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  • BUSHRANGER1982
    Gold Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 5666

    #16
    We have fielded 2 different sides in the space of a few days. One didn't even look like it was in the same league as Tottenham, the other was no match for it's league two opposition last night.
    After what I have witnessed since Hull on the opening day, I really don't hold out much hope that we'll get a point, let alone win.
    Something is drastically wrong at our club, and for the first time since Harry walked in the door at Loftus Rd, I am adding my voice to those calling for a change in management.
    Considering the hopeless, hapless dross we have on the playing staff, Tony Pulis and his brand of no-frills, dour football, might have to do.

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    • Busheyboy
      Silver Seat
      • Jul 2012
      • 1190

      #17
      Harry has always been regarded as a motivator - but I'm not sure if he can motivate anymore.

      Apart from really being up for it at Wembley, I can't remember many occasions when Harry's side has shown some pride, fight and courage.

      We seem spineless and lacking in any desire or hunger

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      • Shepherds Mush
        Platinum Seat
        • Nov 2012
        • 10325

        #18
        Originally posted by Busheyboy
        We seem spineless and lacking in any desire or hunger
        Worryingly, just like in the dreadful Hughes era.....

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        • West London is Rss
          Gold Seat
          • Jun 2013
          • 6372

          #19
          Fernandes has yet to come out and speak about the defeat yesterday.. His last words in the ice bucket thing was 'a message to the players and management, please win'
          His also recently said his got all the players Harry wanted so its up to him now.. Signalling the buck stops with Harry if he cant get the team performing now.

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          • BUSHRANGER1982
            Gold Seat
            • Mar 2009
            • 5666

            #20
            Originally posted by Busheyboy
            Harry has always been regarded as a motivator - but I'm not sure if he can motivate anymore.

            Apart from really being up for it at Wembley, I can't remember many occasions when Harry's side has shown some pride, fight and courage.

            We seem spineless and lacking in any desire or hunger
            Yes, aside from the play-off games, motivation seems to have been sadly lacking.

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            • 12321
              Silver Seat
              • May 2012
              • 1452

              #21
              If - I know a big if - we win on Saturday we will be on track for survival, 3 points from 3games. Average that out over a season and it will be just about enough to stay up.
              Yes it looks bleak right now but things can change and change quickly. After a win everything seems different so it's important to keep it all in perspective because the last thing we need is an absent or even hostile 12th man, that's a recipe for disaster.

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              • BUSHRANGER1982
                Gold Seat
                • Mar 2009
                • 5666

                #22
                Would dearly love us to beat Sunderland on Saturday, and if we do, I would certainly have a re-think.

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