Harry Redknapp a failure is what you are!

[W12_Ranger]

The man has been making excuses all his career, 70 years old and one major trophy. Redknapp thinks he is too good for us, don't make me laugh a few sound bites on MOTD can't hide his failure to keep us up.

In my opinion 'Arry the Failure' should kindly **** and let a better manager like Zola take the reins.

Wayne Bridge is nothing more than a smokescreen for another excuse in a long run of excuses throughout his career.

[Wrighty]

Yep. Sick of him blaming everyone else all the time!

[Felt]

Fourth in the league the year before last, FA Cup winner, Champions League quarter-finals a couple of season ago.

Let me know when you become that kind of "failure".

Our fans really are the worst.

What has Tony Fernandes done in football? I assume he's still alright in your book.

[QPRWEBBIE]

So getting Pompey out of the mire and taking spurs from a mid table team to a team fighting for champions league is pretty shi* ,well I hope he can under perform like that for us

[Wrighty]

No one mentioning leaving four of his five clubs in administration???!

[Felt]

No one mentioning leaving four of his five clubs in administration???!

How is that his fault? Sounds more like chairman with Fernandes-level nous.

[acricketer]

Harry is innocent!

[QPRWEBBIE]

No one mentioning leaving four of his five clubs in administration???!

Ha ha, your nuts,whenever has a manager been responsible for getting a club into administration.

[vespa]

Ha ha, your nuts,whenever has a manager been responsible for getting a club into administration.

He does like to spend ,wherever he goes

[QPRWEBBIE]

He does like to spend ,wherever he goes

That's not the point,the chairman or CEO would cap spending before administration was anywhere near

[WeAreQPR12]

i'd personally be shocked if Harry isn't sacked or leaves before Jan.

Not getting a good feeling and like w12 said, now is not the time to look for excuses, let's correct what has gone wrong instead of being the press puppet!

[brightonr]

Unless I've missed something, so far he has been a total failure for us. 20 odd games and couldn't even get us above Reading, just further away from 17th place than we were when he arrived.

Didn't want him in the first place, not surprised he failed badly. The only thing that surprised even me, was his consistently ridiculous team selection and tactics.

If he is thinking about leaving and allowing us to get someone decent in, he should never have said he was staying. Perhaps he does want to stay though and try to put right the almighty mess he made of last season, so not criticising him for something he hasn't done yet.

Sorry, but if he couldn't keep us up with the squad he had at his disposal, then I really cannot see how he can be regarded as anything other than a failure. This is the bloke who everyone thought was a great man-manager, but I for one saw not a lot of evidence that anybody was really playing for him. Just a bunch of losers who, ............. well, kept losing.

[vespa]

That's not the point,the chairman or CEO would cap spending before administration was anywhere near

But its no coincidence that ,with a manager who likes to spend and can manipulate the press to back him , a weak chairman will be persuaded to open the cheque book

[vespa]

Unless I've missed something, so far he has been a total failure for us. 20 odd games and couldn't even get us above Reading, just further away from 17th place than we were when he arrived.

Didn't want him in the first place, not surprised he failed badly. The only thing that surprised even me, was his consistently ridiculous team selection and tactics.

If he is thinking about leaving and allowing us to get someone decent in, he should never have said he was staying. Perhaps he does want to stay though and try to put right the almighty mess he made of last season, so not criticising him for something he hasn't done yet.

Sorry, but if he couldn't keep us up with the squad he had at his disposal, then I really cannot see how he can be regarded as anything other than a failure. This is the bloke who everyone thought was a great man-manager, but I for one saw not a lot of evidence that anybody was really playing for him. Just a bunch of losers who, ............. well, kept losing.

Cant argue with any of that

[MYU]

But its no coincidence that ,with a manager who likes to spend and can manipulate the press to back him , a weak chairman will be persuaded to open the cheque book

I'm glad Tony didn't fall for it this time.

He don't want to stay here or walk away, it seems he wants to get the sack... just the way it looks right now.