Warnock Not Gone - Official

[QPRbob]

How is the orange one major shareholder unless he has bought back shares from shortie.

He gets quoted everywhere as the major shareholder, somethings not right and we're the last to hear about it from the Club as usual.

[MYU]

Rangers deny Warnock exit claims

QPR have denied reports that Neil Warnock has resigned as boss at Loftus Road.



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[MYU]

I am happy, healthy and 100% comfortable with what is going on at W12 at the moment, because I have said this would happen as it was predictable. To make you happy, tell me a couple a factual things that are positive about W12 at the moment and I will spam every thread with those happy positive things.

I think you get 3 points for spam.

[surreyr]

Club statement

Even though the statement states that NW has not resigned, it doesn't exactly say that he has the full backing of the board for the season ahead does it?

[kingy10]

What is going on?

We are a total and utter joke.

This bloke has won us promotion in one season. Should have a statue put up instead we have to issue statements like this......

What can we do to get rid of these owners??? It is a complete shambles of a club.

http://www.qpr.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10373~2384145,00.html

[Mellowhoop]

Agreed be bloke is the best I've seen in my lifetime and he's treated like bernies cling on cleaner!

[rangerforevereastcote]

We are a total and utter joke.

This bloke has won us promotion in one season. Should have a statue put up instead we have to issue statements like this......

What can we do to get rid of these owners??? It is a complete shambles of a club.

http://www.qpr.co.uk/page/NewsDetail...384145,00.html

they have to issue statemnets cos *****s who pretend to be itk lkeep posting shite

[Nodge70]

they have to issue statemnets cos *****s who pretend to be itk lkeep posting shite

No they don't. They can ignore it. If all football clubs did was to put out official statements around every piece of rumour and conjecture in the public domain, they'd never have time to do anything else. It wasn't a story in the mainstream media until the denial was issued.

What did Sir Humphrey said in Yes Minister? Something along the lines of....

"Never believe anything unless you've seen the official denial".

There's an argument that this then becomes a self fulfilling prophecy or the club felt that the allegations and rumour had enough substance or momentum that they took the pretty unique step of issuing an official denial to kill it in the bud. Six of one, half dozen of the other.

[rangerforevereastcote]

No they don't. They can ignore it. If all football clubs did was to put out official statements around every piece of rumour and conjecture in the public domain, they'd never have time to do anything else. It wasn't a story in the mainstream media until the denial was issued.

What did Sir Humphrey said in Yes Minister? Something along the lines of....

"Never believe anything unless you've seen the official denial".

There's an argument that this then becomes a self fulfilling prophecy or the club felt that the allegations and rumour had enough substance or momentum that they took the pretty unique step of issuing an official denial to kill it in the bud. Six of one, half dozen of the other.

normally the club would never have responded , how many times over the years have we all argued that " we wish they would make a statement" , before the announcement various posts on here saying "is this true, is the club going to make a statment" etc etc i just think th emood of fans over last month made them believe they needed to do it as you say 6 of one, just dont htink the club can win at the moment with anything they do

[Sam-QPR]

the club was nice and calm towards the end of last season. The orange one becomes more prominent again and the rumours like this start. Prepare for many more like this. As said above theres no smoke without fire

[SteveQPR1975]

IMO the statement was made on the offy so that st holders that haven't renewed yet would do

[Gerryhatrick]

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/premier-league/next-manager-to-leave-post