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If he comes into the team, is not ready and flops, everybody would get on his back. Positive for the club as a whole, don't think so.Leave a comment:
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Haha. Tbh I have never ever seen the boy play but I'm sure our management would stick him in if he was anywhere near good enoughLeave a comment:
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They do that with experienced and new signings too.Leave a comment:
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The only reason I would say not yet is because some of our "fans" are awful and have the patience of a 2 year old. Soon as he puts a foot wrong he'd get slaughtered and it could ruin his confidence like so many before himLeave a comment:
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Why old Alzheimer grandad sold hitchcock shows how much of a divv he is.Leave a comment:
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I think we should be playing youth regardless, I said I could understand, if players were playing so well that they couldn't be dropped. But we're never in that situation. I think there has been a few youngsters that are out on loan or have left that should have been given a chance. QPR should have a policy of having at least 1 youth player in the match day squad. Force it upon the coaches and management. I think that will give the youth a bit of hope.Leave a comment:
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I bet if Sterling was still a QPR player, Harry will not play him and would be declaring that the kid needs to get experience by going on loan!Leave a comment:
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Been saying the same for 18 months mate.
He's looked head and shoulders above everyone else in every U21 game I've seen him play in, he's been rated highly by every club he's gone to on loan and scored goals on every loan spell. Let's be honest, he couldn't do any worse than our current crop of wingers who have been nothing short of embarrassing this season. On top of all of that, it would give every kid in our youth set-up a lift to see one of youngsters getting a proper run in the 1st team!Leave a comment:
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