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  • Yousef
    Gold Seat
    • Jul 2009
    • 9553

    #16
    Originally posted by hooploft
    I'd rather see the ponce off the wage list I'm sure we could get a younger better work rate for far less dosh out of the lower leagues maybe not quite as good , but give me a trier over a fat ponce anyday
    Lloyd Dyer? I know he is older but worth a punt.
    QPR fan since1987

    @yousef_qpr

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    • QPRDave
      The number 10
      • Mar 2009
      • 32080

      #17
      Originally posted by hooploft
      I'd rather see the ponce off the wage list I'm sure we could get a younger better work rate for far less dosh out of the lower leagues maybe not quite as good , but give me a trier over a fat ponce anyday
      I think/hope we might see a better Hoilett next season. None of the players we bought lacked the skills they needed imo but they did lack application/attitude. Lets see what these players do under Harry and a full pre-season, and clearing out the bad attitudes in the squad

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      • zeberdee
        Silver Seat
        • Nov 2012
        • 1599

        #18
        Originally posted by hooploft
        I'd rather see the ponce off the wage list I'm sure we could get a younger better work rate for far less dosh out of the lower leagues maybe not quite as good , but give me a trier over a fat ponce anyday
        Too true. Townsend really showed up a lot of the dross in the team.

        He was on £5k a week or less according to Harry and his performances pi$$ed all over every single one of the stars who are paid more in a week than he got all season.

        The club really went to town last summer paying the maximum possible for the minimum return imaginable.

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        • Shania
          C Club
          • Apr 2010
          • 23697

          #19
          Originally posted by QPRDave
          I think/hope we might see a better Hoilett next season. None of the players we bought lacked the skills they needed imo but they did lack application/attitude. Lets see what these players do under Harry and a full pre-season, and clearing out the bad attitudes in the squad
          Which wouldn´t have been a problem in Germany. The split in the dressing room should have been sorted by Warnock,Hughes and even Redknapp respectively.
          QPR
          Best team in the world
          Sort of

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          • Alex Ranger
            Apprentice
            • May 2013
            • 67

            #20
            Hoilett not pony. Give him a chance with a proper pre season behind him, being played regularly and free for injury. think he will be key for us next season. People too quick to say all the players we had last season are sh1t, its really not the case. M'Bia aint sh1t, Granero aint sh1t, Cesar aint sh1t, Samba aint sh1t, Hoilett aint sh1t.......we made them sh1t!

            Don't get me wrong i dont want the likes of M'Bia, Cesar and Granero to stay because they dont want to be here but they're not sh1t players.

            Give Harry a chance to build a team, have a full pre season and then lets judge the likes of Samba and Hoilett rather than just saying they're sh1t.

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            • MattyRangers
              Slimmer of The Year
              • Jun 2011
              • 24914

              #21
              Originally posted by Alex Ranger
              Hoilett not pony. Give him a chance with a proper pre season behind him, being played regularly and free for injury. think he will be key for us next season. People too quick to say all the players we had last season are sh1t, its really not the case. M'Bia aint sh1t, Granero aint sh1t, Cesar aint sh1t, Samba aint sh1t, Hoilett aint sh1t.......we made them sh1t!

              Don't get me wrong i dont want the likes of M'Bia, Cesar and Granero to stay because they dont want to be here but they're not sh1t players.

              Give Harry a chance to build a team, have a full pre season and then lets judge the likes of Samba and Hoilett rather than just saying they're sh1t.
              You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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              • stanistheman
                Platinum Seat
                • Mar 2009
                • 11151

                #22
                Originally posted by Alex Ranger
                Hoilett not pony. Give him a chance with a proper pre season behind him, being played regularly and free for injury. think he will be key for us next season. People too quick to say all the players we had last season are sh1t, its really not the case. M'Bia aint sh1t, Granero aint sh1t, Cesar aint sh1t, Samba aint sh1t, Hoilett aint sh1t.......we made them sh1t!

                Don't get me wrong i dont want the likes of M'Bia, Cesar and Granero to stay because they dont want to be here but they're not sh1t players.

