NorwegianSpursFan
Neil Ruddock
Heard good things about that Jenas fella, altough I'm not really sure what he does!
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Relegation Battle Watch
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Heard good things about that Jenas fella, altough I'm not really sure what he does!
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Any QPR players worth taking for silly money when they go down?
That young Townsend looks good
I just had a look at QPR's squad. Can't believe they've got 40 senior players on their book (for a 25 man squad).
About the only one I'd consider for us is Cesar, but I think he's too good (and young) to understudy Lloris.
Or maybe Granero as a replacement for Huddlestone.
paxtonwolf
John White
Sorry to deviate from English football talk, but was has happened to Stabaek over in Norway? Gone from Champions just a few seasons ago and now relegated
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Excellent post.
I hate Wigan being in the EPL. I hate watching MOTD and seeing thousands of empty seats whenever they play.
But I love the way they play football. And I respect the way their chairman treats one and all especially their manager.
NorwegianSpursFan
Neil Ruddock
Massive financial troubble, they've even been to court for some dodgy player transfers and had to pay a fine. Pretty much sold all their players, replaced them with young unproven ones and gone down.
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
Once he came on against Utd he came very close to scoring, great save by De Gea.
I'd like Remy as one of three strikers but not if the other two are Defoe and Ade.
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
Once he came on against Utd he came very close to scoring, great save by De Gea.
I'd like Remy as one of three strikers but not if the other two are Defoe and Ade.
metalgear
Nayim
http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/1365709/queens-park-rangers'-debts-rise-to-L89-million?cc=4716
Queens Park Rangers' debt has risen from £56 million to £89 million, accounts covering the club's first season back in the Premier League reveal.
Queens Park Rangers' debt has risen from £56 million to £89 million, accounts covering the club's first season back in the Premier League reveal.
paxtonwolf
John White
Cheers for that. Had a soft spot for them. Played CM many seasons ago, bought Tommy Svindal Larsen for Spurs and he turned out to be brilliant, bizarrely started looking out for them after that
DeanoAustin
Christian Ziege
When I first read that, I thought you had played centre mid for them...
paxtonwolf
John White
metalgear
Nayim
Happy to see Villa win. of the lot they have better potential in the coach and players. QPR have enough quality to avoid the drop. I think a lot will depend on mid-table teams conceding games because safety is assured but have nothing to reach for. It will be an unpredictable fight to the end.
Harry_Perkins
Ben Thatcher
Relegated once with Southampton that I can recall? Nowhere near with anyone else. The QPR turnaround is something else. If he pulls it off, possibly a greater escape than the one with Pompey when he went back there and certainly with us (although the real impressive feat there was nearly getting us into Europe from that position but that is another discussion).
4 points from the first 13 and then 19 from 16 since he went to QPR. Over 29 games that ppg would currently leave them safe in 10th on 34 points. And it looks all the more impressive when you look at who they have played over that period. All the current top 10 with the exception of Arsenal and Everton. No wonder they have swotted aside Southampton and Sunderland with relative ease.
You don't have to like Redknapp to accept that the guy is probably in the top 5 best premier league managers in the last 10-15 years or so. Are there 5 other managers would have won a major trophy (so not including the league cup) in that time combined with 5th and 7th place finishes with a minor outfit like West Ham and two 4th places in quite succession with a club that hadn't managed that since the mid 80s? You'll be doing well. I'd say only Ferguson, Moyes and maybe Mourinho have more impressive CVs in the premier league.
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DHSF
Les Ferdinand
I agree - but no dout, judging by some comments on here, they will talk about how much he has spent blah blah boring fudgety blah. The guy can manage and can manage a team. He brought in a couple of players who they desperately needed i.e. a striker and a defender and got in a couple of loans.
Even if QPR go down - he has given them a chance of survival which is what they needed as Hughes was absolute dross.
Harry_Perkins
Ben Thatcher
I think to be fair to Hughes, they are parallels with Redknapp when he went into Tottenham. We had a good squad but we had probably changed the squad too quickly and we were hopelessly unbalanced. Much the same was true at QPR, although I don't think the situation was that dire. Hughes actually has a solid record in management and QPR is something of a blot on the copy book. I'd say the one thing with Redknapp though, he has so far not yet ended up in such a desperate situation. He has only been sacked three times in a 30 year career and undoubtedly two of those were political as it can hardly be said that he left or West Ham in a bad situation. Which just leaves Southampton. Again, how many managers, who've been at a fair few clubs, can say they've only been sacked once based on poor performance over 30 years?
