Which Manager Had The Best Vocal Support Whilst At QPR

[qblockpete]

From the majority of fans?

relevent question, that I hope some can answer without biase

[markarnold]

Gordon Jago or Dave Sexton

[eghamR]

Terry Vena Venables Blue & White Army!

[New Cross R]

Ian Holloway in the last few decades..

[bushcelt1]

olly all the way..the ground was jumping. i took several mates over at different times during his rein and they were proper impressed!!

[haqpr1963]

Venables without a doubt.

Why is it a relevant question? Did you expect us to say Sousa????

If so sorry.... Here is a question what is the better indicator of form? Win average or points per game? Think before you answer, wouldn't want to think you were trying to fool the fans...

Glad the toothache is cured mate.....

[BennyBoyRs]

Olly by a long way.

[Quaz]

olly.........

[BennyBoyRs]

He wanted De Canio to come out. GiGi got a decent noise, but the fact of the matter is that he was here at the start of the new era. The place was buzzing and there was a feelgood factor, fueled by false promises which most manager would have had large support from. Then the lies became apparrent. The ticket prices didn't match the tallent on the pitch and manager after manager, the life was drained and the support became a thankless, tiresome taske for us fans to continue creating the atmousphere we rediscovered under GiGi. I know what Pete's trying to do, but it won't wash with me for the very reasons I've just stated.

[qpr-buzsaky]

Olly

[writtler]

I used hear loads of people slagging off Ollie and his tactics but somehow only the perceived glory days out get remembered - Dave Sexton for me..

[bushcelt1]

under sexton and venables there was standing in the grounds..i.e better buzz. only posted olly because was'nt thinking that far back. its harder to create a decent atmosphere when you are getting threatened with being slung out for standing up!!

[scarface]

Venables oh for those days again!!!

[haqpr1963]

He wanted De Canio to come out. GiGi got a decent noise, but the fact of the matter is that he was here at the start of the new era. The place was buzzing and there was a feelgood factor, fueled by false promises which most manager would have had large support from. Then the lies became apparrent. The ticket prices didn't match the tallent on the pitch and manager after manager, the life was drained and the support became a thankless, tiresome taske for us fans to continue creating the atmousphere we rediscovered under GiGi. I know what Pete's trying to do, but it won't wash with me for the very reasons I've just stated.

Spot on mate. Apart from a couple of games atmosphere at HQ has been abysmal for the last couple of seasons. Haven't heard much from the packed C-club either.....

[martyhoop]

Olly.....