Love the fact Ollie uses the term " allow to play for QPR " , he wants players, who understand its a privilege to put on the hoops , just love his attitude
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QPR Fans Forum | Ian Holloway & Lee Hoos - 16/03/17
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The question about when Hoos thinks we could become a sustainable club without shareholder funding. and if the shareholders would look to back the manager in the summer transfer window ( question from Mark Manning)Tony Fernandes Blue N White ArmyComment
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Great read and viewing
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How exactly did you ask the question? I'm not sure I understand the point you're making from the above.
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Full question sent in:-
Given the better financial outlook for the club indicated in the latest set of accounts how long does Lee think it will take for us to become a sustainable football club, without the need for shareholder support, based on our current revenue streams.
And supplementary question if we achieve this, have the current shareholders indicated that they would make further “tactical” investment into the squad if the right player that Ollie wanted came up for sale.
Hope that makes a bit more sense now
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To be fair if I was Hoos I wouldn't want to give a definitive answer either. If he gives a time scale to when the club should be sustainable without shareholders, that's what the fans will expect straight away, and if that target isn't met (not a guarantee anyway) the fans could be up in arms about it. Plus, revenue could change many times so it must be difficult to give a prediction anyway, in which case he would probably be wise not to make any kind of forecast or prediction.Full question sent in:-
Given the better financial outlook for the club indicated in the latest set of accounts how long does Lee think it will take for us to become a sustainable football club, without the need for shareholder support, based on our current revenue streams.
And supplementary question if we achieve this, have the current shareholders indicated that they would make further “tactical” investment into the squad if the right player that Ollie wanted came up for sale.
Hope that makes a bit more sense now
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Agreed - and to prove it he didn't answer any element of my question!!! Thought Id try thoughTo be fair if I was Hoos I wouldn't want to give a definitive answer either. If he gives a time scale to when the club should be sustainable without shareholders, that's what the fans will expect straight away, and if that target isn't met (not a guarantee anyway) the fans could be up in arms about it. Plus, revenue could change many times so it must be difficult to give a prediction anyway, in which case he would probably be wise not to make any kind of forecast or prediction.
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