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  • Shepherds Mush
    Platinum Seat
    • Nov 2012
    • 10325

    #61
    Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
    So you sack a manager you now have to pay up his contract, you've let him already spend millions that can't be returned & have to also start looking for & budgeting for a new manager in due course? Yea fantastic planning that
    Sounds like classic QPR management !

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    • klonk
      Silver Seat
      • May 2011
      • 2401

      #62
      Originally posted by Shepherds Mush
      Sounds like classic QPR management !
      to be fair to tf and co, whereas it's often standard practice to pay up a departing manager's contract (either partially or in full), i think they just kept paying hughes until he left for another job and ramsey was given alternative employment (much to half of twitter's annoyance). given that red chap claimed that he'd resigned, i guess he didn't get paid up in full (although if we ever see the accounts for last season, we might be able to work it out).

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      • jmelanie
        Gold Seat
        • Aug 2011
        • 7525

        #63
        Originally posted by klonk
        to be fair to tf and co, whereas it's often standard practice to pay up a departing manager's contract (either partially or in full), i think they just kept paying hughes until he left for another job and ramsey was given alternative employment (much to half of twitter's annoyance). given that red chap claimed that he'd resigned, i guess he didn't get paid up in full (although if we ever see the accounts for last season, we might be able to work it out).
        I think they only paid Warnock until he went to Leeds.

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        • hal9thou
          Silver Seat
          • May 2012
          • 4258

          #64
          Originally posted by Hubble
          In our own little QPR bubble
          I'm not sure you can compare Clement and JFH. Bottom line is Derby are in the play off zone, ie the target that was set for us by the powers that be for about five minutes when Ramsey was sacked. Before they re-employed him...

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          • Kevin Mcleod
            Referee
            • Aug 2013
            • 17322

            #65
            Originally posted by hal9thou
            I'm not sure you can compare Clement and JFH. Bottom line is Derby are in the play off zone, ie the target that was set for us by the powers that be for about five minutes when Ramsey was sacked. Before they re-employed him...
            How does clements and jfh championship records compare since jfh got here i wonder?
            I'd wager we would be up there if they got him in before the season started instead of that terrible mistake that was ramsey

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            • Hove Ranger
              Silver Seat
              • Aug 2011
              • 4441

              #66
              Originally posted by klonk
              to be fair to tf and co, whereas it's often standard practice to pay up a departing manager's contract (either partially or in full), i think they just kept paying hughes until he left for another job and ramsey was given alternative employment (much to half of twitter's annoyance). given that red chap claimed that he'd resigned, i guess he didn't get paid up in full (although if we ever see the accounts for last season, we might be able to work it out).
              It's standard practice nowadays for departing managers to be paid until they find a new job. No one really gets their contract in full, unless they are happy with sitting on their previous wage until it expires.

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              • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
                Gold Seat
                • Sep 2012
                • 8957

                #67
                Originally posted by Shepherds Mush
                Sounds like classic QPR management !
                True!

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