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Strange really, if a couple of results had gone our way this season we'd be out of the drop zone and no one would be talking about us.Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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Fair comment ....think our buying policy has been better of late and they seem to be learning, just something about the Zarate deal and HR's attitude to him.Hope the board aren't choosing the players
Unless of course he was brought in on someone else's say so....if you know what I mean...replying to JimmyComment
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Have a read of this......3 paragraphs here that i agree with
Bhatia and Fernandes and to an extend Bin Meranun and Gnanalingam, have proved themselves to QPR fans many times over and their word is rightly trusted. So someone, somewhere should be able to put their head above the parapet now and back Harry, explain why the club has ruled out January signings or help weed out who is undermining Redknapp's position.
Fans will have every right to look at what Redknapp has achieved since his arrival and demand he is given time and money, other fans might look at that same timeline and see it at as a travesty that Rangers are fighting another relegation battle with the funds spent in recent seasons. What both sets of fans would probably agree on is that having Redknapp stuck out in no-man's land with empty pockets and minimal backing is not helping the club.
Right now, Redknapp is being let down by some of his players on the pitch, namely the likes of Niko Kranjcar, Junior Hoilett and Rio Ferdinand, who are not pulling their weight. He is being undermined by others off of it when rows with Adel Taarabt and more recently Shaun Wright-Phillips have spilled into the press.
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is that walley downes who got the sack by harryHave a read of this......3 paragraphs here that i agree with
Bhatia and Fernandes and to an extend Bin Meranun and Gnanalingam, have proved themselves to QPR fans many times over and their word is rightly trusted. So someone, somewhere should be able to put their head above the parapet now and back Harry, explain why the club has ruled out January signings or help weed out who is undermining Redknapp's position.
Fans will have every right to look at what Redknapp has achieved since his arrival and demand he is given time and money, other fans might look at that same timeline and see it at as a travesty that Rangers are fighting another relegation battle with the funds spent in recent seasons. What both sets of fans would probably agree on is that having Redknapp stuck out in no-man's land with empty pockets and minimal backing is not helping the club.
Right now, Redknapp is being let down by some of his players on the pitch, namely the likes of Niko Kranjcar, Junior Hoilett and Rio Ferdinand, who are not pulling their weight. He is being undermined by others off of it when rows with Adel Taarabt and more recently Shaun Wright-Phillips have spilled into the press.
http://www.espnfc.com/club/queens-pa...lubs-strugglesComment
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Absolutely right on all 3 counts here. I think everyone acknowledges that no matter what, investment is necessary at the moment, and seeing as harry is unlikely to leave - as much as some want him to - we may as well be supporting the proposition of making purchases in january. And by the way, since he took over, Harry has only really been supported in the first january window. Last January he loaned most of his players and same now.Have a read of this......3 paragraphs here that i agree with
Bhatia and Fernandes and to an extend Bin Meranun and Gnanalingam, have proved themselves to QPR fans many times over and their word is rightly trusted. So someone, somewhere should be able to put their head above the parapet now and back Harry, explain why the club has ruled out January signings or help weed out who is undermining Redknapp's position.
Fans will have every right to look at what Redknapp has achieved since his arrival and demand he is given time and money, other fans might look at that same timeline and see it at as a travesty that Rangers are fighting another relegation battle with the funds spent in recent seasons. What both sets of fans would probably agree on is that having Redknapp stuck out in no-man's land with empty pockets and minimal backing is not helping the club.
