Some decent names thrown around, I'm surprised some of these guys are seriously interested in what is going to be a real challenge and can potentially sour their resume!
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I could throw names about
1don't mean there interested or
2 slot say they miss the day to day of football at any levelChelmsford City the home of RadioComment
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Former Leicester City bosses Nigel Pearson and Michael Appleton, who are also currently out of work, are also understood to be being considered for the role at the Championship club.
The Mail say Warburton would recruit former Arsenal coach Neil Banfield as his No.2 should he land the job, and not David Weir, who was his assistant during his short City Ground reign
Former Nottingham Forest boss Mark Warburton is "in the frame" for the QPR job, according to MailOnline.
The 56-year-old, who has been out of work since being sacked by the Redsin December 2017, is said to have been interviewed for a second time by Loftus Road bosses, as they continue their search for a successor to another ex-Forest boss, Steve McClaren.
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I suppose our club will always have some appeal as we are in London and have a history of being in the top flight, I just am a little suspect of why a decent name manager would want to take over this mess which more likely than not will end in tears!@gatorTFCComment
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I agree,we are a hard sell and if we get him I'd be happy enough,but he would have a very hard job on his hands
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Out of those mentioned I think Warburton would be the best idea tbh.Comment
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We have been shite,for over 12 months,and stuck to itChelmsford City the home of RadioComment
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Truth is those rules benefit the midlands and northern clubs, as london property and rent prices means London and south east clubs have to pay higher wages.
IF that’s the case, it would still be the case due to having to comply with the FL’s profit and sustainability (FFP) rules. Therefore doesn’t matter one jot how rich the owners are as they cannot spend willy nilly (immaterial what has gone on previously as we have been rogered for that). Truth is we have rich owners who cannot spend even if they wanted to, that would be the case if any new rich owners were to come in. The fact that we are skint is due to our limited income streams that will nor change for the foreseeableComment
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Les needs to go if Warburton is to come in plus it would save on his no doubt considerable income.He may be ok long term but can't expect much next season whoever gets it even the thickest must now realise all the managers can't be wrong .
Warburton left Brentford cos he wouldn't work under a d o f wonder they are thinking of another change and it's now Les's turn to carry the canComment
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I blame Tango & Cash for not selling to Mittal and sold it to Fernandes.Comment
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