The whole point about the great man was that he wasn't joking. He was expressing a belief, one that communicated itself to everyone on his staff. And from a philosophy point of view, it's a reasonable opinion. People need to get over themselves - that was basically his line.
He represents the opposite of everything that is QPR these days.
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If we dont get relegated? What then?Ha ha, what would that change? I am not the one who has been scr*wing up our club for years by inept investments and terminal indecision. Most of you who aim your selective moral indignation at me and smugly call for my head now will pretend to forget all about attacking me when you wake up and call for his head after relegation and what will follow.Last edited by Kevin Mcleod; 05-01-2015, 12:18 PM.Leave a comment:
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Ha ha, what would that change? I am not the one who has been scr*wing up our club for years by inept investments and terminal indecision. Most of you who aim your selective moral indignation at me and smugly call for my head now will pretend to forget all about attacking me when you wake up and call for his head after relegation and what will follow.Leave a comment:
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as for the empty seat in the directors box, we are left in limbo with no transfers and no one to sack the cant that is redcrapp.Leave a comment:
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Ok, i will remember that when we lose 3-0 to burnley and 6-0 to man utd and we are bottom of the league.
fark wanting my team to do well and run correctly.Leave a comment:
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Tony is a top Chairman and a top man. Obviously his priorities are elsewhere at the moment. The late great Bill Shankly was amusing, but incorrect.Leave a comment:
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I think far more fans tweeted him with words of sympathy, than the few cretinous fans.Well said Richard.
Personally, I think TF has proven his commitment to us. With his time, his passion and his money.
If any of my relatives had been on that plane, I think I would see his current priority in terms of being there for the families of the bereaved, as the very least he could do. I think I would appreciate it as being the actions and genuine concern of somebody who is probably suffering far more than anyone has ever given thought to.
I also think I would be pretty miffed if he allowed himself to be distracted by a few cretinous fans of a certain West London football club that may wish to embarrass themselves on a form of social media. Make no mistake, they do not embarrass QPR, only themselves. I prefer to be proud that our chairman has got his priorities well and truly correct and am absolutely aghast that any human being would think differently. I'd swap relegation this year and next if it would in some way help those affected, which of course it couldn't.
Kirill, I think the offending part of the post below is the inference taken by some in relation to the highlighted bit.
I know that you didn't mean it, but it reads as though his motives and actions are in some way false and some bizarre type of PR stunt.
If on another thread, you had said that in your opinion, he should have given Harry the elbow long ago, or pointed out that any transfer targets should have been sorted and agreed well before now and certainly before that plane crash, then I doubt if the majority would disagree. The timing and phrasing of your comments could have been better. Having said that, I think we can all be guilty of that to some degree.
Possibly a good moment to draw a line under that particular argument.
MYU, who looks after the twitter account? Perhaps it would be a nice idea for someone to message him on our behalf, letting him know that with the exception of the odd couple of specimens of pond life, almost every Rangers fan fully appreciates that he has far more to worry about at this point in time and that we fully understand. I'd offer, but posting on a football forum is about my limit in terms of interacting with the world.Leave a comment:
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How anyone can cane Fernandes at a time like this is beyond me. Anything football related must be aimed at those that were in a QPR shirt on the playing pitch at Loftus Road today and nowhere elseLeave a comment:
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Well said Richard.
Personally, I think TF has proven his commitment to us. With his time, his passion and his money.
If any of my relatives had been on that plane, I think I would see his current priority in terms of being there for the families of the bereaved, as the very least he could do. I think I would appreciate it as being the actions and genuine concern of somebody who is probably suffering far more than anyone has ever given thought to.
I also think I would be pretty miffed if he allowed himself to be distracted by a few cretinous fans of a certain West London football club that may wish to embarrass themselves on a form of social media. Make no mistake, they do not embarrass QPR, only themselves. I prefer to be proud that our chairman has got his priorities well and truly correct and am absolutely aghast that any human being would think differently. I'd swap relegation this year and next if it would in some way help those affected, which of course it couldn't.
Kirill, I think the offending part of the post below is the inference taken by some in relation to the highlighted bit.
I know that you didn't mean it, but it reads as though his motives and actions are in some way false and some bizarre type of PR stunt.That's cute. The time to sack Redknapp is now (if not months earlier) but TF can obviously get engaged in only one thing at a time. Let us wait until His Chairmanly Majesty has had enough of feeling/dealing with grief in Asia and then maybe he will grace the club with his firm decision ... oh whom am I kidding. We are stuck with Redknapp until March at least when it finally dawns on Ternandes that it might be a good idea after all to try another manager, by which time it will be too late. Fony is a mug and when we are relegated again there will not be another instant promotion miracle and he will do a runner, you mark my words.
If on another thread, you had said that in your opinion, he should have given Harry the elbow long ago, or pointed out that any transfer targets should have been sorted and agreed well before now and certainly before that plane crash, then I doubt if the majority would disagree. The timing and phrasing of your comments could have been better. Having said that, I think we can all be guilty of that to some degree.
Possibly a good moment to draw a line under that particular argument.
MYU, who looks after the twitter account? Perhaps it would be a nice idea for someone to message him on our behalf, letting him know that with the exception of the odd couple of specimens of pond life, almost every Rangers fan fully appreciates that he has far more to worry about at this point in time and that we fully understand. I'd offer, but posting on a football forum is about my limit in terms of interacting with the world.Leave a comment:
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Whatever happened to the QPR family, of which Tony is a huge part? Surely he needs and deserves our support during this terrible time for him?
There's some disgraceful comments on here which is to the shame of our great club.Leave a comment:
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Bang on Bush.and over this tragedy he has excelled by distancing himself from a game of football over something far more important. i have no doubt if it was QPR related he would put his heart into it in every way just as he has because......he cares. he's a decent bloke who at this time dont need a load of c@nts slaughtering him. stick to caning the manager and the players-plenty of time to get at tony if needed. there's a time and a place. my comments are also valid by the way.....it was a ####ing crude way of following on with an agenda that krill has.
Some sickening comments on this thread.
We lost 3-0. Not ideal but in the grand scheme of things who gives a shite.Leave a comment:
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