Will Warnnock put Bums on Seats yes Or No

[kron-1664]

yes, gotta get results tho!

[BUSHRANGER1982]

I think he will put bums on seats, yes.

[QPR1974]

Yes he will we will be hard to beat,and winning football matches that along with the new regime will bring the feel good factor back to loftus road,defo getting a season ticket now.

[Fez]

yes!

[oldhoop]

Well,i bought a ticket today that i wouldn't have, had harford or dowie been in charge !!

Me too!

[Youvebeenrangered]

Im gonna have to say yes. I think you will see a decent crowd this saturday, especially if the sun sticks around!

Vote Yes or no however you want but im going this sat with 3 others who havent been for months!!!

Something has given them interest.

[Del]

Not unless he can juggle at half time....

[stanistheman]

QPR will obviously have a decent crowd on Saturday for a number of reasons.

1. The new manager syndrome usualy lifts fans expectations.
2. West Brom are doing well and will bring a healthy support down.

Never mind the quality of football on the pitch. Fans didn't turn up in large numbers to watch Magilton's QPR side against Barnsley, Preston and only around 11,000 turned up for the win over Reading.

I think that proves that QPR's league position, prices and how fans feel about the Board play a bigger part in attracting fans, rather than the quality of football.

In the longer term, QPR will get bigger crowds if Warnock gets QPR winning matches.

[fazer vic]

yes,

[qblockpete]

Short term Yes.

[Loneranger80]

Pete why do you think only short term?

[stanistheman]

Short term Yes.

If QPR win games under Warnock, the fans will return to watch the team this season.

And if QPR are still in the CCC next season and the good form continues, with reduced prices, the crowds will average around 15,000-17,000.

[yugohoop]

I think he will, but i is key we give him time to transform this group of talented players into a team, midtable will have to do for this season.