people found me giving a true opinion (it was only an opinion) too much and felt in some way I contributed to his downfall and we were giving up hopes of not only promotion with Sousa, but a great future under him. Have to say 18 months on, its been proved he is not the great manager everyone thought he was and nor will he pitch up being Portugal manager anytime in the near future.

Unfortunately much of it was personal, purely because I gave an opinion on the way he played football. We've had many managers in the last few years and along with Paul Hart he was the worse one.

Hanwell, no need to go on the defensive , don't think many care about Sousa anymore and its just giving a football view on things. I certainly don't want you to stir things up, as had enough first time around and think Isleworth was just stating that he felt Sousa would soon be gone

Only my opinion of course

[MKPaul]

That has to be the funniest post ever on here Pete suggesting people that did not toe the company line had an agenda regarding Sousa, please Pete can you elaborate on that comment as it has really brightened my morning up as for the rest it's boring now