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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    And like I said on another thread he looks at times as if he does learn from his mistakes which is fantastic. He’s had a brilliant month. Let’s hope it continues!

    Credit where it’s due and dug out when he’s crap. Simple!
    Last edited by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit; 09-11-2017, 06:59 AM.

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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    Originally posted by Bluehoop
    See I'm reading this thread and the position now is 9 points clear rather than the 5 points prior to the Forest debacle - oh yeah there were wins against the top two in the league before that, but no one refers to that ot adjusts the 5 points to 9 or addresses any of the positives. They just do what 72 says and throw pointless abuse through sad (that they think are clever) names that fail to address anything. A distinct lack of patience, understanding or acceptance that we are in a huge period of transition and a proper spoilt brat mentality more appropriate to the SW postcodes. #weareqpr #realfootballnotponcysouthwestlondontwunts
    You precious thing.

    Lets judge him in May shall we.

    Openly said he's a great fella but extremely average manager. I apologise for having an opinion.

    Hollowhead? Its a silly name, bit like those on here who constantly refer to the best manager we've had in 20 odd years as Colin Wan*ker. That seemed ok though didn't it?
    Last edited by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit; 09-11-2017, 06:29 AM.

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  • Ginger Ninja
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    Originally posted by Bluehoop
    See I'm reading this thread and the position now is 9 points clear rather than the 5 points prior to the Forest debacle - oh yeah there were wins against the top two in the league before that, but no one refers to that ot adjusts the 5 points to 9 or addresses any of the positives. They just do what 72 says and throw pointless abuse through sad (that they think are clever) names that fail to address anything. A distinct lack of patience, understanding or acceptance that we are in a huge period of transition and a proper spoilt brat mentality more appropriate to the SW postcodes. #weareqpr #realfootballnotponcysouthwestlondontwunts
    This.

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  • Rebel R's
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    If the board are to sack Holloway (who they stupidly appointed in the 1st place),who would we get realistically get that would be better,we have a zero budget for players in January, a huge fine to pay and a team composed of mostly league 1 standard players ......keep Holloway because at least the players give 100% for him and seem to respect him

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  • Bluehoop
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    Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
    5 points off the bottom three.

    Ian Hollowheads barmy army
    Originally posted by 72bus
    i don't know why fans want to insult him by calling him hollohead , show some respect lads . the team are trying for him so he must have something going , we just beat 2 good teams , sure he has his faults who hasn't
    See I'm reading this thread and the position now is 9 points clear rather than the 5 points prior to the Forest debacle - oh yeah there were wins against the top two in the league before that, but no one refers to that ot adjusts the 5 points to 9 or addresses any of the positives. They just do what 72 says and throw pointless abuse through sad (that they think are clever) names that fail to address anything. A distinct lack of patience, understanding or acceptance that we are in a huge period of transition and a proper spoilt brat mentality more appropriate to the SW postcodes. #weareqpr #realfootballnotponcysouthwestlondontwunts

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  • Tarbie
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    Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
    A great spell he had there. Let's talk about his other more recent appointments;

    Millwall

    Crystal Palace

    QPR
    And Leicester before that. Blackpool is the only club in the last 10 years that he's averaged better than 1 win every 3 games. It was more like 1 win in 5 games at Millwall.

    Is what it is though. Fernandes likes him, and judging by the extracts from his book that have been in the press, Fernandes ain't going anywhere. As such, I'd expect Ollie will be here for the foreseeable.

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  • Awin
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    Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
    A great spell he had there. Let's talk about his other more recent appointments;

    Millwall

    Crystal Palace

    QPR
    Oh Jimmy, who would you be happy with?

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  • 72bus
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    i don't know why fans want to insult him by calling him hollohead , show some respect lads . the team are trying for him so he must have something going , we just beat 2 good teams , sure he has his faults who hasn't

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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    Originally posted by Stanley
    For all his limitations, it's clear players love playing for him:

    The question was put to the former Liverpool man on Monday night's episode of The Debate on Sky Sports, where he praised Ollie for the impact he had on him while working together at Blackpool.

    Responding to the question 'Who was the best manager you played under?', Adam said:

    "I'd probably say Ian Holloway. He gave me the freedom to play and made me the player I was. He's an inspiration, a great character, a great manager and he propelled my career. I had a chat with him before I got to Blackpool and he said 'I'll get you to the Premier League'. I never believed him but he got me there and I owe a lot to him."

    Read more: http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/sport...-adam-13874540
    A great spell he had there. Let's talk about his other more recent appointments;

    Millwall

    Crystal Palace

    QPR

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  • Stanley
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    Stoke City midfielder Charlie Adam names Ollie as the best manager he's played for

    For all his limitations, it's clear players love playing for him:

    The question was put to the former Liverpool man on Monday night's episode of The Debate on Sky Sports, where he praised Ollie for the impact he had on him while working together at Blackpool.

    Responding to the question 'Who was the best manager you played under?', Adam said:

    "I'd probably say Ian Holloway. He gave me the freedom to play and made me the player I was. He's an inspiration, a great character, a great manager and he propelled my career. I had a chat with him before I got to Blackpool and he said 'I'll get you to the Premier League'. I never believed him but he got me there and I owe a lot to him."

    Read more: http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/sport...-adam-13874540

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  • Ginger Ninja
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    I'm not quite in the Ollie out camp yet but I'm starting to get royally pissed off with it all.

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  • rickyranger
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    Originally posted by CroydonCaptainJack
    That's four years old.
    Think you will find that since then he’s only got worse Millwall comes to mind and off course us!!!!!

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  • CroydonCaptainJack
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    That's four years old.

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  • rickyranger
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    With his witty disposition, colourful analogies and entertaining manner, it's easy to see why most football fans have a soft spot for Ian Holloway...

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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    Originally posted by Northolt_Rs
    We’re now down to 17th in the league....
    Erm yea I know. Hence my post.

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