New QPR Managers

[jmelanie]

I was just wondering how many new QPR managers have improved results and for how long?

I am trying to gauge the chances of improving results with a new manager as against not making any changes.

Warnock springs to mind as improving results.

Hughes' arrival changed very little but he did keep us up (though we will never know if Warnock would have done the same had he stayed).

[brightonr]

Think saying Hughes kept us up is stretching things a little. I'll accept he didn't take us down.

[Shania]

John Gregory?

[Ginger Ninja]

Think saying Hughes kept us up is stretching things a little. I'll accept he didn't take us down.

I think he did. Before our run in no one expected us to win more than maybe 2 of the games, hughes won 5 against the likes of liverpool, arsenal, spurs and battered swansea. Granted it went down to the wire but without winning those games we would have been down before the city game.

[Mem]

Venables turned us around quickly

[qblockoompah]

Think saying Hughes kept us up is stretching things a little. I'll accept he didn't take us down.

So when we lose it's down to him but when we win against some of the biggest clubs in England it's not down to him! Ridiculous! I give up with our fans I really do

[brightonr]

So when we lose it's down to him but when we win against some of the biggest clubs in England it's not down to him! Ridiculous! I give up with our fans I really do

No, not at all. We were 17th when he arrived and we were 17th at the end of the season. Just.

All he did was not end up in a lower position than when he started, despite several new, higher profile players.