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Got one of the best jobs in the country and is the best in the country at doing it. No sane human being would swap the best job for the worst no matter what wage difference. Never in a million years.
If not now then definitey should sound him about some kind of role for next season. Think he said himself a few weeks ago he has a choice to make of pundit vs managerial route
Madness! I remember when Andy Gray got talked about as Everton manager a few years ago on the back of his populist punditry but it never came to pass. Such guys need to do a decent apprenticeship in lower leagues and prove their chops - can't just waltz into a major role at a top flight club. There's plenty of bods on here who can talk a very game but there's talking the talk and walking the walk: two completely different things.
Its easy to stand there on MNF and pick fault with teams, its alot harder to get out there and rectify these faults.
This is an ex-player that won everything in the domestic game, has all the badges, and worked under the most successful manager in the business. Played shed loads of games at international level, and a respected person in the game.
If he can't improve the team, not many others could.
Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.
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