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Until Ollie gets the boot its pointless speculating. Who's to say they ever going to sack him.Leave a comment:
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What planet are you on?For my money, Ollie the most exciting manager we've had since before Redknapp. Yes, he's got some explaining to do re the constant lineup changes. Yes, hard to understand starting Petrasso and then Goss in back-to-back games where we still need to avoid relegation. Yes, we've lost six games in a row for the second time this season. Maddening. Yet, we are playing better now than we have for a year despite lacking full and necessary talent to pursue the playoffs/promotion. And short of his last needless comment re the fans needing to chin up, he's shown the kind of blood-and-guts drive we haven't seen in forever. IMO, give him the offseason to sign three significant upgrades (striker, center midfield, center back), then give him at least half of the season to show what he can do.
He's been an absolute disaster.
Just look at his record.
Great with the "I love QPR" but what a plonker.
Couldn't manage a p up in a breweryLeave a comment:
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To be honest, I think the glaringly obvious answer is to send Les packing along with Holloway and use both their wages to try and attract a decent manager!
If we are going on the same budget as Holloway with Les still looking over his shoulder, all we will do is hire another failure!Leave a comment:
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Karanka mentioned afew times.
What does he bring to the team? I don't mean 'successful at this level', that's nonsense, so has Ollie and Redknapp but here they are....
...Why Karanka, what kind of team do we get under his management?Leave a comment:
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He has indeed, i was very underwhelmed by his appointment and stated so several times but after the Rotherham game, although we didn't play that well, I said hands up I got it wrong and Olly has proved me wrong but ever since I said that he seems to have gone on this journey of self destruction and his interview after Saturday was just plain embarrassing. We do constantly take it on the chin but you don't say that after a 6 game losing streak the last being against your local rivals, which your fans have sold out ! Very poor from Olly and he should have apologized and said it was heat of the moment, that fact he hasn't leaves him on very thin ice.......lose again on Saturday and irrelevant of the Blackburn result he will be in big big trouble, as fans will not be backing him anymore.Leave a comment:
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Ginge, if Holloway hadn't embarked upon this madness from the Derby game onwards, there would have been no issues at all from the majority who were happy with the progress.
He really has brought it all upon himself IMO.Leave a comment:
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why on earth at QPR do we always say: "It's not his team, give him time". View being that he needs to sign 11 players then we can judge him. He's already got Freeman, Goss, Smith in. Now you're saying get in improvements in the 3 areas of the pitch other than goalie. Why can't he coach the bloody team? Why can't he organize the defence to know what they're doing? Buying players isn't the answer all the time. We just need an experienced manager with no QPR connections.For my money, Ollie the most exciting manager we've had since before Redknapp. Yes, he's got some explaining to do re the constant lineup changes. Yes, hard to understand starting Petrasso and then Goss in back-to-back games where we still need to avoid relegation. Yes, we've lost six games in a row for the second time this season. Maddening. Yet, we are playing better now than we have for a year despite lacking full and necessary talent to pursue the playoffs/promotion. And short of his last needless comment re the fans needing to chin up, he's shown the kind of blood-and-guts drive we haven't seen in forever. IMO, give him the offseason to sign three significant upgrades (striker, center midfield, center back), then give him at least half of the season to show what he can do.Leave a comment:
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agree with uFor my money, Ollie the most exciting manager we've had since before Redknapp. Yes, he's got some explaining to do re the constant lineup changes. Yes, hard to understand starting Petrasso and then Goss in back-to-back games where we still need to avoid relegation. Yes, we've lost six games in a row for the second time this season. Maddening. Yet, we are playing better now than we have for a year despite lacking full and necessary talent to pursue the playoffs/promotion. And short of his last needless comment re the fans needing to chin up, he's shown the kind of blood-and-guts drive we haven't seen in forever. IMO, give him the offseason to sign three significant upgrades (striker, center midfield, center back), then give him at least half of the season to show what he can do.Leave a comment:
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For my money, Ollie the most exciting manager we've had since before Redknapp. Yes, he's got some explaining to do re the constant lineup changes. Yes, hard to understand starting Petrasso and then Goss in back-to-back games where we still need to avoid relegation. Yes, we've lost six games in a row for the second time this season. Maddening. Yet, we are playing better now than we have for a year despite lacking full and necessary talent to pursue the playoffs/promotion. And short of his last needless comment re the fans needing to chin up, he's shown the kind of blood-and-guts drive we haven't seen in forever. IMO, give him the offseason to sign three significant upgrades (striker, center midfield, center back), then give him at least half of the season to show what he can do.Last edited by Qprtanpa1; 24-04-2017, 12:57 PM.Leave a comment:
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