Mr Ferdinands mate its serious believe me
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I'm not sure who some of those candidates are......Grayson probably the only one I see realistically taking the job.Comment
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For me McLaren or Pearson who is managing in Cyprus I think surely we can get him out there if we wanted himComment
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Really would not want if I was chocolate I'd eat myself Tim, didn't turn us down awhile back because we wouldn't pay enough and wanted a big bonus to keep us up?, The problem is that the so called DOF is likely to want to recommend/ employ another of his mates ,Comment
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Clement is the guy i wanted. The guy most of us wanted.
Holloway is still here and Clement has a job. So it's silly pontificating.
Those that voted Pulis are mad. He's got a lower win rate than old mate in charge now! He is brilliant at finishing 10th - 16th and playing sh1t football. Is that really what you want? Get in the sea.
History repeating itself in what people are chirping on about on this board. It's not good at the moment granted, hasn't been good for quite awhile all things considered. Rubbish infact, injuries play a part as do many factors. But honestly whats the point in sacking mediocre for more mediocre?
Pish.Comment
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I blew a lot on vodka and tonic, gambling and fags. Looking back, I think I overdid it on the tonic. - The one and only Stanley BowlesComment
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It's already been mentioned how all but perhaps three or four would even entertaining giving QPR a second look - but from that list it seems Simon Grayson is the most realistic of them all. The key to his success at Preston was the ability to make gradual strides of improvement, given the time there's no reason why he couldn't build a solid team but in this short-term driven football climate it's unlikely he'd be afforded the time or the budget.Comment
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It's already been mentioned how all but perhaps three or four would even entertaining giving QPR a second look - but from that list it seems Simon Grayson is the most realistic of them all. The key to his success at Preston was the ability to make gradual strides of improvement, given the time there's no reason why he couldn't build a solid team but in this short-term driven football climate it's unlikely he'd be afforded the time or the budget.
hes a good solid manager for long term, done well at this level without splashing the cash. unfair to judge him on sunderland as they're a crap show of a team
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