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  • stanistheman
    Platinum Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 11151

    #16
    why do people on here think that Fabio is eligible to play against Man Utd? He is on loan from them and cannot take part in the game.

    And starting with Hewitt, Is he back from his loan spell? He is clearly not good enough otherwise he would have been scoring goals during his loan spells.

    Starting with Harriman and Mackie, each to their own opinion, but this must be a joke?

    Hughes did not pick the wrong players for the Southampton game, just chose them to play in the wrong positions and sent them out to be defensive.

    His management and coaching methods are ****e and he is still not convinced that he has signed the right players.

    This to me is an admittance of his own failures and it is a shame and disgrace that he is not man nough to quit. He says he doesnt run from challenges, yet that is exactly what he did at Fulham.

    Time for Fernandes to step in and admit that Hughes is not up to the job and sack him.

    Redknapp wants the job and he will look at some of his attacking options and make the most of them . Players like Taarabt, Hoilett, Cisse, Traore( as a winger), Granero, Diakite should be exerting themselves as attackers, and see if they can score more than 0.66 goals per game.

    At the moment Hughes’ sides are going out with a negative approach , even in home games, and this and atrocious defending are the reasons they are struggling.
    The players look as if they don’t want to play for Hughes or don’t enjoy his tactics and he should either leave or be sacked without any more delays.
    Games are running out and QPR need another 34-38 points and it will be even harder to achieve if Fernandes waits until December .

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    • jmelanie
      Gold Seat
      • Aug 2011
      • 7525

      #17
      The rules say that a player on loan cannot play against the team which holds his registration, which I assume means he can't play against Manchester United.

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      • Norths
        CCG
        • Jan 2011
        • 13067

        #18
        Originally posted by janemelanie
        The rules say that a player on loan cannot play against the team which holds his registration, which I assume means he can't play against Manchester United.
        Sure I heard a couple years back the FA were gonna look into that clause when it comes to loan players being banned from playing against their parent club, guess they never got round to it.

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        • Busheyboy
          Silver Seat
          • Jul 2012
          • 1190

          #19
          had the wrong players (most of whom he signed) gone out with the RIGHT ATTITUDE we might not have been so abject
          isn't he supposed to motivate and fire them up or have I misunderstood something

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          • jmelanie
            Gold Seat
            • Aug 2011
            • 7525

            #20
            It was changed a couple of years back (2009-2010) as before that loan players were allowed to play against their parent club.

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