Sunday Express and BBC

[abbeylands]

Queens Park Rangers will again try to persuade Malaga boss Antonia Tapia to take over as their manager following the exit of Paulo Sousa.

[qprmarc]

who?

[qprmarc]

another cheap option is it

[Ric-Roc]

lord no not again

[Bernie's barnet]

Can't be right. Pete was quite clear. The shortlist when - oops sorry, if - Sousa went would be Scolari, Trapattoni, Donadoni and Eriksson. Has that changed now the campaign to undermine Sousa is not needed any longer?

[crowlehoops]

never heard of him

[Squirrel]

I want a British manager!!

[Fez]

Round, round, round we go!

[QPR RUSS]

We will have a british manager until he is sacked just before xmas then a foreign coach to replace him

QPR is groundhog day!!!

[ranger4life]

he was shortlisted for the Newcastle job i do believe

[ranger4life]

p.s squirrel you have a foreign manager as your avatar;)

[Rebel R's]

I want a British manager!!

so you would not want De Canio back?

[Factamondo]

ldc is the 'past'............the way forward is with a british manager who knows british players and the effort needed to get out of the ccc.its the easiest league to get in.but the hardest to get out of!

[Neo]

If I remember right LDC did a fine job and went due to personal problems. If he has no personal issues stopping him returning I can't see a problem with him returning. Not like he was a failure and is coming back.

I would welcome LDC.

[C.Mongler]

If I remember right LDC did a fine job and went due to personal problems. If he has no personal issues stopping him returning I can't see a problem with him returning. Not like he was a failure and is coming back.

I would welcome LDC.

I think he was a great manager, and got us playing some great football, but I am not sure if he would be suited for the role now. Throughout his career, he has been a specialist in consolidating and keeping up struggling teams.

Now that we have consolidated our position somewhat, we need a manager who is given a reign without interference, to continue building the team, with an experience of taking teams up.