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  • 72bus
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    Originally posted by cross it Dave
    Can he become our new Clive Allen?

    Allen was a wonder kid, a hat trick on his debut, and one of the best free kick goals I have ever seen, an equaliser against Chelscum, he smashed it in from 20 yards in a 2-2 draw at Loftus Rd.

    It is down to you Sinclair, now prove us right.
    Allen and Goddard my favourite partnership

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  • cross it Dave
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    Can he become our new Clive Allen?

    Allen was a wonder kid, a hat trick on his debut, and one of the best free kick goals I have ever seen, an equaliser against Chelscum, he smashed it in from 20 yards in a 2-2 draw at Loftus Rd.

    It is down to you Sinclair, now prove us right.

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  • LoftusRoadLad
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    QPR reject approaches for young striker Armstrong


    Beale made it clear earlier this summer that he was keen to give the youngster a chance to show what he can do.

    Armstrong has impressed, raising hopes that he can eventually establish himself as a Rangers first-team regular.

    Beale added: “If we all do our job, along with Sinclair, then we’ve got a really exciting one – and we want to see that in a QPR shirt, nobody else’s.”

    https://www.westlondonsport.com/qpr/...iker-armstrong



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  • LoftusRoadLad
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    Originally posted by SheepRanger

    Yes, but basically a three year from the start of this season.

    Only a very select band of special players get four year deals and decide instantly to sign them and offer their services for a 5th year!!!
    Like Nico

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  • SheepRanger
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    Originally posted by swede

    Yes but after this season it’s only 2 years left, and that will affect possible bids from teams higher in the food chain and probably his agents advices if he is a success this and the coming season.


    Yes, but basically a three year from the start of this season.

    Only a very select band of special players get four year deals and decide instantly to sign them and offer their services for a 5th year!!!

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  • swede
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    Originally posted by SheepRanger

    We trigger options.
    If we want him he's here till June 2025.
    We hold options to extend on most young players.
    Yes but after this season it’s only 2 years left, and that will affect possible bids from teams higher in the food chain and probably his agents advices if he is a success this and the coming season.



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  • topperharley
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    I do think this lad has something.

    But the fact we are always 1 up front without decent service (which i hope improves under Beale, he at least acknowledges the need for service, never heard Warbs mention it.) means it's hard to get him on the pitch. With 2 up front it would be easier.

    In time however, he is the ideal size and pace of a lone striker.

    Exciting times.

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  • SheepRanger
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    Originally posted by Martinmalta

    The contract end 2024 with a 1 year option. So next summer we start being worried if he will sign an extention or just run the remaining two years down.
    We trigger options.
    If we want him he's here till June 2025.
    We hold options to extend on most young players.

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  • Martinmalta
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    The contract end 2024 with a 1 year option. So next summer we start being worried if he will sign an extention or just run the remaining two years down.

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  • Rich
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    Originally posted by topperharley

    He's being held back because he's so good, once he gets a start he'll be scoring so freely Man City won't be able to resist dropping Haaland and coming in for him. Beale knows it and his keeping him on the sidelines till the window closes.
    not yet but this time next year yes

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  • SheepRanger
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    Contract to June 2025 including tbe 1yr option.


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  • Undecided
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    Originally posted by topperharley

    He's being held back because he's so good, once he gets a start he'll be scoring so freely Man City won't be able to resist dropping Haaland and coming in for him. Beale knows it and his keeping him on the sidelines till the window closes.
    Shrewd move.

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  • topperharley
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    Originally posted by qpr4life
    I find the whole Sinclair Armstrong 'loving' mad. Handful of matches, hardly watched by anyone, on what basis is the lad 'the next Gallen / Austin / Furlong' for us?

    He isn't quite ready or quite good enough from what i've seen and we need more than just the odd goal, we need link up play, assists and hardwork from a 9
    He's being held back because he's so good, once he gets a start he'll be scoring so freely Man City won't be able to resist dropping Haaland and coming in for him. Beale knows it and his keeping him on the sidelines till the window closes.

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  • qpr4life
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    I find the whole Sinclair Armstrong 'loving' mad. Handful of matches, hardly watched by anyone, on what basis is the lad 'the next Gallen / Austin / Furlong' for us?

    He isn't quite ready or quite good enough from what i've seen and we need more than just the odd goal, we need link up play, assists and hardwork from a 9

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  • Abseits
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    Originally posted by Isleworth116
    Didn't Armstrong sign 2 year + 1 year club option. We're in good position.
    Well it's okay but it's not a 5 year deal is it? This season will be over then he essentially has 1 + 1 year left.. To maximize our position and hand, I'd give the lad a contract to June 2027 tomorrow.

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