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  • ILTA
    Apprentice
    • Mar 2009
    • 133

    #1

    Heidar - his situation

    This is what he says himselve.
    Slightly injured - will not be selected for Peterborough but should be fit next week.
    Only one team has asked for him is Watford - as the situation is today he does not expect to go there.
  • MYU
    Administrator
    • Mar 2009
    • 43466

    #2
    He should be told he has to go, small print in all player contracts.

    One of our strikers has to go out on loan, it will be good for the club and player.

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    • cross it Dave
      Silver Seat
      • Sep 2009
      • 3803

      #3
      Originally posted by MYU
      He should be told he has to go, small print in all player contracts.

      One of our strikers has to go out on loan, it will be good for the club and player.
      Small print in the contract aye, anymore you can divulge about players contracts regarding the small print.

      Seriously though, just what does goes in the player's contracts regarding normal T&C's?
      I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.

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      • Morris
        Gold Seat
        • Mar 2009
        • 8965

        #4
        Originally posted by MYU
        He should be told he has to go, small print in all player contracts.

        One of our strikers has to go out on loan, it will be good for the club and player.
        Agyemang probably.

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        • RussRanger
          Unlucky Bloke
          • Apr 2009
          • 4055

          #5
          Originally posted by cross it Dave
          Small print in the contract aye, anymore you can divulge about players contracts regarding the small print.

          Seriously though, just what does goes in the player's contracts regarding normal T&C's?
          The T&C's of a QPR striker's contract:

          Section (1): Avoid the goal on every possible occasion.

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          • sirpiechucker
            Gold Seat
            • Mar 2009
            • 5079

            #6
            The only way we will sign a striker is if another one or two go out on loan first.

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            • ILTA
              Apprentice
              • Mar 2009
              • 133

              #7
              There might be small print in Taraabt and Simpson contract which says they can be called back in certain situations.
              They could even get injured.
              Where would that leave us if Agyemang and/or Helguson have been loaned/sold.

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              • Robbo
                Silver Seat
                • May 2009
                • 1377

                #8
                Originally posted by ILTA
                There might be small print in Taraabt and Simpson contract which says they can be called back in certain situations.
                They could even get injured.
                Where would that leave us if Agyemang and/or Helguson have been loaned/sold.
                Injuries can happen to any player - ours or loanees.
                Vine, Pellicori, Balanta would still be here.... and add some small print in HH and Agyemangs deals that don't allow them back, with any luck.

                And buy Hooper in january.

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                • ILTA
                  Apprentice
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 133

                  #9
                  You would probably be calling for Hooper to be loaned out come march anyway because he will stop scoring - actually he has only scored 2 goals in the championship so far.

                  We actually have so many players now which can score goals.
                  Taraabt, Simpson, Helguson, Pellicori, Agyemang, Hogan, Faurlin, Rowlands, Watson, Routledge, Buzsaky and even Gorrks.

                  Somehow they start scoring when playing for QPR but the question is why. Is it the system they are playing, is it the managers (we had a lot) they are playing for or is it maybe the fans they are playing in front of.

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                  • Robbo
                    Silver Seat
                    • May 2009
                    • 1377

                    #10
                    Originally posted by ILTA
                    You would probably be calling for Hooper to be loaned out come march anyway because he will stop scoring - actually he has only scored 2 goals in the championship so far.

                    We actually have so many players now which can score goals.
                    Taraabt, Simpson, Helguson, Pellicori, Agyemang, Hogan, Faurlin, Rowlands, Watson, Routledge, Buzsaky and even Gorrks.

                    Somehow they start scoring when playing for QPR but the question is why. Is it the system they are playing, is it the managers (we had a lot) they are playing for or is it maybe the fans they are playing in front of.

                    Mind reader eh?

                    Too much for me, that's a knockout blow.

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                    • ILTA
                      Apprentice
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 133

                      #11
                      Should have been we instead of you - sorry about that.

                      More interesting is discuss why the players stop scoring when playing for our beloved team. Does anyone in here have any exlanation

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                      • Robbo
                        Silver Seat
                        • May 2009
                        • 1377

                        #12
                        Originally posted by ILTA
                        Should have been we instead of you - sorry about that.

                        More interesting is discuss why the players stop scoring when playing for our beloved team. Does anyone in here have any exlanation
                        No probs.

                        Jamie Cureton was similar, he was lethal at Reading before us, and the same at Colchester after us.

                        Maybe Dexter will buck the trend, and do it in reverse?!
                        Furlong was the opposite, not exactly prolific at Chelsea and Birmingham... but he's been the shining exception for us, rather than the rule.

                        I think it's because we've tended to go for strikers that are either getting on a bit, or moving down the ladder, rather than the likes of Ferdinand, Bowles and Stainrod who were ambitious and hungry, and saw us as a step up to a great opportunity.
                        Which is why I mentioned Hooper. He might be good, or not. Can't be sure... but he's the type of striker I'd like to see us go after, for a change. Hungry.


                        Too many journeymen recently.

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                        Last edited by Robbo; 11-09-2009, 11:55 AM.

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