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  • Jeffro
    Gold Seat
    • Mar 2010
    • 5360

    #16
    Originally posted by qblockpete
    Nodge,

    I know its convenient to point the finger, but you must have missed Mick Jones interview.

    Said they went out to watch someone else in that game, but were impressed with peter Vaggen Moen
    Paladini got him in pete.. Another poor player

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    • BennyBoyRs
      I like 'Lone' time
      • Mar 2009
      • 13695

      #17
      I don't think he's looked to bad from what I've seen. I was, and still am happy to hold my opinion until he's really had a chance. It does seem strange that NW doesn't feel he's even deserved of a place on the bench, though.
      Your mum would love me...

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      • James1979
        Silver Seat
        • Mar 2009
        • 4857

        #18
        Originally posted by BennyBoyRs
        I don't think he's looked to bad from what I've seen. I was, and still am happy to hold my opinion until he's really had a chance. It does seem strange that NW doesn't feel he's even deserved of a place on the bench, though.
        He's an international too isn't he? I can't believe he's not better than Hogan

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        • EYR
          Gold Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 5470

          #19
          Bloody typical why couldnt the charges be against PVM,given his gametime we would be flapping about a £25 fine.

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          • Shania
            C Club
            • Apr 2010
            • 23695

            #20
            I´ve read somewhere that Warnock has pretty high hopes for him in the prem(?,cough).
            His word not mine!OK!
            When we bought him I feared he was a bit leightweight for this division. It could be that I was wright.
            But Hopefully, people will stay away from booing him when he eventually gets his chance....
            Personally I will give him credit for being very patient. As far as I´m concerned I´m proud of him so far.


            I think it´s a bit chocking to see some people slate Cookie on here as well.

            Roll on Barnsley, with or without Cookie and Vagaan Moen in the team:yush::yush:
            Last edited by Shania; 11-04-2011, 04:56 PM.
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            • swanleyhoop
              Gold Seat
              • Mar 2009
              • 5321

              #21
              We haven't booed him.
              And if he's too lightweight for this division, he's not necessarily going to function in the Prem either -- there are still some rough, tough games up there.
              If he was good enough, we'd have seen more of him.
              Warnock said what he said when PVM first signed -- now he's seen a lot more of him though.
              Faurlin is my hero!!! Love him!!! #########

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              • Shania
                C Club
                • Apr 2010
                • 23695

                #22
                Originally posted by swanleyhoop
                We haven't booed him.
                And if he's too lightweight for this division, he's not necessarily going to function in the Prem either -- there are still some rough, tough games up there.
                If he was good enough, we'd have seen more of him.
                Warnock said what he said when PVM first signed -- now he's seen a lot more of him though.

                LOL.

                "We" Are you officially a spokeswoman of QPR as well now!!
                Last edited by Shania; 11-04-2011, 05:03 PM.
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                • RussRanger
                  Unlucky Bloke
                  • Apr 2009
                  • 4055

                  #23
                  Not sure how good a player he is but he is a rubbish hand at Scrabble.

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                  • PedalR
                    Silver Seat
                    • Dec 2009
                    • 1277

                    #24
                    He's looked okay to me. They're not flipping robots y'know... must be weird upping sticks and coming to a foreign country/league at 10 mins notice (and joining mid-season too).
                    I'd reserve judgement until he's had a full pre-season with the club.

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                    • stan_bowles
                      CCG
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 8391

                      #25
                      Originally posted by PedalR
                      He's looked okay to me. They're not flipping robots y'know... must be weird upping sticks and coming to a foreign country/league at 10 mins notice (and joining mid-season too).
                      I'd reserve judgement until he's had a full pre-season with the club.
                      Yeah.Takes time to settle in for many players.Some never settle at all.Look at Lucas at Liverpool now.Came here as a young lad,couldn't speak English,and got slated week in week out.Now their fans love him.Took him a long time to adjust.

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                      • Tarbie
                        Gold Seat
                        • Mar 2009
                        • 8542

                        #26
                        Ok, so Vaagan Moen has been a bit of a disappointment, as has Tofas and Clarke. On the flip side, who would have expected Shaun Derry, Clint Hill & Helgusson to perform as well as they have this season?

                        Warnock can't get every signing right and to be fair he has pointed out that he has taken a punt a few free transfers. Some have worked out, some haven't. On the balance of things I think Warnock has been excellent in the transfer market!

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                        • Jen42
                          Apprentice
                          • Apr 2011
                          • 163

                          #27
                          Originally posted by Tarbie
                          Ok, so Vaagan Moen has been a bit of a disappointment, as has Tofas and Clarke. On the flip side, who would have expected Shaun Derry, Clint Hill & Helgusson to perform as well as they have this season?

                          Warnock can't get every signing right and to be fair he has pointed out that he has taken a punt a few free transfers. Some have worked out, some haven't. On the balance of things I think Warnock has been excellent in the transfer market!
                          Totally agree, especially about Derry. He's a contender for player of the season.
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                          • stan_bowles
                            CCG
                            • Mar 2009
                            • 8391

                            #28
                            Originally posted by Jen42
                            Totally agree, especially about Derry. He's a contender for player of the season.
                            Was critical of Derry and Hill when they first signed.Thought it was just Neil bringing in his buddys.Glad to see i was proved wrong.

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                            • Frode
                              Bronze Seat
                              • May 2009
                              • 906

                              #29
                              Originally posted by Morris
                              What was the point?
                              NEIL Warnock believes recent signing Petter Vaagan Moen can become a regular in the QPR midfield during the next two year.

                              The Norwegian international started in Rangers’ FA Cup tie at Blackburn and has been a used substitute in all but one of the club’s league matches since his free transfer from SK Brann in January.

                              “Petter’s fitted in,” said the QPR manager. “When I watched him, I always knew he was an English kind of player – he’s not afraid of a tackle.

                              “He’s got a great left foot, takes good free-kicks and there’s his personality – he’s bubbly and everybody likes him.

                              “He’s given us a new dimension because, up to now, we’ve only had [Alejandro] Faurlin who’s a natural left-footer.

                              “We thought, in the circumstances, he’d be a good signing. He’s going to try and establish himself over the next couple of years and I’d be very surprised if he doesn’t play a lot of the games in that time.”

                              The 27-year-old midfielder, who spent five seasons with Brann before signing for Rangers, is in line to win his eighth full cap for Norway in their friendly against Poland on Wednesday night.


                              That's the point.
                              Why complain about a free transfer, who were always gonna be a decent squad player aslong as Faurlin stayed injury-free?

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                              • LoftusRoadLad
                                W12 Seat
                                • Jan 2011
                                • 19582

                                #30
                                Saving him for the premiership

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