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That's the way it should be Dave but sadly, I tend to disagree that some of our fellow posters care so much about the Club as their own egos. I can picture several individuals sitting in their string vests with meat in hand just waiting for us to implode so they can say "told ya so". Sad but true

Usually the ones who do not even go to games
How some even consider themselves so called supporters of this club is beyond me when al they ever do is is #### it off at any opportunity whatsoverComment
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Sorry Kirill, this is nonsense.Those fans that have the guts - expose the current owners.
Those that don't - attack these fans and make QPR even a greater laughing stock.
The owners are not kind uncles with bottomless pockets, they are businessmen that royally f*cked up and are incapable of improving the situation without sacrificing something. In this situation we are redundant to them, they need to save their much more important Asian undertakings right now, sell QPR for damage limitation and just move on. So we need to show maturity and move on as well, instead of desperately clinging to the kind rich uncle Tony and Co myth and verbally assaulting the growing numbers among us who no longer subscribe.Comment
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Great work by our board, I really hope that they stay. Surprised that others criticise this even if they go (I hope they don't) by being debt free they would attract a wider range of potential purchasers which means they could select one who they feel have the best interest of the club at heart.Comment
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Personally i`m over the moon they have cleared this massive debt hanging over the club , especially as one of my main concerns about the financial rollercoaster that Fernandes and co have forced the club to ride on ,was that when they were bored /ran out of money /realised that the ground move was never going to happen ,they would just ,up and go and leave us massively in debt , so fair play for that .
Before i start slapping Tony on the back for being a great fella and bailing out the club , i still cant help feeling that we never would have been in such debt if it wasn`t for him and his abject failure at running a football club .
Still , whether he sells or stays ,he`s done the right thing and hopefully we can look forward now ...Rangers,Scooters ,Tunes and TrainersComment
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Ruben yes, TF not really, and TF is the one people criticise.Nasser, for someone whose username & tag line suggests a preference for facts/evidence over belief/opinion, you maybe have overlooked something in you in your sentence "These guys didn't inherit stuff"
Were you aware that Ruben's dad is a USD billionaire? Are you confident none of this money has ever been bestowed onto his son?
"What stats allow you to do is not take things at face value. The idea that I trust my eyes more than the stats, I just don't buy that because I've seen magicians pull rabbits out of hats and I know I just know that rabbit's not in there." - Billy Beane

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The club never had the money in the first place, all the money spent on players and wages have come from the board. This club with 19k stadium can only afford about paying 2k a week in player wages.Comment
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They gambled over their limit and failed:
1) They obviously don't have any more serious money to "invest" in QPR.
2) They desperately need to get some of the already "invested"
money back now to save their more important businesses.
3) Ergo: they are on their way out. It is as clear as daylight.
I think you are just used to those guys in charge,
they seem like nice people after all, so you don't want it to be true,
you fear change as you think it might get worse - while I think it might actually get better
Banning people is no longer my hobby,
but take a look at my photo blog:
http://kirillqpr.blogspot.com/
How and why did I start supporting QPR in Estonia:
http://www.wearetherangersboys.com/forum/blog.php?b=852Comment
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