Not sorry to see Jim go but..........

[QPRbob]

Not too sorry to see Jim go as his team selections and substitutions left a lot to be desired. Can't fault his passion though and we were playing some nice football under him. Unfortunately the results weren't there.
Have a lot of respect for John Gorman and the way he has stood by Jim, but he is a big loss. The man was highly respected within the game. Anyone else feel that JG going is a big loss?.

[ollyhoops]

I actually thought he would had taken over as manager, however, given the circumstances I guess he was part of our failure setup, so it was probably best for him to go as well.

We did play some good football but like you say results wasn't there...

[JudoRanger]

i am disapointed to see them both go. i really warmed to JM and his passion was great, but in the end that is what has cost him his job - too much passion. if reports are true though.

but gorman definatley is a big loss, his contacts are invaluble and its a shame how things have ended.

[Quaz]

i am disapointed to see them both go. i really warmed to JM and his passion was great, but in the end that is what has cost him his job - too much passion. if reports are true though.

but gorman definatley is a big loss, his contacts are invaluble and its a shame how things have ended.

quite happy to see JM gone....fine line between passion & bullying.

[vanhoop]

hello bob,think the players will miss jg more than the fans.understand he,s well respected within the game but may come across as too nice.where as jim was allegedly opposite.good guy bad guy didnt work lets hope we get the right combo this time

[Quaz]

lets hope we get the right combo this time

yep,just get 2 guys that look like they should be working the door at a nightclub

[Gtleighsr3]

Harvester used to do a resonable combo,ask facto.

[vanhoop]

yep,just get 2 guys that look like they should be working the door at a nightclub

vinny jones and wally downes;D