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  • vblockranger
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    Originally posted by West London is Rss
    I think his already passed the reins over to Les...
    Still would be better to have an ever present Chairman who can devote all his time to the running of the football club as his only business. That and a football savvy CEO and we will really be getting somewhere.

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  • West London is Rss
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    Originally posted by vblockranger
    TF is hardly in the country and devotes a fraction of his time as Chairman so maybe he will pass on the reins too? maybe its all change at rangers?
    I think his already passed the reins over to Les...

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  • vblockranger
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    TF is hardly in the country and devotes a fraction of his time as Chairman so maybe he will pass on the reins too? maybe its all change at rangers?

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  • West London is Rss
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    Originally posted by Stanley
    That fine is by far a foregone conclusion.

    A) We'd need to be relegated.

    B) The FL ruling is far from being legally water-tight and QPR FC know that and will challenge it, together with all the other affected clubs who know it full well too.
    Exactly we would more than challenge it, if it came to it.
    Im not even sure it would be feasible that they punish us? - The FFP rules came in after we spent all the money on wages etc AND got relegated... It would hardly be fair.

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  • kron-1664
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    Redknapp done a decent job for us, not brilliant but decent. I think Beard was thrown right in at the deepend, probably only just started to get to grips with the mad world of Football.

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  • Stanley
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    Originally posted by Rangersw12
    Tell that to the Football league when then fine us for FFP
    That fine is by far a foregone conclusion.

    A) We'd need to be relegated.

    B) The FL ruling is far from being legally water-tight and QPR FC know that and will challenge it, together with all the other affected clubs who know it full well too.

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  • MYU
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    Originally posted by Rangersw12
    Tell that to the Football league when then fine us for FFP
    Only if it would work like that?

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  • californiahoop
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    Originally posted by Hitman34
    Of course it does. The stadium has now gone for a burton.
    Bruised knees for the foreseeable future me thinks.
    I hope you are wrong but I can understand why you are saying this.

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  • West London is Rss
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    Originally posted by vblockranger
    Wonder who the new CEO will be? Les could turn out to be a great DOF so maybe things are on the up
    No idea. I imagine Les will decide along with the board?

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  • maverick69
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    I think the whole £5 billion deal has changed the strategy for many clubs........

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  • vblockranger
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    Originally posted by West London is Rss
    I think we are there now. Get a decent Chief Exec in and it will be as good as we've had in many years off the pitch.
    Wonder who the new CEO will be? Les could turn out to be a great DOF so maybe things are on the up

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  • West London is Rss
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    Originally posted by vblockranger
    Actually i want the total sh!t out of the club,,,,getting there!
    I think we are there now. Get a decent Chief Exec in and it will be as good as we've had in many years off the pitch.

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  • Rangersw12
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    Originally posted by Stanley
    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 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 ?
    Tell that to the Football league when then fine us for FFP

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  • vblockranger
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    Originally posted by Stanley
    No. Why would we?
    Good news then if they are accountable for that statement and the debt disappears with them. Got a bottle of Champers in the fridge ready :-) The cynical side of me tho wonders if these big businessmen would take a hit like that. Fingers crossed.

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  • West London is Rss
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    Originally posted by Mattyqpr
    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.
    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.
    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.

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