Was Fernandes right to Tweet

[bushcelt1]

can you imagine clough on twitter......

[Shania]

can you imagine clough on twitter......

Yes. Hehehe.:pleasantsuprise:

[Stanley]

I just wondered if Fernandes comments are really that constructive to a team that is clearly low on confidence?

I interpreted them more as a gee-up than being critical. Shows good leadership IMO. I also thought his other tweets on the game were very positive.

[BUSHRANGER1982]

What Fernandez tweeted appears to have been taken out of context by some.

But, had he come out and said our lot have proven to be spineless up to now, he'd be bloody right, and would have my support for having been brutaly honest.

[LoftusRoadLad]

Do agree with W12 on this in that he pays the money and is entitled,but would add the proviso that as long Mark Hughes is happy with it.

Why ? he is Mark's boss too !!

[DouDou_87]

They were worse than spineless in the first half on Saturday- I was absolutely disgusted by what I witnessed.

TF deserves better from these players, as do we, and I think it's a good thing he's given them a bit of a public dressing down.

[Shania]

I interpreted them more as a gee-up than being critical. Shows good leadership IMO. I also thought his other tweets on the game were very positive.

Besides, I think Twitter is their(the players) "language" these days.

[BUSHRANGER1982]

February has been a disastrous month so far.

Aston Villa should have been 3 points for us.

Wolverhampton Wanderers should have been 3 points in the bag.

Blackburn Rovers should have been at least 1 point on the board.

As it is, we have taken a total haul of 1 measly point.

By God, if I were Tony Fernandes, I'd be hopping mad.

[QPRDave]

Why ? he is Mark's boss too !!

Because it could be seen as undermining Hughes, and he is the team manager, and is not only responsible for fitness tactics, etc but also in this business team morale

[Kit]

He pays their wages of course he can twitter his thoughts.

[80sCasual]

If i'd spent as much as he has i'd have something to say too.

[MattyRangers]

If i'd spent as much as he has i'd have something to say too.

too right n all.

He simply said it was the worst 45mins he had seen since he joined us, and he wasnt wrong. He went onto say he is as optimistic as ever and we have a great squad n backroom team.

Dont see what the issue with is with anything he said tbh.

[QPR_NW10]

similar to all the other posts on here - he's the boss, he can tweet what he wants.

He's being honest, we don't have a spine. We've all said it on here - why isn't he allowed to say the same thing? we all say it in the pub/in the stands.

[davman]

He can't win really, can he? Be this open, people criticise, say nothing, the same people criticise...

[superhoop67]

doing it on twitter is one thing ,the problem starts when he goes uninvited into the changing room