Redknapp passing the buck not his fault

[Jimmy Floyd Rabbit]

So TF brings in a manager that he thinks will work, (mark hughes)... but the manager fails, TFs fault!!

OR

TF listens to the fans brings in a manager that the fans want (harry redknapp)... but the manager fails, TFs fault!!


... I really hope the next manager is successful.

Had a manager that could of kept us up in Warnock but outed him for the big name.

[Kevin Mcleod]

Tony Out!

[Nick]

Had a manager that could of kept us up in Warnock but outed him for the big name.

Agree with you there Jimmy.

I was always a big fan of Warnock. Rangers played some of their best football under him..... I would love to know where we would be had he been given the chance and money.

But I tell you what if we hadn't gone for Redknapp I guarantee everyone would be saying, if only we went for Redknapp we would be playing premiership football now.

[West London is Rss]

I think saying Tony Out is ridiculous.. Hughes and Redknapp are only 'bad' managerial choices now in hindsight, when we know they haven't worked

At the time Warnock went everyone was 50/50 whether it was right on Warnock but most agreed Hughes was a good choice to lead us up the table.
Same with Redknapp, he was the best man for the job at the time and everyone wanted him in. For whatever reason both choices haven't worked.
Hughes should of got us mid-table in the Prem and we should of walked the league this year with Redknapp, or at least be running away with it with Leicester.
Both have under-achieved.

Players coming in are the only thing Fernandes should maybe be questioned on, as he knows, but he did put his hand in pocket and listened to the managers choices as any owner does. Most of these players haven't worked either for whatever reason.. I don't think Fernandes should be criticised, like he has been.

Hughes and Redknapp haven't worked, the next appointment is a big one and one I believe will be totally different to these two.

[brightonr]

Hard to make a case for listening to the fans. Many would have gone for this mug, given the chance. It's only very recently that the vast majority have come to the conclusion that he is a total and utter waste of space and has set us back a couple of years at least.

I see Dazzer is still sitting on the fence though.

[Greg1882]

Not too sure about that, I doubt any advisor on the planet would of foreseen harry being such a flop and only getting us third place in the championship to be totally honest.

I meant with his next appointment mate . We need to take our time and choose carefully so as not to go down the big name route again.

[Qprtanpa1]

Does it bother anyone that HR has never taken responsibility for anything on his watch? I admire leaders who shoulder the responsibility and at times blame for not measuring up, with the pledge they will do whatever they can, 24/7, to make things work. In our situation, at the very least, it sends a message to the fans who follow this team with their hearts and their wallets: "We hear you, and want you to know that both I and the players will find a way to bring our "A" game, every game, win or lose.

[West London is Rss]

Clint Hill is a player that will always admit to something and it being his fault..
Not sure if anyone else noticed but on Saturday he came over holding his hands up to all the Rangers fans, apologising for giving away the corner for their 1st and slipping for their 2nd

[Qprtanpa1]

Because I live in the States I've been unable to watch the games live; have to rely on BBC radio which often utilizes commentators more interested in talking about old war stories than doing the play-by-play of the game. What you say about Clint Hill is heartening; would take 11 players like him playing all out and falling short of promotion versus a team of hired guns.

[Rebel R's]

With the money and support he had ( best in the division) he can have no excuses if we fail, which I'm pretty sure he will, his selection, tactics and transfer dealings have felt be baffled

[Jimmy Floyd Rabbit]

I wonder why everytime Redcrap is interviewed he's never asked about his tactics like other managers are?

Always the same spiel rolled out with the same generic answers.

[Qprtanpa1]

Totally agree -- thought maybe that's just the way it is with English football...

[stanistheman]

Not too sure about that, I doubt any advisor on the planet would of foreseen harry being such a flop and only getting us third place in the championship to be totally honest.

you have a point there. Afterall, Redknapp did well at West Ham, Portsmouth & Spurs and was heavily linked with the England job. His only blemish was at Southampton.

So he has now added QPR to his blemishes. This is not Fernandes' fault, but I do agree that perhpas he needs someone better than Beard to help him. Any chance of linking up with David Dein?

[Bill]

Dinosaur manager. Sell by date well & truly up. If he by some miracle gets us up (which I don't think he will) or if he doesn't he has to go. We need a young vibrant manager with something to go for in the game not a multi multi millionaire who's just counting down the days until he's sitting in the sun.

That's been Fernandes' problem always needs the big name, Hughesless, Redcrap. Not working.

and the penny finally drops ill accept your apology in advance

[cowleyhoop]

I wonder who's fault tonights defeat is still i guess it won't be long until Harry enlightens us