Paladini gone!

[QPRWEBBIE]

He done his best !! he should of been sacked long ago. He was only interested in making a buck for himself hence his loans,dodgy italian players coming in with high agent rates which he no doubt took a cut of.Sorry but now he has gone our club is in a much safer haven

[QPR_NW10]

:waving_goodbye_to_a_useless_man:

[Connell10]

Well it looks like on the whole most fans on here think g.p was pretty useless! I think that sums the bloke up and thats about it for this thread! Bye you wont be missed!

[rangersbitch]

Long overdue. I can't understand why the current regime kept him around the place for a long as they did.

[loftlag]

Not defending or critisizing Him But dont forget His predecessers the G O T ,the Club was corrupt a long time befor He arrived ,Was He corrupt or incompetant ??

[paulmason]

Not defending or critisizing Him But dont forget His predecessers the G O T ,the Club was corrupt a long time befor He arrived ,Was He corrupt or incompetant ??

Do you have to choose one or the other, or can you be greedy and have both ?

[Sotonsuperhoop]

Don't really have an opinion either way on Gianni other than he did some good for the club. I don't think he was corrupt, as some may suggest, he just played the game as anyone else would have done in his position. In life we all make decisions at home and work, some turn out to be right some not so. Who on here can say every thing they have ever done was the right thing?

Briatore kept him on after the investment to oversea the transfers of the likes of Pallero, Di Carmine, Ledesma and Tommassi etc, and the appointment of di Canio. At another time these things may have worked, buy hey they didn't, but don't shoot the guy. The Faurlin case was a 'collective' ****-up with the whole board involved, Paladini was just the fall guy.

Give the guy a break. He's gone and lets move on.

[Factamondo]

he was as useful as the lookout man on the titanic!!!

[Kirill]

he was as useful as the lookout man on the titanic!!!

If the Titanic was designed and managed better,
it would have stayed afloat nonetheless

[ProtestR]

Don't really have an opinion either way on Gianni other than he did some good for the club. I don't think he was corrupt, as some may suggest, he just played the game as anyone else would have done in his position. In life we all make decisions at home and work, some turn out to be right some not so. Who on here can say every thing they have ever done was the right thing?

Briatore kept him on after the investment to oversea the transfers of the likes of Pallero, Di Carmine, Ledesma and Tommassi etc, and the appointment of di Canio. At another time these things may have worked, buy hey they didn't, but don't shoot the guy. The Faurlin case was a 'collective' ****-up with the whole board involved, Paladini was just the fall guy.

Give the guy a break. He's gone and lets move on.

Collective board **** up? Not according to the FA report - it was one man's **** up and one man's **** up only.... and even then he persuaded Flav & Bernie to make someone else the fall guy.

[oldhoop]

Not before time!
His future was always going to end as soon as we got professionals on board like Philip Beard. This is great news and the club can now move forward without being embarrassed by Paladini's incompetence.

[Bluehoop]

Soon there will be nothing left to moan or row about. How on earth will we all cope with living in harmony

[loftlag]

Collective board **** up? Not according to the FA report - it was one man's **** up and one man's **** up only.... and even then he persuaded Flav & Bernie to make someone else the fall guy.

I dont know who is the most incompetent or believable the F A or G P

[Bluehoop]

I dont know who is the most incompetent or believable the F A or G P

They both get trumped by Septic Bladder/FIFA

[loftlag]

Don't really have an opinion either way on Gianni other than he did some good for the club. I don't think he was corrupt, as some may suggest, he just played the game as anyone else would have done in his position. In life we all make decisions at home and work, some turn out to be right some not so. Who on here can say every thing they have ever done was the right thing?

Briatore kept him on after the investment to oversea the transfers of the likes of Pallero, Di Carmine, Ledesma and Tommassi etc, and the appointment of di Canio. At another time these things may have worked, buy hey they didn't, but don't shoot the guy. The Faurlin case was a 'collective' ****-up with the whole board involved, Paladini was just the fall guy.

Give the guy a break. He's gone and lets move on.

I agree with most of what you say
I know the board member that wanted us known as QPRANO