Antonio Tapia

[Morris]

Better than foreign shite and at least he won't be looking at parejo types followed closely with lady ledesma

Yet it was a British manager who signed Parejo and "Lady Ledesma".

CROCK OF SHYTE!!!!

[WeAreQPR12]

You think Dowie signed them?
It was briatore and Paladini.
Anyway that post wasn't for you so please don't reply.
Best you don't answer me and I will ignore you.
Thanks

[Morris]

You think Dowie signed them?
It was briatore and Paladini.
Anyway that post wasn't for you so please don't reply.
Best you don't answer me and I will ignore you.
Thanks

Nah, il reply to who i like, just like now.


:byebye:

[WeAreQPR12]

I'd rather you didn't.
After your childish behavior I think its best you ignore my posts.
Your clearly are the most ignorant moderator on here, so please don't use that little bit of power like last time.

[Morris]

I wont use any power as long as you dont break the rules again, pretty simple stuff really.

Anyway, back to the thread, and I expect you to ignore this as thats the way you want to be. ( and im the childish one )

Why if we wanted Magilton, would we have waited so long to appoint him?

[rangersroar]

Maybe we didn't really want Magilton, we just couldn't get the one we wanted.

[W12_Ranger]

I wont use any power as long as you dont break the rules again, pretty simple stuff really.

Anyway, back to the thread, and I expect you to ignore this as thats the way you want to be. ( and im the childish one )

Why if we wanted Magilton, would we have waited so long to appoint him?

Flav, GP & Players have been on hols

Saves an extra 2 months on wages for a new manager

Transfer Window closed & no training means any new mangerial appointment would be left sitting about at HQ scratching his ******s

Try to think a little out of the box Morris

[Morris]

Flav, GP & Players have been on hols

Saves an extra 2 months on wages for a new manager

Transfer Window closed & no training means any new mangerial appointment would be left sitting about at HQ scratching his ******s

Try to think a little out of the box Morris

Thats true, but look at Ancelotti, hes signed with Chelsea but his contract doesnt start untill July 1st, surely we could have done the same??

[Morris]

Maybe we didn't really want Magilton, we just couldn't get the one we wanted.

That was my thinking too.

[W12_Ranger]

Thats true, but look at Ancelotti, hes signed with Chelsea but his contract doesnt start untill July 1st, surely we could have done the same??

We are not Chelsea & Roman Ambramovich isn't our Chairman...by naming a new manager like Ancelotti there are many benefits. Unsettled players may not hand in transfer requests, Ancellotti leaves Milan in a dignified manner and moves to another club / challenge, Chelsea can make a move for Kaka.

Meanwhile at QPR Rowan Vine has been praticing hard in front the mirror his new goal celebrations, Ipswich show interest in erm....Delaney and Flav has worked his way through a vat of Piz Buin Bronzing oil in Monte Carlo.


Again think outside the box

[Morris]

How big is your flippin box!!

[qprgentina]

Maybe we didn't really want Magilton, we just couldn't get the one we wanted.

Or maybe we did want Magilton but we just wanted to make sure by interviewing all the other potential candidates. Whether the other candidates said, "thanks, but no thanks" and we were left with Magilton we will never know. But one thing's for sure, this can't be accused of being a rush job!
And I'll say it again that whilst he's not a "bums on seats" manager and he's not a big name with an impressive CV he does have good experience and allegedly plays entertaining 4-4-2 football and those two things alone are more than we've had with our previous recent managers. And it would be wrong to suggest he was a failure at Ipswich, imo. There's a huge difference between success and failure and he was somewhere in the middle with Ipswich.
If it is him then I wont' be dancing in the streets but I'm not going to kill myself either! And all you guys lucky enough to go to games will just have to back him.....

[W12_Ranger]

Or maybe we did want Magilton but we just wanted to make sure by interviewing all the other potential candidates. Whether the other candidates said, "thanks, but no thanks" and we were left with Magilton we will never know. But one thing's for sure, this can't be accused of being a rush job!
And I'll say it again that whilst he's not a "bums on seats" manager and he's not a big name with an impressive CV he does have good experience and allegedly plays entertaining 4-4-2 football and those two things alone are more than we've had with our previous recent managers. And it would be wrong to suggest he was a failure at Ipswich, imo. There's a huge difference between success and failure and he was somewhere in the middle with Ipswich.
If it is him then I wont' be dancing in the streets but I'm not going to kill myself either! And all you guys lucky enough to go to games will just have to back him.....

Well said

[rangersroar]

Sousa was somewhere in the middle, what good is that. ? If you want success you have to be ambitious. Not settle for what you can get.

[qblockpete]

maybe,

Magilton maybe had a clause in his contract to June 1st


just a thought