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you are correct in a way.He didnt get us to the prem,is trying to keep us init 2 seasons in a row.Got better on paper managers in and players though.New training stuff in the pipe.Hes had a mixed start really imo.
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Ok then, if he's a failure to date and continues with his plans, do you think he should resign? If you don't think he's up to the job, who would you prefer as chairman? For me, he's the best chairman in the business.Originally posted by vblockranger View PostSupporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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I honestly wouldn't want ANYONE other than TF as our chairman !!!Originally posted by vblockranger View Post
He appointed a manager ( who most of us were fairly happy with at the time ) ............It didn;t work out !!
He supported him and let him buy his own players and manage the team as he saw fit !!
He has approved a new training ground
He genuinely has a love and passion for the club !!
Its mark Hughes fault we are in the position we are with the players we have.........so what does our chairman do .........He sacks him and goes out and employs a man who he believes is the best qualified to get us out of the S hit !!!Comment
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no i dont think he should resign but he should take a long hard look at what he has done wrong and try to fix it before its too late and it costs the club £75 million. Plans for this and plans for that are all very well but his first priority should be making sure the manager and playing staff are up to the job. He put all his trust in Hughes and backed him for far too long. We now have a playing squad imo worse than we had a year ago with an added 12 high earners on the books.Originally posted by QPR Richard View PostComment
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But you can't blame TF for the players Hughes brought in. He allowed his manager to get on with doing a job. Unfortunately it wasn't done right so TF made the change. What should TF be doing? He changed the manager, what else can he do?Originally posted by vblockranger View PostSupporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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Can't argue with that mate. Couldn't have said it better.Originally posted by maddix View PostSupporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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For me the issue is not with the board at all, he backed his man with money and public support something most managers would kill for . The problem is that tf has been let down by the people around him and didn't identify the problem quickly enough . Hughes ' expertise' selected the squad with the serious wedge that tony backed him with . It was Hughes who included only three strikers ( absolutely ridiculous considering one is a crock and the others hit and miss ) . It wa Hughes who overloaded with midfielders and didn't address the blatantly obvious issues in defence . The blame only lays at one door and it ain't the boardsComment
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i just ****ing hate how they try and tell us whats best for us when they know **** all about qpr or football
money can be **** all in football as we've proved
give me bill power any dayComment
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Oh come on Stanley. Normally think you post sensible stuff. We;re not talking about "the pillock willock", the players signed were well known players.Originally posted by Stanley76 View Post
Any anti-board crap gets right on my nerves. They don't sign the players, the manager does. We've come from a place where we were annoyed by too much board involvement in the playing side. Now they leave it to the manager and we're annoyed?? Some people forget too easily.Comment
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I also blame the club for the poor friendlies.QPR fan since1987
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agrre...pre season tour was all about marketing and not preparing players and the other friendlies were pointless.Originally posted by Yousef View PostComment
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No not having that, all big clubs go on a marketing tour, man u have been to asia, america etc etc, even talking about going to Australia ffs. You don't see them having a problem with kicking a football.Originally posted by vblockranger View Post
You can't blame the owner, it's mark hughes and more importantly the players that are a major problem here.I played sunday league football today.
Clearly I was the best player on the pitch.
I scored 5 and made 7 last ditch tackles.
We lost 5-0 but the rest of my team were sh it!Comment
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For me the "issue" would be that the board thrusted a man with Kia J. as his parter.Originally posted by Greg1882 View PostQPR
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I'm in agreement with Harry Redknapp's assessment of our predicament.
We can't fault the board, they have pumped money into the club, the team, the last couple of transfer windows, and the business done in them, was the best I'd ever seen in all the years I've supported the Rs.
They trusted the manager to put together a team capable of being in the top half of the table, he wasn't able to.
Despite that, with the squad we have now, we probably couldn't muster a top half finish, but we sure as Hell shouldn't be rock bottom with a measly total of 7 lousy points.
My feeling is, and yesterday at Wigan, watching the body language of players, and their interaction with each other, confirmed this for me, we have too many players letting shallow, petty differences they may have with each other, making the team as a whole less effective than otherwise would be the case.
Any other time, a point at Wigan would have me optimistic about our immediate future, now I'm not so sure.Comment
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