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This. He had to prove he was able to take up the role. Despite a terrible start he's shown enough I feel to at least justify the fans support.
He's never going to be Jose or Pep. But i'd happily say he's a Bristolian Klopp. Most importantly, he's our lad now, he's back.Comment
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I was trying to find the article (I think it was in the Evening Standard) about Holloway and his deaf twins. From what I recall the Club paid for them to go to a special school. I remember Holloway saying that he would never forget the kindness of the Club. I think this is why he holds the Club in such great estime..Comment
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That was a good listen and again feel so reassured that Ollies the right man and we are getting our club back! I'm also confident he is building a team that next season will finish too 10 and hopefully challenge for the play offs!!
Also, one of the best things in that interview is right at the beginning when Ollie confirms we have the option to make Wsolevs deal permanent if we want to!Comment
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Best move ever getting Holloway back in the club....LOVE ITComment
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Sounds good west, not heard it yet but sounds good.... he wasnt my choice for manager but always said Id hive him a chance and support him. With these performances and now results going our way, plus the hopeful additions of a few good signings in the TW, he could soon be a great appointment. Still away to go yet for me to be completely convinced, but so far so good. Keep it up Ollie and Birch!!
SIR LESLIE FERDINAND!!Comment
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Loved Ollie first time round, wasn't keen on his return (second stints rarely work) but I'm warming to Ollie again. There is no doubting his commitment and hunger to do well
Ollies Blue armyI blew a lot on vodka and tonic, gambling and fags. Looking back, I think I overdid it on the tonic. - The one and only Stanley BowlesComment
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So far in this window he has seen Sebastian Polter, Tjaronn Chery and Sandro have left the club as well as Adel Taraabt and Gladwin leaving on loan. Incomings have seen Kazenga Lua Lua arrive at the club as Holloway looks to bring in players who represent him more.
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Actions speak louder than words. I'd be quite happy if he said nothing to any media outlet until the summer holidays.
He doing OK, let's just see how he goes.Comment
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I love ollie, when i first started supporting qpr he was our manager and used to have me in histerics! Ill admit i used to be a chelsea supporter until i was about 10 or so and the main reasons i took a liking to qpr was the name, location and small club with no money (how ironic years later) but ollie truly made me love the club and the community/fun feeling it had about it compared to successful teams.
Glad hes back here and one major thing i think is being overlooked is his transparency and honesty with goings on at the club, we have an idea whats going on and that the management have confirmed we're in a pickle rather than glossing everything over and saying promotion is the goal all the timeComment
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Don't get me wrong I love Ollie, hope that he gets a decent amount of time and the performance against Reading was fantastic.....However before that 6 defeats and 2 games we won, but weren't that good in all honesty.
Still early doors and just hope things are finally on the up rather than a false dawn but where as I wasn't one to want shot of him after that terrible run I'm also not one to think after one good performance the corner has been turned.
Time will tell, starting against the Rupert's on SaturdayComment
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League games I think he's won 4 and lost 6 right? So 12 from 10 which I think is good given teams we've playedComment
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