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FINALLY, Flavio Briatore gave QPR fans their best news in two and a half years - his statement of resignation.
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Found this particularly interesting:
"That is the key to this new regime at Loftus Road: will they learn from the mistakes of the old one?
Will they reopen regular channels of communication with the fans? Will they recruit people who understand football instead of trying to run that side of the business on the cheap?
Will they rebuild the coaching, scouting and administrative structures that were neglected under Briatore instead of expecting a 'sporting director' to deal with anything and everything?
Will they allow the team manager to do his job without interference and knit together a successful squad over the course of a few years, if that's what it takes?
Will they inject funds into the youth set-up - the lifeblood of the club - instead of squandering huge amounts of money on a never-ending stream of average journeymen and short-term loans?
And, most importantly, will they be ready to take advice and be open to alternative ideas instead of stubbornly relying on spin and propaganda to counter dissenting voices?"
What on earth could Mr Kosky be referring to? Any ideas?
Anyone??
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Found this particularly interesting:
"That is the key to this new regime at Loftus Road: will they learn from the mistakes of the old one?
Will they reopen regular channels of communication with the fans? Will they recruit people who understand football instead of trying to run that side of the business on the cheap?
Will they rebuild the coaching, scouting and administrative structures that were neglected under Briatore instead of expecting a 'sporting director' to deal with anything and everything?
Will they allow the team manager to do his job without interference and knit together a successful squad over the course of a few years, if that's what it takes?
Will they inject funds into the youth set-up - the lifeblood of the club - instead of squandering huge amounts of money on a never-ending stream of average journeymen and short-term loans?
And, most importantly, will they be ready to take advice and be open to alternative ideas instead of stubbornly relying on spin and propaganda to counter dissenting voices?"
What on earth could Mr Kosky be referring to? Any ideas?
Anyone??