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  • madara
    Bronze Seat
    • Jan 2013
    • 718

    #16
    Hughes do have a point. Hughes was in charge for 12 games, HR for many more. HR also lost more points in the games that mattered eg the 6 pointers. I'm not saying we shouldn't have sacked hughes, I'm just saying the blame should be on everyone not just a few. It's a team game.

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    • Tarbie
      Gold Seat
      • Mar 2009
      • 8542

      #17
      Originally posted by madara
      Hughes do have a point. Hughes was in charge for 12 games, HR for many more. HR also lost more points in the games that mattered eg the 6 pointers. I'm not saying we shouldn't have sacked hughes, I'm just saying the blame should be on everyone not just a few. It's a team game.
      Hughes put the squad together, buck stops with him as far as I'm concerned!

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      • QPR Richard
        Gold Seat
        • Sep 2011
        • 6489

        #18
        Originally posted by Tarbie
        Hughes put the squad together, buck stops with him as far as I'm concerned!
        That's how I see it too.
        Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.

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        • madara
          Bronze Seat
          • Jan 2013
          • 718

          #19
          The thing is we brought in HR to get us to stay up. There is no point in changing manager otherwise. If we were doomed before the man utd game then we might as well keep hughes and see what he can do when not playing the top 10 teams which we did the 12 first games. Also compared to when hughes was here we drifted more into the relegation zone at the end of the season.

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          • Tarbie
            Gold Seat
            • Mar 2009
            • 8542

            #20
            Originally posted by madara
            The thing is we brought in HR to get us to stay up. There is no point in changing manager otherwise. If we were doomed before the man utd game then we might as well keep hughes and see what he can do when not playing the top 10 teams which we did the 12 first games. Also compared to when hughes was here we drifted more into the relegation zone at the end of the season.
            Nonsense, alright Harry didn't keep us up but the club has been steadily improving since he got here and we're better prepared for this season than we would have been had a new manager only had 6 weeks to sort everything out. Hughes had to go and if anything he was sacked too late!

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