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  • surrey_hoop
    Silver Seat
    • Jun 2014
    • 1834

    #16
    Originally posted by Jogo
    I expect he will tweet at the end of the season, mistakes were made, the buck stops with me and we will learn from these mistakes....blah blah blah blah blah.....
    I find it funny that the "buck stops with him" yet he is still to keep to his promise to step down as chairman if it wasn't working out. The man is an egomaniac, simple as that.

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    • Shania
      C Club
      • Apr 2010
      • 23695

      #17
      So Sir Les is the club´s scapegoat now. Harry is free of responiblity for his own team and it´s results, It looks like. Deary me, I`ve heard it all now.
      Last edited by Shania; 01-02-2015, 04:56 PM.
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      • surrey_hoop
        Silver Seat
        • Jun 2014
        • 1834

        #18
        Originally posted by Shania
        So Sir Les is the club´s scapegoat now. Harry is free of responiblity for his own team, It looks like. Deary me.
        Nothing is ever Redknapp's fault.

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        • Jogo
          No. 10
          • Apr 2012
          • 2192

          #19
          Originally posted by surrey_hoop
          I find it funny that the "buck stops with him" yet he is still to keep to his promise to step down as chairman if it wasn't working out. The man is an egomaniac, simple as that.
          No one can say he isn't a nice guy, but you need to be a ruthless barsteward in this game. The bloke just wants to be loved by everyone and gets made a mug. As much as I hated Flavio Briatore and his regime, I couldn't see him being taken for a ride by managers and players alike.

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          • surrey_hoop
            Silver Seat
            • Jun 2014
            • 1834

            #20
            Originally posted by Jogo
            No one can say he isn't a nice guy, but you need to be a ruthless barsteward in this game. The bloke just wants to be loved by everyone and gets made a mug. As much as I hated Flavio Briatore and his regime, I couldn't see him being taken for a ride by managers and players alike.
            Spot on. You would've thought that such a successful businessman would have a ruthless streak in him. Until he stops craving adoration from the fans and paying too much attention to the ideas of football agents or Redknapp and his cronies, nothing will change.

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            • Suppahoopsa
              Apprentice
              • Jan 2015
              • 24

              #21
              Originally posted by surrey_hoop
              I find it funny that the "buck stops with him" yet he is still to keep to his promise to step down as chairman if it wasn't working out. The man is an egomaniac, simple as that.
              Fernandes is guilty of one thing..being too naive! He has put his wealth and business reputation on the line for our club and been kicked in the bollx for being too enthusiastic. We last won a meaningful trophy well over 40 years ago and seem to suffer from delusions of grandeur as fans! When will it be commonly agreed that we are Qpr fans because we enjoy the odd bits of ecstasy even more due to our pre determined nature of always being the underdog.

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              • MYU
                Administrator
                • Mar 2009
                • 43466

                #22
                Originally posted by Suppahoopsa
                Fernandes is guilty of one thing..being too naive! He has put his wealth and business reputation on the line for our club and been kicked in the bollx for being too enthusiastic. We last won a meaningful trophy well over 40 years ago and seem to suffer from delusions of grandeur as fans! When will it be commonly agreed that we are Qpr fans because we enjoy the odd bits of ecstasy even more due to our pre determined nature of always being the underdog.
                You're not wrong there, however I've always thought that the manager should be the one highlighting the players he wants, not anyone else as then it's not his team.

                I'd rather Harry get in his loans and then let the new manager buy who he wants when he comes in.

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                • QPRWEBBIE
                  Silver Seat
                  • Mar 2011
                  • 3172

                  #23
                  Jesus, Tony/Naive, les overseeing and being a scapegoat or not, Harry not the right person and has TF up his ar*e, none of this would matter to anybody if the players performed like there paid to do and we had a few wins under our belt. Everything about the club / management could be 100% but if the players don't stand up and be counted nothing changes

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                  • californiahoop
                    Silver Seat
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 4932

                    #24
                    Originally posted by Shania
                    So Sir Les is the club´s scapegoat now. Harry is free of responiblity for his own team and it´s results, It looks like. Deary me, I`ve heard it all now.
                    Originally posted by surrey_hoop
                    Nothing is ever Redknapp's fault.
                    Hmmmm.
                    Kept the faith!

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                    • Tarbie
                      Gold Seat
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 8542

                      #25
                      Originally posted by QPRWEBBIE
                      Jesus, Tony/Naive, les overseeing and being a scapegoat or not, Harry not the right person and has TF up his ar*e, none of this would matter to anybody if the players performed like there paid to do and we had a few wins under our belt. Everything about the club / management could be 100% but if the players don't stand up and be counted nothing changes
                      When things are consistently bad on the pitch, which even the biggest Fernandes supporter would have to admit has been the case for much of his reign, you have to question management for me. And that doesn't stop at the Head Coach, that goes all the way up to C-Level at the club.

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                      • californiahoop
                        Silver Seat
                        • Mar 2009
                        • 4932

                        #26
                        I am sure he would not put up with similar results in his other businesses!
                        Kept the faith!

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                        • QPRWEBBIE
                          Silver Seat
                          • Mar 2011
                          • 3172

                          #27
                          Originally posted by Tarbie
                          When things are consistently bad on the pitch, which even the biggest Fernandes supporter would have to admit has been the case for much of his reign, you have to question management for me. And that doesn't stop at the Head Coach, that goes all the way up to C-Level at the club.
                          Not saying that they are not to partly blame, but does it give the players the right not to perform. The players should play to the best of there ability no matter who owns or manages the club. Some of the things we are seeing on the pitch are worse than school boy errors.

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                          • Shania
                            C Club
                            • Apr 2010
                            • 23695

                            #28
                            Originally posted by surrey_hoop
                            Nothing is ever Redknapp's fault.
                            No, and with Harrys son and daughter in Law dining with Amit and his wife, the farce seems complete.
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                            • Tarbie
                              Gold Seat
                              • Mar 2009
                              • 8542

                              #29
                              Originally posted by QPRWEBBIE
                              Not saying that they are not to partly blame, but does it give the players the right not to perform. The players should play to the best of there ability no matter who owns or manages the club. Some of the things we are seeing on the pitch are worse than school boy errors.
                              Surely it's down to the manager to put a team out that is capable and prepared to perform well. When you are consistently not achieving the expected results I really think you have to look beyond individual players and question why the group as a whole is not performing.

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                              • QPRWEBBIE
                                Silver Seat
                                • Mar 2011
                                • 3172

                                #30
                                Originally posted by Tarbie
                                Surely it's down to the manager to put a team out that is capable and prepared to perform well. When you are consistently not achieving the expected results I really think you have to look beyond individual players and question why the group as a whole is not performing.
                                So who does he drop and put in, you must be looking to make around 7 changes

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