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  • Sam-QPR
    Silver Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 1848

    #16
    Originally posted by ScottJones
    Same as Funky, heard this when Sousa was still here.

    Not sure what he's been upto since leaving us and how qualified he actually is - was one of the worst trainers at the club so i find it funny him getting into coaching
    at that time all was not happy at qpr. there were many "fan favourites" who were not happy because of certain people at the club.

    i do find it funny how he is coming back with paladini still at the club

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    • ScottJones
      • Mar 2009
      • 6069

      #17
      Originally posted by Sam-QPR
      at that time all was not happy at qpr. there were many "fan favourites" who were not happy because of certain people at the club.

      i do find it funny how he is coming back with paladini still at the club
      I find it even funnier that it's paladini who's bringing him in :electric_shock::amazing: I kid thee not.
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      • Sam-QPR
        Silver Seat
        • Mar 2009
        • 1848

        #18
        Originally posted by ScottJones
        I find it even funnier that it's paladini who's bringing him in :electric_shock::amazing: I kid thee not.
        they must have kissed and made up

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        • IsleworthRanger
          CCG
          • Mar 2009
          • 7090

          #19
          Originally posted by Sam-QPR
          they must have kissed and made up
          Wages pure and simple.

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          • will carter
            Apprentice
            • May 2009
            • 16

            #20
            Originally posted by Sam-QPR
            how do you know how good a coach bircham is?

            jose mourinho
            arsene wenger

            two of the best managers. they had limited experience at playing pro football. what if no one took the chance on them?

            a coach for a youth team needs good motervational techniques as well as coaching ability. for me bircham fits that criteria.
            I don't know how good a coach Bircham is -- and neither do you.

            But some people seem to be presuming he'll be a great coaching success at QPR simply because he was a shameless populist while a player here. I don't see the logic there at all.

            As for Mourinho and Wenger, I say this:

            Marc Bircham, you had blue hair, you eat jellied eels, and you are a QPR fan. But you sir, are no José Mourinho.

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            • Sam-QPR
              Silver Seat
              • Mar 2009
              • 1848

              #21
              Originally posted by will carter
              Marc Bircham, you had blue hair, you eat jellied eels, and you are a QPR fan. But you sir, are no José Mourinho.
              i await your proof

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              • will carter
                Apprentice
                • May 2009
                • 16

                #22
                Originally posted by Sam-QPR
                i await your proof
                A negative cannot be proved. It can only be disproved, so we have to wait for Bircham to display his Wengerian-Mourinhoesque qualities.

                I don't plan to put my life on hold awaiting that outcome, though I would be delighted to be shown to be wrong. Our youth policy seems very low-key these days.

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