Got into a punchup with a teammate at Southampton, and has apparently not turned up for training with Inter for two days..no one knows where he is.
Do we really need this at our club lol
Do we really need this at our club lol
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Italian media reporting he has turned us down, wants a move to AC..."When you went to the corner and saw our fans celebrating the way they were you just wanted to be part of it" - Shaun Derry after we beat the scum 1-0Comment
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hes just been suspended by inter apparentlyi supported qpr in the glory days when chris kiwomya and michael ngonge played up front
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We have not been in contact With him??QPR
Best team in the world
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Haven't been in contact?! We've agreed a bleedin loan for him. Except apparently he doesn't want to play for Redknapp. Sounds perfect.
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Too many loan moves + bad attitudes = Not good enoughQPR fan since1987
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If the bloke dosnt want to play n the prem and not talk to us as he is holding out for someone else, move on.
IMO over the last few years we have hung around for too many like hm and they turned out to be useless money grabbing donkeys.
Yes he may be a good player but only if his hearts in it.
I dont want to but i would prefer to get relegated with players who give 100% and want to be here.
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Let's face it, no one wants to come here that would enhance the team long-term, we've become pariahs. And Harry's all about short-term anyway. Never seems to bring in the youth, he's over-reliant on over-paid, older players. The loans we've been associated with are either nutters like Osvaldo or high-cost, short-termers like M'Vila. Except apparently Osvaldo doesn't want to come here anyway.
In the summer Harry was given the funds to build a team that could do well in the Prem, certainly one that wouldn't struggle. Yet again, he's failed. Supporting QPR has become a miserable experience these days, and it looks like Harry will drag us down, like he has before, and like he has other teams before. He should have been pensioned off when we got promoted, but Fernandes either doesn't have the vision or he's under Harold's spell - or both - because the profligate pocket-liner is still with us.
And now we have another bunch of players who are either under-performing or injured or constantly unfit. What is going on?
Caulker has proved to be a lesser player than we thought under Harry and the same can be said of Jordon Mutch, except more so. That's a tidy £14 million or so just there. Rio has proved to be over the hill, so that's another waste of a first team berth with another high wage earner. Sandro was a recognised crock Spurs were happy to unload at £8 million. He's been injured for most of his time here so far. £5 million Matty Phillips from last season has never been properly integrated and remains a marginal player. The only player who has showed some worth is £8-10 million Leroy Fer, and he hasn't proved as great as we hoped either.
Two loans have proven their worth: Isla and Vargas. As far as I can see, that's the only really good business we've done. The other loan, Harry's perennial favourite Nike Kranjcar has also proved marginal.
So that's a cool £30 million spent on transfer fees alone, and here we are, back in the relegation zone in January, still lumbered with this over-rated, over-the-hill manager and a tweeting chairman who just never seems to learn.Last edited by Hubble; 26-01-2015, 09:48 AM.Comment
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Most on here were pleased with those transfers.Comment
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