FA Hearing Thread..MERGED THREADS

[highgradeR]

Terry Ball, will read over the 80 page report over the weekend.

I'm more interested in the future of our club at the moment, not the past.

I know it gets your juices flowing, but it doesn't mine.

Trying to get Amit back is my first priority

Can you please explain how you intend to get back Mr Bhatia to the football club, when he resigned over differences with the clubs owners, who are still there?

[vblockranger]

what he means is he doesnt want to talk about it and hopes it gets buried by the other stuff going on...

[Nodge70]

what he means is he doesnt want to talk about it and hopes it gets buried by the other stuff going on...

I'd be surprised if the release of the ST prices on the same day as the FA report was a total co-incidence.

[W12_Ranger]

Terry Ball, will read over the 80 page report over the weekend.

I'm more interested in the future of our club at the moment, not the past.

I know it gets your juices flowing, but it doesn't mine.

Trying to get Amit back is my first priority

Hahahahahhahahahahhahaha

I suppose if he does come back you'll be on hand to take some credit for it as well

[baz]

I have to say that given the outcome and findings of the report, Gianni Paladini's position is totally untenable, given that in the Premier League the level of media scrutiny is intense and certain publications and journalists will be digging for any kind of dirt they can find. It would be best for both club and Gianni if he were to RESIGN nicely with a thank you and Life Presidency.

He certainly must have no further role in transfer or any sports administration.

[vblockranger]

I'd be surprised if the release of the ST prices on the same day as the FA report was a total co-incidence.

lol yer me too Nodge....they think we are all mugs

[Shania]

All I can say for the umpteenth time is thank f*** we only got a fine.

Ditto

[Stanley]

It was proven at the court case that how he conducts himself is unprofessional

This only confirms what anyone with a single ounce of objectivity and intelligence has known for a very long time.

[Stanley]

Having read the whole report, the basic outline of it is that we got an £800k fine mostly because Paladini neglected to tell anyone else within the club, let alone the FA what the truth was regarding Faurlin.

However one of the reasons we avoided a far larger fine is that the commission accepted that Paladini was incompetent rather than deliberately deceiving anyone.

I like to think that on quite subjective with regards Paladini, however after reading through the report, I think it would be incredibly difficult for anyone to defend his position. I don't necessarily believe he should be sacked out of hand. I would definitely agree though that a 'suggested' retirement would be appropriate now.

I've now read the report too and would fully concur with all of the above.

I have no axe to grind.

I do not know or have ever met GP so have no reason to have anything against him personally.

I'm simply a loyal, genuine and life-long QPR fan who wants whats best for his club, and this evidence against Paladini now is incontrovertible.

Its quite clear that anyone who can still defend the man has ulterior motives which are not ultimately in QPR FC's best interests.

[haqpr1963]

A simple question.......

If your gross negligence (or sheer bloody mindedness) cost your employers £875,000, put your customers through months of hell and dragged the good name of your employers through the mud, would you still expect to have your job tomorrow?

[SteveQPR1975]

100% sacked

[maccatwo]

This hard because there lot of jobs where that would happen. There were jobs keep even when we not talking about mills but bills in money. Just ask a banker

[Scarlet pimple]

No way....wonder if there is a case for criminal negligence.

[qblockpete]

Hard one really

In hindsight after the first year Gianni should have not tried and improve Faurlins contract but simply sold him on or go for free.

It seems to me he kept to his promise of improving the players contract after a good first season, maybe this should not have been offered in the first place?

Not sure if it would have been the same Legiterwood/Derry in midfield, but we will never know

[haqpr1963]

Hard one really

In hindsight after the first year Gianni should have not tried and improve Faurlins contract but simply sold him on or go for free.

It seems to me he kept to his promise of improving the players contract after a good first season, maybe this should not have been offered in the first place?

Not sure if it would have been the same Legiterwood/Derry in midfield, but we will never know

So have you read the whole report?