Most liked QPR manager

[Hubble]

Agreed, poll isn't complete without Jago. He would definitely have got votes.

Can you add Jago Stan, so people can vote for him?

[Stanley]

Can you add Jago Stan, so people can vote for him?

Bit late now mate. His votes have already been cast elsewhere, so poll wouldn't reflect accurately if added now. No worries though.

[Hubble]

Bit late now mate. His votes have already been cast elsewhere, so poll wouldn't reflect accurately if added now. No worries though.

Ah, okay, fair enough. Basically those 4 'other' votes are all for him anyway, so 'other' equals Gordon Jago. Christ knows why I put Magilton in, it should have been Jago!

[Hertford Hoop]

Trevor Francis, Steve Burtenshaw, Tommy Doc, Paulo, Wilko and even Dowie could have been added. Dowie having quite a good win ratio

[lymehoop]

definitely deserves a mention, but for me Alec Stock (he started the show rolling)

why has my vote for Stock not been registered? I have a British passport ffs

[hal9thou]

Alec Stock was largely responsible for dragging this club out of the mediocrity where it had languished pretty much forever. TF had done more than anyone since to reverse that situation, despite his intentions.

Dowie btw has better stats for us than most people on the list.....

[Ginger Ninja]

Alec Stock was largely responsible for dragging this club out of the mediocrity where it had languished pretty much forever. TF had done more than anyone since to reverse that situation, despite his intentions.

Dowie btw has better stats for us than most people on the list.....

I forgot about Dowie. For the short time he was here I thought he did a great job. Was surprised and disappointed when the fat man showed him the door.

[Hubble]

Trevor Francis, Steve Burtenshaw, Tommy Doc, Paulo, Wilko and even Dowie could have been added. Dowie having quite a good win ratio

With respect mate, I think it's highly unlikely anyone would vote for any of those, except perhaps Timmy the Doc.

[Abseits]

Reckon Don Howe is best I've seen, particularly when Bobby Gould did stint as no.2. Our tactics, shape, formation were very fluid under him but always spot on..... he definitely understood the game and knew how to set us up to get results and play nice football. I can't remember precise circumstances but I felt owners jettisoned him far too soon and purely cos he was a bit old and dour and not a "personality" like say, El Tel. Think it was "health reasons" that led to him going but I thought that was just a convenient cover story. To this day I still believe getting rid of Don Howe was the catalyst for a sustained period of decline into administration and third tier.

[Shepherds Mush]

Dowie - ledge !

[West Acton]

Thought bobby Gould was long ball merchant

[72bus]

Thought bobby Gould was long ball merchant

he was at wimbledon

[Timmy the Doc]

With respect mate, I think it's highly unlikely anyone would vote for any of those, except perhaps Timmy the Doc.

I might . One of those was our manager when I saw us play live for the first time.

[Hertford Hoop]

With respect mate, I think it's highly unlikely anyone would vote for any of those, except perhaps Timmy the Doc.

Very true but Holloway, Magilton and Smith were in the list and I'd have the others ahead of them

[cross it Dave]

I am very surprised Gordon Jago is not on the list.

If memory serves me right, he bought Stan Bowles, Don Givens, Phil Parkes and Dave Thomas.

Probably quite a few other players as well who became the best team this club has had and willever have.