Mark Hughes People Skills

[klonk]

I think it has been well documented that 'arry wasn't the one that made the vital decision following the sending off. He couldn't give a toss as he was off....until Zamora scored. Standing on the touch line he looked like the most disinterested bloke in the stadium. I bet his knee was ok when he raced his dog to the bank with his bonus. I thought he was ok and should have been England manager - boy, did I get my eyes opened. Still hate Hughes more.

ditto.

still think red chap might have been ok (for a while) as england manager... probably would suit him. but as our manager, he was proper toilet. spent through the roof to get us up... felt that we got through the play-offs in spite of him, rather than because of him (not just the final... seem to recall that clint hill was doing the subs in the first two games as well).

[Alanwycombe]

To be fair, you know what you're getting with Redknapp and he gave us a day out at Wembley we'll never forget. Hughes was an unknown and judging from what he did with Stoke, the best we could have hoped for would have been consolidation.

I think it has been well documented that 'arry wasn't the one that made the vital decision following the sending off. He couldn't give a toss as he was off....until Zamora scored. Standing on the touch line he looked like the most disinterested bloke in the stadium. I bet his knee was ok when he raced his dog to the bank with his bonus. I thought he was ok and should have been England manager - boy, did I get my eyes opened. Still hate Hughes more.

[acricketer]

Ahh! The past. So comforting and distracting from the present.

[1973 ranger]

He had a rascal of a long perm back in the day!!

[Factamondo]

Any man with hair do the same as my auntie pat never gonna succeed!

[1973 ranger]

Who was manager when Boswinga was signed? Green? Cesar? Hoillett on a 4 yr deal? Redknapp inherited that from Hughes. We Are look up the summer of 2012 and see who was brought in and who was manager. Redknapp is a chancer but the mess at QPR was created during the time of Mark Hughes and Mike Rigg.

[Kit]

OldR and Alan are the only posters worth a carrot on this discussion. Guess you're all as gullible as the press that also worshipped old hazza

Why because i disagree with your opinion, I'm not worth discussing it with. Thought this was a forum for different opinions, again clearly i am confused.

[WeAreQPR12]

OldR and Alan are the only posters worth a carrot on this discussion. Guess you're all as gullible as the press that also worshipped old hazza

[Kit]

Kit I take it you got wrapped up in all the emotion and I don't blame you, however Clint hill was the manager that day and its massively important you me and all rangers fans don't forget that clear fact. Harry got this club in a financial mess with the support of tony and we'd do very well to ever recover from it.

Funny it definitely says Harry Redknapp on the back of my programme and Im sure i saw him standing on the touchline barking out orders but i was very excited so must have got confused ;-)

[OldR]

So now you've turned it into a musical

Ha ha, that'll teach me to type during a boring telephone call!

[OldR]

So long and expensive contracts Hughes made had nothing to do with the fine?

Hughes played a role but Redknapp has been a manager for over 30 years and has form for over-spending to such an extent it almost caused Portsmouth to go out of business.

[Timmy the Doc]

He was in charge when we acquired the fine and I have no doubts that he knew we'd fall soul of the new rules.

So long and expensive contracts Hughes made had nothing to do with the fine?

[dogsrrs]

Never wanted Hughes in the first place, never right for our club and I agree he ruined us, but Redkrapp represents my biggest disappointment because I thought he would have been a perfect fit for us and the job here really found him out. He'd have walked if Zamora hadn't scored........I wonder if he ever got his knee done?

Hugh's did leave him a poisonous challis

[dogsrrs]

He was in charge when we acquired the fine and I have no doubts that he knew we'd fall soul of the new rules.

So now you've turned it into a musical

[Joe90]

To be fair, you know what you're getting with Redknapp and he gave us a day out at Wembley we'll never forget. Hughes was an unknown and judging from what he did with Stoke, the best we could have hoped for would have been consolidation.