You know that story is cr*p.
Munchengladbach was the team we competed against when we signed him.
There's no way they are still looking at him after all these years, especially after his performances as well.
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Hoilett to sunderland or munchengladbach is still in the papers, that will be a lovely move to get fifty grand a week of total sh ite out of the door.Leave a comment:
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That is only that Tw*t EDS Amy, who works with that other tw*t Qblockpete.
She's always spouting sh*t. Just like her mate used to.
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Was quite obvious they would come back with a bid a bit higher cos they want him badly, hes gone imo.Leave a comment:
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He will leave no doubt about it, so we should sell and move on and the same about charlie,Leave a comment:
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Does make you wonder, if Les 'wasnt' here would Phillips have been off with that £7m offer..... Also could ask the same question regarding Austin and the under par offers we've had for him??.... great call from the board to appoint a DOF and 1 that has a natural bond with the club!!!Agree with both posts.
Clubs being run properly now and fantastic to see. Les has really got a grip on the financial side of things and really making a point to other clubs QPR are not a easy target anymore.
Why should we sell our prize assets on the cheap or going rate when everyone else hikes their prices sky high for British players.
Fact is if we have Charlie and matty in the team next year we have a hell of a chance of going straight back up. If a club wants to take them from us then pay up.Leave a comment:
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Sort of agree, but half of me does think, even if they aren't happy with it, fark em. They signed a contract for x amount of money for x period of time, and they should honour it. When it's flipped the other way and players are sitting there happy to milk it and take the wages until their contract expires, we are all told that we have offered the contract so why should they move, we should honour it etc, and it's a 2 way street.
That said, I agree with you in that I don't think Austin or Phillips are the sort to have a tantrum about it if they had to stay. After all, we aren't stopping them moving, we just want paying the right price is all.Leave a comment:
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As long as the players are happy then this is great.
Personally think Phillips and Austin would be ok staying and would just get on with it. Can see Fer wanting out though.Leave a comment:
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Its mad that this time last year we would've taken the first offer that came along. Personally think the club are doing very well this window.Leave a comment:
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Great stuff from the club. If clubs want our prized assets, stump up or the cash or they're staying with us. Quite simple really.Leave a comment:
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Does make you wonder, if Les 'wasnt' here would Phillips have been off with that £7m offer..... Also could ask the same question regarding Austin and the under par offers we've had for him??.... great call from the board to appoint a DOF and 1 that has a natural bond with the club!!!Looks like we're playing hard ball.....
West Brom will walk away from their pursuit of Matt Phillips if QPR persist at their £10 million asking price. The Baggies had an opening £5 million offer rejected by the Rangers’ board.
In any normal bidding process the two clubs would then enter a period of dialogue where a middle ground could well be reached. Therefore there had been speculation that a bid of £7 million might eventually see Tony Pulis land the winger who has become his number one target. But QPR are sticking rigidly a a £10 million valuation and therefore Pulis has been left with little option but to look at other targets.
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Looks like we're playing hard ball.....
West Brom will walk away from their pursuit of Matt Phillips if QPR persist at their £10 million asking price. The Baggies had an opening £5 million offer rejected by the Rangers’ board.
In any normal bidding process the two clubs would then enter a period of dialogue where a middle ground could well be reached. Therefore there had been speculation that a bid of £7 million might eventually see Tony Pulis land the winger who has become his number one target. But QPR are sticking rigidly a a £10 million valuation and therefore Pulis has been left with little option but to look at other targets.
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