Gianni Paladini...

[Nodge70]

The FA have no issues with GP, the Premier League dont either. The FL do though (who now, have zero to do with us..nicely sorted by them as such)

This statement is soooooooooo wrong I just don't know where to start!

[paulmason]

The vast majority of QPR fans I speak to each week at QPR are completely indifferent to him being here and I think the hatred you speak of honestly only exists on the message boards which have evolved in to two camps depending on what view you gave of the man

I told him to his face last Sunday night he was a dodgy ****er and if he has turned this club over he should leave as soon as the hearing is over but until we hear our fate I am going to keep an open mind and as I keep saying surely we want both him and the club to be cleared of any wrongdoing don't we or are some willing to sacrifice a few points if it means he then goes?

If he has gained financially out of this Faurlin saga using underhand methods then yes he should be fired immediately but lets wait for the jury before donning our hanging caps

Love and hate were the wrong words to use, I should have used like and loathed, which are more appropriate.

[Olly]

but then it could have been GP who's managed to drag this out so that we escape. I wonder if we will be hearing this today

one paladini
there's only one paladini

[qblockpete]

Reality is some will find him guilty even if he is found not guilty of anything

[Shania]

I think some of you need to hold fire.

If the verdict is NOT guilty then in my eyes he should stay.

Lets wait and hear what the verdict is before sentencing him to death.

I agree

[Gerryhatrick]

Whichever way the hearing goes, the repercusions won't be fair. If we are charged with one or two rule infringements I would guess it will be goodbye Gianni. However, if we are cleared of all charges, no-one at the FA will be affected.

They are untouchable, beyond critisism, and answerable to no-one, which isn't fair.

[IsleworthRanger]

Reality is some will find him guilty even if he is found not guilty of anything