Would Redknapp spell the end of the road for Taarabt at QPR?

[Sminky]

Good point. Oh well. Could always stick Ryan Nelsen up front, he would try harder than either Cisse or Bobby.

[w12dave]

Well personally if harry can move us up the league as soon as possible with or without Taarabt then I be happy enough

[OldSchool]

So you are not counting the Hoilett goal where he beat four men and drilled it in the corner, nor the 70 run from his own half........and I'm talking rubbish.

And by the way I have seen every single game this season. You? mmmm thought not.

When you say you've watched every game, do you mean you've been to every game? Soaking up the atmosphere, being able to watch a player's movement off the ball and his general attitude? Or do you do you mean sitting in front of a screen flicking between the football and Dr Who?

[arwilliams]

I think Harry is professional enough to give Adel another shot and let bygones be bygones. If Adel performs then Harry will have no doubts about including him in the team, after all Harry is there to keep us up, and that will be his focus.

That said, my own worry about Adel and the reason Harry might choose to leave him out of the side is, having watched him recently, I am finding him getting a little greedy. He seems to be increasingly looking to beat another player or for the shot on goal, rather than the easy pass.

In the game against stoke recently I thought Cisse looked frustrated with him and they didnt seem to work well together. Cisse was waiting for the ball but it came too late, or not at all whilst Taarabt thought about beating another man or taking a shot. I have no doubt that Adel is our most gifted player, but if he is greedy and doesnt play the team game Harry will drop him like a stone.

[80sCasual]

Oh dear.

[Marshy]

So you are not counting the Hoilett goal where he beat four men and drilled it in the corner, nor the 70 run from his own half........and I'm talking rubbish.

And by the way I have seen every single game this season. You? mmmm thought not.

If you had seen every single game you'd have known that Hoilett has not scored more than 3 and Tarbs has scored more than 1.

[Sminky]

In the game against stoke recently I thought Cisse looked frustrated with him and they didnt seem to work well together. Cisse was waiting for the ball but it came too late, or not at all whilst Taarabt thought about beating another man or taking a shot. I have no doubt that Adel is our most gifted player, but if he is greedy and doesnt play the team game Harry will drop him like a stone.

In the game against Southampton Jamie Mackie was frustrated with Cisse. Of all the players with an problem attitude, it isn't Adel anymore, its Djibril.

[kingy10]

When you say you've watched every game, do you mean you've been to every game? Soaking up the atmosphere, being able to watch a player's movement off the ball and his general attitude? Or do you do you mean sitting in front of a screen flicking between the football and Dr Who?

Don't have to soak up the atmosphere to judge a player's attitude or spot players movement.

Can you tell who's had a good game after you've had 5 pints?