Right now, Redknapp is being let down by some of his players on the pitch, namely the likes of Niko Kranjcar, Junior Hoilett and Rio Ferdinand, who are not pulling their weight. He is being undermined by others off of it when rows with Adel Taarabt and more recently Shaun Wright-Phillips have spilled into the press.
http://www.espnfc.com/club/queens-pa...lubs-struggles"What stats allow you to do is not take things at face value. The idea that I trust my eyes more than the stats, I just don't buy that because I've seen magicians pull rabbits out of hats and I know I just know that rabbit's not in there." - Billy Beane

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Agree nass........I wonder whether the board will come out and make a statement ...Are we skint?..Are they interested?...Anything to do with FFP?....I dunno, think the fans need toAbsolutely right on all 3 counts here. I think everyone acknowledges that no matter what, investment is necessary at the moment, and seeing as harry is unlikely to leave - as much as some want him to - we may as well be supporting the proposition of making purchases in january. And by the way, since he took over, Harry has only really been supported in the first january window. Last January he loaned most of his players and same now.
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Rio and Niko don't even play. Load of tosh that article IMO. Wally seems a very bitter Man.Have a read of this......3 paragraphs here that i agree with
Bhatia and Fernandes and to an extend Bin Meranun and Gnanalingam, have proved themselves to QPR fans many times over and their word is rightly trusted. So someone, somewhere should be able to put their head above the parapet now and back Harry, explain why the club has ruled out January signings or help weed out who is undermining Redknapp's position.
Fans will have every right to look at what Redknapp has achieved since his arrival and demand he is given time and money, other fans might look at that same timeline and see it at as a travesty that Rangers are fighting another relegation battle with the funds spent in recent seasons. What both sets of fans would probably agree on is that having Redknapp stuck out in no-man's land with empty pockets and minimal backing is not helping the club.
Right now, Redknapp is being let down by some of his players on the pitch, namely the likes of Niko Kranjcar, Junior Hoilett and Rio Ferdinand, who are not pulling their weight. He is being undermined by others off of it when rows with Adel Taarabt and more recently Shaun Wright-Phillips have spilled into the press.
http://www.espnfc.com/club/queens-pa...lubs-strugglesYou should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.Comment
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I am not so sure that someone else couldn't do better.
QPR have a reasonably decent squad and should be doing better.
I don't buy into Redknapp's rubbish about how many of them were playing in the championship last season as that list includes the likes of Green Dunne Onouha Barton Hoilett Krancjar & Zamora who have played most of their football in the Premiership!
For instance, if Palace can go to Burnley and win how did QPR go there and get lucky to only lose 2-1?
Redknapp has a good win percentage at most of his clubs bar QPR and Southampton. He has been heavily backed in his time here but really has failed to deliver. The promotion was, in all honesty,very lucky.
I don't know if Hoddle or Sherwood but honestly feel that QPR are heading down if Refknapp stays and the Board don't let him buy his way out of this mess. as ridiculous as it may sound, he needs funds to buy a proper winger and perhaps a commanding centre back.Last edited by stanistheman; 18-01-2015, 10:27 PM.Comment
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I tried to highlight the 3 paras but for some reason it wouldn't have it.....I think all 3 make good points, even though i know who wrote it.
If Rio had started how most of us expected then would we be where we are now?...Hoilett and Krancjar have been a let down along with a few others i admit.Comment
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What has started to worry me if that's the right word, is Hughes did well at Fulham ...atrociously for us ...and now is putting his time with us behind him and doing well again.I am not so sure that someone else couldn't do better.
QPR have a reasonably decent squad and should be doing better.
I don't buy into Redknapp's rubbish about how many of them were playing in the championship last season as that list includes the likes of Green Dunne Onouha Barton Hoilett Krancjar & Zamora who have played most of their football in the Premiership!
For instance, if Palace can go to Burnley and win how did QPR go there and get lucky to only lose 2-1?
Redknapp has a good win percentage at most of his clubs bar QPR and Southampton. He has been heavily backed in his time here but really has failed to deliver. The promotion was, in all honesty,very lucky.
I don't know if Hoddle or Sherwood but honestly feel that QPR are heading down if Refknapp stays and the Board don't let him buy his way out of this mess. as ridiculous as it may sound, he needs funds to buy a proper winger and perhaps a commanding centre back.
You see the common denominator?Comment

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