                Give Harry a chance to build a team, have a full pre season and then lets judge the likes of Samba and Hoilett rather than just saying they're sh1t.
                I agree, they weren't $h1t, but the management,coaching, orgnaisation, tactics and team selections were.

                The midfield seemed to change almost every game, and the organiition in defence at set pieces especially pre-Dcember was useless.
                Add to that the striker options Hughes had selected for his August -January sqaud meant that QPR struggled to score goals. This is the main reason why the players, underperformed so badly. Once the rot set in and QPR failed to win a game, the players' confidence just drained away.

                Skill and ability are great to have, but when a player loses confidence he will struggle to use the 1st two attributes effectively.

                If QPR sell a lot of the "$h1t" players they will go on to perform well at their new clubs.

                Hughes (and his coaches) and Redknapp screwed up at least just as much as the players did last season. A bit of stability in their team selections might have seen results imrove significantly.

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                • dogsrrs
                  Gold Seat
                  • Mar 2013
                  • 6671

                  #23
                  I didn't say Hoilet was shlt I said he was is a ponce and I don't like ponces, and that includes the rest of the skillful ponces

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                  • Alex Ranger
                    Apprentice
                    • May 2013
                    • 67

                    #24
                    Originally posted by stanistheman
                    I agree, they weren't $h1t, but the management,coaching, orgnaisation, tactics and team selections were.

                    The midfield seemed to change almost every game, and the organiition in defence at set pieces especially pre-Dcember was useless.
                    Add to that the striker options Hughes had selected for his August -January sqaud meant that QPR struggled to score goals. This is the main reason why the players, underperformed so badly. Once the rot set in and QPR failed to win a game, the players' confidence just drained away.

                    Skill and ability are great to have, but when a player loses confidence he will struggle to use the 1st two attributes effectively.

                    If QPR sell a lot of the "$h1t" players they will go on to perform well at their new clubs.

                    Hughes (and his coaches) and Redknapp screwed up at least just as much as the players did last season. A bit of stability in their team selections might have seen results imrove significantly.
                    Agree, annoys me when people just brand the players as sh1t. You dont become sh1t over night. Whatever the situation for the last two seasons with managers, in-fighting, bad attitudes, bad training etc, it was certainly not conducive to high performance. Could've brought any player in and they would not have performed.

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                    • dogsrrs
                      Gold Seat
                      • Mar 2013
                      • 6671

                      #25
                      Originally posted by stanistheman
                      I agree, they weren't $h1t, but the management,coaching, orgnaisation, tactics and team selections were.

                      The midfield seemed to change almost every game, and the organiition in defence at set pieces especially pre-Dcember was useless.
                      Add to that the striker options Hughes had selected for his August -January sqaud meant that QPR struggled to score goals. This is the main reason why the players, underperformed so badly. Once the rot set in and QPR failed to win a game, the players' confidence just drained away.

                      Skill and ability are great to have, but when a player loses confidence he will struggle to use the 1st two attributes effectively.

                      If QPR sell a lot of the "$h1t" players they will go on to perform well at their new clubs.

                      Hughes (and his coaches) and Redknapp screwed up at least just as much as the players did last season. A bit of stability in their team selections might have seen results imrove significantly.
                      Yeah c/mon lets have another round of how useless Redknapp farked up cos he couldn't mend a broken dressing room it's easier to breake something tha to repair it .
                      Judge Redknapp on how he does this season with his own squad

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                      • QPRDave
                        The number 10
                        • Mar 2009
                        • 32080

                        #26
                        Originally posted by hooploft
                        Yeah c/mon lets have another round of how useless Redknapp farked up cos he couldn't mend a broken dressing room it's easier to breake something tha to repair it .
                        Judge Redknapp on how he does this season with his own squad
                        Spot on that man

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                        • Smaug
                          Bronze Seat
                          • Dec 2012
                          • 295

                          #27
                          I think Traore could do well playing left wing, he's not bad at crossing the ball and loses concentration when defending at LB. I also think Hoilett could do a job for us next season, hopefully he has a good pre-season.

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