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does not sound as though there is major upset in the camp.
Stuff the papers and twitter can go to hell.
GAFFER: 'PLANNING AHEAD'
Posted on: Thu 19 May 2011
Having met the QPR Board earlier this week, Rangers gaffer Neil Warnock is working tirelessly behind the scenes in a bid to get the wheels in motion ahead of the R's return to the Premier League.
Speaking exclusively to www.qpr.co.uk, Warnock revealed work is already well underway as Rangers prepare for a return to the top-flight following a 15-year absence.
"We had a meeting and they reiterated their pleasure at the job I've done," he said.
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"They said they're happy with how I've gone about my business in my time here and we're all planning for next season now.
"I'm just concentrating on our return to the Premier League and I'm so excited about next season."
The silly season is well underway in the national papers, with speculation rife about Warnock being forced to sell his top stars.
However, the Rangers boss has denied that's the case, commenting: "I've been given assurances that I won't have to sell my better players.
"I'm working hard behind the scenes in a bid to improve the squad ahead of the new campaign.
does not sound as though there is major upset in the camp.
Stuff the papers and twitter can go to hell.
GAFFER: 'PLANNING AHEAD'
Posted on: Thu 19 May 2011
Having met the QPR Board earlier this week, Rangers gaffer Neil Warnock is working tirelessly behind the scenes in a bid to get the wheels in motion ahead of the R's return to the Premier League.
Speaking exclusively to www.qpr.co.uk, Warnock revealed work is already well underway as Rangers prepare for a return to the top-flight following a 15-year absence.
"We had a meeting and they reiterated their pleasure at the job I've done," he said.
Article continues
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"They said they're happy with how I've gone about my business in my time here and we're all planning for next season now.
"I'm just concentrating on our return to the Premier League and I'm so excited about next season."
The silly season is well underway in the national papers, with speculation rife about Warnock being forced to sell his top stars.
However, the Rangers boss has denied that's the case, commenting: "I've been given assurances that I won't have to sell my better players.
"I'm working hard behind the scenes in a bid to improve the squad ahead of the new campaign.