Absolutely no spark at QPR anymore

[MYU]

Has Steve really left, he was doing wonders with the youth.

[CroydonCaptainJack]

It's the end of the world folks

[1973 ranger]

Ramsay going back and Gallen leaving is down to one man and one man only. OUR D.O.F

[hal9thou]

It's the end of the world folks

Given the level of investment relative to where we are now in the league, and where we were when TF walked through the door, I think it would be reasonable to say that his regime has been the most unsuccessful any top two tier club has ever experienced. Yet the predictably awful decisions still keep getting made.

Totally inexplicable.

[Harryboy]

Has Steve really left, he was doing wonders with the youth.

On gardening leave apparently, we all know what than means, gutted for him

[dogsrrs]

I just heard about that, what is this club up to?

If that ain't Les looking after his budy I dont know what is

[MYU]

On gardening leave apparently, we all know what than means, gutted for him

Where does it say this, still on the site as First Team Coach.

http://www.qpr.co.uk/team/first-team/staff-profiles/

[Joe90]

I have not posted for ages. Mostly because I don't agree with the pessimistic views on forums at times. That and the fickle nature of many fans to me is frustrating. I have spent many years at LR I sense a real apathy and disconnect between the club and fans. If you speak to many other clubs this is a similar tale.In my opinion we are seeing the beginning of the end of footballs popularity in the UK. Money, greed, and an ageing fanbase being major causes.

I think you could be right and it's even worse for small clubs like us because gone to is the time of supporting your "local" team. Young people, especially those from first and second generation immigrant families are more likely to follow one of the bigger clubs. Also, the clubs are more concerned about exporting the "brand". Take for example Everton - their sponsor Chang Beer is not aimed at the UK market, it's aimed at the Asian market! I think we should be thankful that QPR play in the best part of London so at least when we get a crappy result like today we don't have to trek through some dingy trading estate.

[MYU]

I think you could be right and it's even worse for small clubs like us because gone to is the time of supporting your "local" team. Young people, especially those from first and second generation immigrant families are more likely to follow one of the bigger clubs. Also, the clubs are more concerned about exporting the "brand". Take for example Everton - their sponsor Chang Beer is not aimed at the UK market, it's aimed at the Asian market! I think we should be thankful that QPR play in the best part of London so at least when we get a crappy result like today we don't have to trek through some dingy trading estate.

We have Air Asia which don't fly to the UK, it is what it is.

[Harryboy]

Where does it say this, still on the site as First Team Coach.
http://www.qpr.co.uk/team/first-team/staff-profiles/

They won't say that on the website, I'm not a true believer in social media but it's all over it, you can take it with a pinch or sack off salt

[lymehoop]

I have not posted for ages. Mostly because I don't agree with the pessimistic views on forums at times. That and the fickle nature of many fans to me is frustrating. I have spent many years at LR I sense a real apathy and disconnect between the club and fans. If you speak to many other clubs this is a similar tale.In my opinion we are seeing the beginning of the end of footballs popularity in the UK. Money, greed, and an ageing fanbase being major causes.

agree with a lot of this. Watching another average Rooney performance and his £300,000 a week also makes me want to puke. Much more of this no strikers and 3 defensive midfielders and I'm voting with my feet

[Jimmy Floyd Rabbit]

It's the end of the world folks

Well it's not is it & I don't see anyone saying that, but it is pretty sad to see something you love and enjoy dying a slow miserable death. As pointed out, 1 injury time first half goal in 13 games. That's absolutely disgusting. No wonder the crowd are dead as a door nail.

[Kirill]

Gallen to be replaced by Ramsey? You couldn't make it up.

[MYU]

Well it's not is it & I don't see anyone saying that, but it is pretty sad to see something you love and enjoy dying a slow miserable death. As pointed out, 1 injury time first half goal in 13 games. That's absolutely disgusting. No wonder the crowd are dead as a door nail.

Agree with this, it needs to looked at asap.

I remember just a few years ago it used to be buzzing at LR, it's completely dead now and it's not us fans that's made it like that.

[Harryboy]

Gallen to be replaced by Ramsey? You couldn't make it up.

Sorry If I have put up wrong info, it's probably all bull from Facebook as per usual