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  • QPR1234
    Gold Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 5250

    #16
    i just wonder what people will say if we go up and say for xmas we're in the bottom 3.. wil people call for him to be sacked?

    to be honest warnock has gotten us up and even if we go straight back down he deserves the full season to do that and he'll have me supporting him just like i was ollie..

    i hope our fans arent so OTT that we have a bad feeling at LR everytime a player makes a mistake.. last thing we need is us turning on our own players... this squad shows commitment and passion.. magiltons and others never did.
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    • G.T.P

      #17
      why would anyone call for him to be sacked if we are in the bottom three for most of the season. i do hope they dont, cos its a very likely, no the most likely scenario.

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      • Rebel R's
        King of Pessimism
        • Mar 2009
        • 12266

        #18
        After only a year in charge it's WAY too early to start comparing him to our great managers of the past ,like Taarabt ,hopefully in time we can talk both up as QPR legends

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        • QPR1234
          Gold Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 5250

          #19
          Originally posted by G.T.P
          why would anyone call for him to be sacked if we are in the bottom three for most of the season. i do hope they dont, cos its a very likely, no the most likely scenario.
          i believe fans/board will become over expectant if we go up. will have the mentality of "save our season" or by changing the manager we may just get away from being relegated..

          hell what if we was rock bottom and adrift by 7pts at xmas?
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          Lovejoy: "No?!"
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          • SANDERSON8

            #20
            We need stability,even if we came straight back down i would stick with
            Warnock....you dont suddenly become a bad manager because you get relegated.

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            • LoftusRoadLad
              W12 Seat
              • Jan 2011
              • 19609

              #21
              I for one, think we are gonna do really well with Warno and his passion.
              Dont know why you all are worried about going down ...have some faith in Warno and the players he will no doubt bring in.

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              • singingranger
                Silver Seat
                • Jul 2009
                • 2056

                #22
                If we get promoted how can he be behind holloway?

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                • G.T.P

                  #23
                  Originally posted by singingranger
                  If we get promoted how can he be behind holloway?
                  cos warnocks jokes in the press confernces arent as funny id imagine?

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                  • qprted
                    CCG
                    • May 2010
                    • 9639

                    #24
                    yeah

                    if next season we can get a top five position and win the fa cup then warbnock could be the best manager in our history,and strangely i do really think he could do this as well,but venables for me has been the best manager so far
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                    • BUSHRANGER1982
                      Gold Seat
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 5666

                      #25
                      In my time, I've been privileged to have seen some fine times under various managers. Gordon Jago, Dave Sexton, Terry Venables, and if Neil Warnock leads Queen's Park Rangers into the premiership as Championship Champions, adding a rare bit of silverware to the Loftus Road trophy cabinet, he will take his rightful place amongst the Rangers best ever managers.

                      Just before my time of going to Loftus Road, there was Alec Stock. Neil will have to go some way yet, before topping the most successful manager in our history. Wouldn't bet against Neil, though.

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