Sherwood opens talks with QPR

[Stanley]

Tim Sherwood has held talks with QPR and is confident of getting the job.

Former Spurs boss Sherwood could even be installed before Saturday's game with Southampton.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footba...talks-5102412?

[Stanley]

Wouldn't be my choice personally. Think the club should take much longer due diligence to make the right decision over a shortlist of potential candidates. But ho hum...

[californiahoop]

Should have been compiling candidates since last May!

[Jimmy Floyd Rabbit]

Wouldn't be my choice personally. Think the club should take much longer due diligence to make the right decision over a shortlist of potential candidates. But ho hum...

Club have been monitoring Tim Sherwood for a long time Stan by all accounts.

Set up already in place, Les & Chris Ramsey know all the players already. Perfect fit for me.

Not everyone's first choice but as I've said many times on here, the big name successful managers have done nothing but being us failure so I'm 100% up for giving a young hungry manager a shot & every fan should be behind him, if it is him from the get go. No point starting on the wrong foot.

We're all here for the greater good, that is QPR.

[Hubble]

Will this be the least surprising appointment in football? Been flagged up pretty much all season. No wonder Harold got the hump/limp.

[Stanley]

...I'm 100% up for giving a young hungry manager a shot & every fan should be behind him, if it is him from the get go. No point starting on the wrong foot.

We're all here for the greater good, that is QPR.

Agree with that Jim. Of course he would get my full backing if he gets the nod and it goes without saying I'd wish him every success with us.

[12321]

If appointed, he should be given a short contract until the summer. The club can assess his performance over that period, it would also keep him on his toes. In the meantime a short list of potential 'forever' managers should be drawn up, and interviews take place in the summer, including of Sherwood.
There is no point in giving Sherwood a 2or 3 year contract at this stage, we don't know how he will perform and we have to get this right. If he won't go for a short contract, keep Les as caretaker until the summer and let TS sling his hook.

[vblockranger]

Opens talks? lol he has been lined up for a while

[Dale]

I will be fuming if Sherwood takes over

Acts and looks weak, we will become the laughing stock

No players will respect this man

Smh

[CroydonCaptainJack]

I will be fuming if Sherwood takes over

Acts and looks weak, we will become the laughing stock

No players will respect this man

Smh

I see he has the fans behind him from the start then!

[Dale]

I dont think he has many backing him tbh

[nasser95]

Shouldn't matter if we want him or not, we aren't paying him. Just get behind whomever is here, that is our job.

[Nick]

Wouldn't be my choice personally. Think the club should take much longer due diligence to make the right decision over a shortlist of potential candidates. But ho hum...

Tbh mate Im not sure I agree with the whole 'should take their time' when appointing the next manager, purely because I think they have already done that. It isnt rocket science that HR would've left at the end of the season even if we stayed up. Think TF would've looked at all possible managers and for what ever reason came to the conclusion that TS would be the best man. Bringing Les and Ramsey in wasnt for HR. It was for TS imho.... get them 2 in early, get to know the players and when the time's right bring TS in.

[West London is Rss]

The appointment fits and makes sense to me.

[Nick]

The appointment fits and makes sense to me.

Me 2. And with Les and Ramsey their already it'll cause minimal disruption to the players. Something we certainly dont want to happen especially with only 15 games to go.