What Will Be An Acceptable Final Placing This Season?

[qblockpete]

after the recent goings on?

[Nodge70]

Given the promises and prices. 6th. Anything lower is abject failure and a fundamental failure of our board and DoF

[rmj1982]

6th and im not joking

[dangould]

Nor am I we should be aiming for 6th

[New Cross R]

Given the totally disasterous last 3 month, we'll do well to avoid relegation. I'd like to see the stats but most clubs go down after a run of form that we've had. Top 10 finish would be a miracle.

[QPR1234]

Given the promises and prices. 6th. Anything lower is abject failure and a fundamental failure of our board and DoF

spot on.. what a load of old cobblers that was! dont worry tho.. more coming next year!

[qpr_matt]

after the recent goings on?

Not an excuse. Been an excuse for 2 years. They should have hired the right man, got the right signings and got the ticketing right.

Top 6, anything less is a failure - no matter what spin is put on

[stanistheman]

QPR have no realistic chance of finishing 6th.

Regardless of ticket prices and promises, I would settle for 14th or above.

This has been a hugely disappointing season.

Apart from a few good weeks in September and October, QPR have been very poor and often shambolic. Even when winning those 3 consectutive games, QPR didn't look entirely convincing. Preston, Reading and even Derby created enough chances to have given QPR a stronger challenge in those matches.

Some fans think Magilton was doing a fine job, but I disagree.

He dismantled the defensive work Dowie and then Sousa built upon, he destroyed the confidence of the defenders and even players such as Vine, Buzsaky, Connolly & Gorkss by critising them often and in public and with his constant team changes.

Appointing Hart was a disaster waiting to happen, and thankfully, he resigned after 28 days.

Now, QPR have loaned and sold a lot of high earners, and some that could have done a decent job as part of the team or squad.

Helguson for one, should not have been loaned out to help Watford climb above QPR. They are even paying at least 50% of his salary to do so. If he had to go out on loan, it should have been to a side in the top 3 of the CCC, a Prem struggler (if wanted) or to a promotion chasing team from L1.

For me, this season can't end soon enough, and I'll happily accept today's league position of 14th and hope that next season really will be better, with a better managerial appointment, less Boardroom interference and actually addressing the deficiencies in the squad i.e. better keeper, full backs, strikers (not via loans).

Also to employ a good fitness coach to replace Harbin, who left to join Sousa at Swansea.

[Kevster269]

Yep, stanistheman smacked it on the head, nuff said!

[ollyhoops]

7-10th

[andythefish]

7th-10th probably the best we can hope for!!! Wouldn't have happened if we got the right man in the first place and gave him time to build a decent side!!

[shania]

Given the promises and prices. 6th. Anything lower is abject failure and a fundamental failure of our board and DoF

You dident answer his question!!:amazing:

[Rieger]

You dident answer his question!!:amazing:

What Will Be An Acceptable Final Placing This Season?

Given the promises and prices. 6th.



Pretty sure that is an answer last time I checked. Also one I agree with.

[Nodge70]

You dident answer his question!!:amazing:

Huh?

6th is pretty clear in my book?

[shania]

QPR have no realistic chance of finishing 6th.

Regardless of ticket prices and promises, I would settle for 14th or above.

This has been a hugely disappointing season.

Apart from a few good weeks in September and October, QPR have been very poor and often shambolic. Even when winning those 3 consectutive games, QPR didn't look entirely convincing. Preston, Reading and even Derby created enough chances to have given QPR a stronger challenge in those matches.

Some fans think Magilton was doing a fine job, but I disagree.

He dismantled the defensive work Dowie and then Sousa built upon, he destroyed the confidence of the defenders and even players such as Vine, Buzsaky, Connolly & Gorkss by critising them often and in public and with his constant team changes.

Appointing Hart was a disaster waiting to happen, and thankfully, he resigned after 28 days.

Now, QPR have loaned and sold a lot of high earners, and some that could have done a decent job as part of the team or squad.

Helguson for one, should not have been loaned out to help Watford climb above QPR. They are even paying at least 50% of his salary to do so. If he had to go out on loan, it should have been to a side in the top 3 of the CCC, a Prem struggler (if wanted) or to a promotion chasing team from L1.

For me, this season can't end soon enough, and I'll happily accept today's league position of 14th and hope that next season really will be better, with a better managerial appointment, less Boardroom interference and actually addressing the deficiencies in the squad i.e. better keeper, full backs, strikers (not via loans).

Also to employ a good fitness coach to replace Harbin, who left to join Sousa at Swansea.

Spot on:bad_egg: