Agent Ray sent in to finish the job Agent Adel started. Bless the Fools, soppy f u cking mongos
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you could be right. some coachs make terrible manangers-steve clarke is ment to be top notch but got the sack at west brom. maybe a case of the new found owners from abroad looking for others to join them-plenty od talent from these shores imo. how no-one takes a punt on hoddle amazes me.Originally posted by W12_Ranger View PostThat was a long time ago though , experience working with with the best managers would have provided a learning curve
A coach in Wilkins capacity is more about what goes on the training field. Take away Wilkins smashing nicey personality on TV and what you have is a real football man I find it plausible that he is a Premier league coach in standard.PRIDE OF LONDON.
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Fair pointsOriginally posted by W12_Ranger View PostThat was a long time ago though , experience working with with the best managers would have provided a learning curve
A coach in Wilkins capacity is more about what goes on the training field. Take away Wilkins smashing nicey personality on TV and what you have is a real football man I find it plausible that he is a Premier league coach in standard.
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Wilkins was the worst manager we have had that I can remember. And I'm OLD!'Only a Ranger!' cried Gandalf. 'My dear Frodo, that is just what the Rangers are: the last remnant in the South of the great people, the Men of West London.' - Lord of the Rings, Book II, Chapter I - Many Meetings.
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Some statsOriginally posted by dsqpr View PostWilkins was the worst manager we have had that I can remember. And I'm OLD!
Neil Warnock 39.2% wins from 84 games
Ray Harford 12.2% wins from 41 games
Ray Wilkins 38.8% wins from 80 games
Wilkins has a higher win percentage than most ex Rangers managers,but everyone just remembers the relegation.I was surprised by the stats.
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Why has Wilkins getting us relegated been erased from every bio I've ever read about the man? Also it never gets mentioned on TV, even when our games were being televised last season and nailed on to go down and Wilkins was in the studio commenting on the game. Nobody ever said, "so Ray, you know what it's like to take QPR down…"
It's been glossed over.
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Why has nobody asked Mark Lawrenson how it feels to take it up the bottle?.Originally posted by Westway View PostWhy has Wilkins getting us relegated been erased from every bio I've ever read about the man? Also it never gets mentioned on TV, even when our games were being televised last season and nailed on to go down and Wilkins was in the studio commenting on the game. Nobody ever said, "so Ray, you know what it's like to take QPR down…"
It's been glossed over.
The mysterys of TV punditism.
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It was actually his attitude that I took issue with.Originally posted by stan_bowles View PostSome stats
Neil Warnock 39.2% wins from 84 games
Ray Harford 12.2% wins from 41 games
Ray Wilkins 38.8% wins from 80 games
Wilkins has a higher win percentage than most ex Rangers managers,but everyone just remembers the relegation.I was surprised by the stats.
Also, the stats really need to be for points gained rather than just wins, although it is hard to see Harford overtaking Wilkins once you include the draws! But it might reduce the obvious gap.'Only a Ranger!' cried Gandalf. 'My dear Frodo, that is just what the Rangers are: the last remnant in the South of the great people, the Men of West London.' - Lord of the Rings, Book II, Chapter I - Many Meetings.
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31 wins,13 draws and 36 losses.Originally posted by dsqpr View PostIt was actually his attitude that I took issue with.
Also, the stats really need to be for points gained rather than just wins, although it is hard to see Harford overtaking Wilkins once you include the draws! But it might reduce the obvious gap.
Not sure what that works out at points per game,but almost 50% losses is what cost us.
Harford's was 5 wins lol.
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