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This was reported earlier this afternoon. Feelings?
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I think it's quite sad, he always seemed to a good guy with the best of intentions. His stand out moment was during the four year plan documentary, when he chastised Palladini.
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I'm staggered he stuck it out this long to be honest - I dunno the ins/outs of the financials but surely he's lost a shed load of cash helping to prop us up for a decade or more, probably letting his heart rule his head too. Fair play to him and I'm grateful for what he did for us. Would it be cheeky to wonder if one day he'll relinquish his name from the SA and allow us to re-sell the naming rights?Comment
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Invest in Liverpool instead……another club…..is that love Amit?
Rename and forget. It’s over, he found a new one.
”..special place in my heart…”, ”part of the QPR family for so many years…”
You don’t do this to family Amit.
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The day that family arrived here I had my doubts of their intentions
I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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He's been a back seat passenger for years and its Ruben who has been driving the club forward. He was the public face of the Board, but his family never seemed to want to be majority shareholders.Comment
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So disappointed with Amit.
Exactly what this consortium planning to do with Liverpool - is what QPR needs.
Use the money to build a new stadium, grow as a club and build a steady foundation to reach, stay and challenge in the PL. He and his family felt like part of the QPR family….yeah and then this?
If he really loved-cared about this club, the consortium would be bidding for a deal with QPR, not Liverpool. Just money and prestige disguised in words of love and care. This and being a member of the advisory board of the Saudi Arabian governments cultural affairs and international relations unit (in English - the ones that helps the crazy Saudi regime gain influence, power and make money in England) proves that.
Thought you were better than this Amit.
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