who's your favourite r's manager of all time????

[winalotto]

Venables, look what he achieved after he left , Gregory new what sort of manager he would become thats why he wanted him in the board room as well.

[stainrodisalegend]

Venners, even tho he was a crook...

[stanistheman]

Sexton, Venables and G.Francis (1st time).

If the latter had not been forced out, there is a good chance that QPR would have stayed in the Prem and have gone on to grow as a club.

Who knows, Abramovitch might have bought QPR instead of Chelsea. In the early - mid 90s QPR were often London's top placed club and with the right investment could now be where Chelsea are.

[davidla80]

I was too young to be affected by managers in the 70s leaving.
Since then I would say Venables (especiallyas he had said that he wouldn't go to Spurs so it looked like he was staying and then he went to Barca instead!)
Ollie - because it looked like he was stitched up.
De Canio - becuase he had us playing exciting football for the first time in a long while.
David

[Youvebeenrangered]

Gerry Francis and Ian Holloway for me....

Ian Holloway is a fantastic man, really bought some pride back into supporting Queens Park Rangers fc.

[Ric-Roc]

Toss up between Gary Waddock and Ray Wilkins

[jfish]

Frank Sibley

[ollyhoops]

Gerry Francis

[jfish]

Houston-Rioch....

[oldhoop]

TV & Alec Stock QPR legends both.


Dave Sexton a man with style and panache and an unmatched understanding of the game.

It is unlikley that we will ever find anyone to match this "big 3"

[BUSHRANGER1982]

Me too but Dave Sexton has to be in there as well.

:horror: How on earth did I forget Dave Sexton :waaaht: Yeah, Jago, Sexton, Venables, the three best managers in my time as a supporter.