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Phil Beard Resigns.
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So if they walk then we wont be needing any buckets? Quick go tell Rich! :-)The club isn't being put into debt. The debt is to the shareholders who have given assurances that it's at their own personal risk, not the club's. So if/when they ever leave any outstanding debt would be written off (or paid off, as in the case of the £27m Barclays loan) and not passed on to the club.
The above is not my personal take but what the owners themselves have stated, a statement which they can be held accountable for. So isn't it about time this myth was destroyed about the debt being to QPR FC ?Comment
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Looks like a months notice has been given. For such a senior position it doesn't seem long. I would guess this has been brewing for a while and maybe the board have decided to have a complete clean sweep.Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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Oh god.. I bet you've got that day pencilled in haven't you V?!Comment
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I think everyone agrees his heart is in the right place but that doesn't make him the messiah who can't be criticised or put to blame.
Even TF admits he made a lot of mistakes. It's only now everything is starting to hit home and it looks like we're making progress. If we stay up, which I believe we will, everything will look better than it ever has and the club will be in it's strongest position since TF joined. It really is a huge few months for the club, on and off the pitch.Comment
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He was Chelsea anyway.
F'ing useless and deserves to get his head caved in if he every steps foot near HQ again.Comment
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I don't think anyone has stopped the select few from criticising him?.. Many object to it but cant physically stop people, it is a forum after all.I think everyone agrees his heart is in the right place but that doesn't make him the messiah who can't be criticised or put to blame.
Even TF admits he made a lot of mistakes. It's only now everything is starting to hit home and it looks like we're making progress. If we stay up, which I believe we will, everything will look better than it ever has and the club will be in it's strongest position since TF joined. It really is a huge few months for the club, on and off the pitch.
To be honest if the future is now going to be bright moving forward, then these first 3 years wont look so bad when we look back and chuck in a day at Wembley.Comment
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Tell that to the Football league when then fine us for FFPThe club isn't being put into debt. The debt is to the shareholders who have given assurances that it's at their own personal risk, not the club's. So if/when they ever leave, any outstanding debt would be written off by them (or paid off, as in the case of the £27m Barclays loan) and not passed on to the club.
The above is not my personal take but what the owners themselves have stated, a statement which they can be held accountable for. So isn't it about time this myth was destroyed about the debt being to QPR FC ?We Are The People.....Comment
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