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  • taarabt7
    Silver Seat
    • Mar 2011
    • 1592

    #1

    Split dressing room

    Although it was refreshing to hear Redknapp criticise our over-paid useless players yesterday, his comments would have definitely split the dressing room. The odd player might want to prove Harry wrong, but I suspect most of them will sulk and act unprofessionally. I'd be amazed if we win any of our next 3 fixtures now.
    Players like Hill, Nelson, Derry, Green, SWP and Taarabt will be up for the fight, but i'm not sure about the rest of our squad
  • Bigdave
    Gold Seat
    • Apr 2009
    • 5109

    #2
    Originally posted by taarabt7
    Although it was refreshing to hear Redknapp criticise our over-paid useless players yesterday, his comments would have definitely split the dressing room. The odd player might want to prove Harry wrong, but I suspect most of them will sulk and act unprofessionally. I'd be amazed if we win any of our next 3 fixtures now.
    Players like Hill, Nelson, Derry, Green, SWP and Taarabt will be up for the fight, but i'm not sure about the rest of our squad
    You can add Mackie to your list. Might not produce quality every week but will die for the cause.

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    • taarabt7
      Silver Seat
      • Mar 2011
      • 1592

      #3
      Originally posted by Bigdave
      You can add Mackie to your list. Might not produce quality every week but will die for the cause.
      yea, your right. I forgot about him. Perhaps Faurlin too

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      • Yousef
        Gold Seat
        • Jul 2009
        • 9553

        #4
        SWP???
        QPR fan since1987

        @yousef_qpr

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        • lymehoop
          Gold Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 7380

          #5
          don't you think it is already split, got half the team busting a gut and the other mercenary half taking the ****. What Harry said is what us football fans have known for ages, no money being recycled to finance the future stars or making football affordable to the masses, no, straight into the pockets of agents and the likes of Bosingwa
          I must away now, I can no longer tarry
          This morning's tempest I have to cross
          I must be guided without a stumble
          Into the arms I love the most

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          • SuperHoopNik
            CCG
            • Mar 2011
            • 6660

            #6
            I reckon there are about 3 groups of close mates in the dressing room, with some that talk with everyone. The old guard probably have their own little group and don't really talk much with everyone else. The french lads are all probably close mates. And then you got the newer spanish/portuguese speaking players that have their own little group with some others. I don't think it's a bad thing though, I don't think they all hate each other. Every team in the prem has little divisions in the dressing room, some players just happen to talk more with one player than another. It's a typical work environment so I can't see them getting into fights over their wage differences lol.
            "When you went to the corner and saw our fans celebrating the way they were you just wanted to be part of it" - Shaun Derry after we beat the scum 1-0

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            • Stanley
              Guest
              • Mar 2009
              • 23693

              #7
              The reason Harry came out with that was to test the players. He needs to separate the wheat from the chaff to see which ones are up for the fight and which aren't. Its a rallying call and if anything it will unite the dressing room, not split it. He's laid down the gauntlet to the players now and those who dont rise to it will just confirm to him which ones are the true mercenaries and were never up for the fight to begin with.

              He's the master of man-management and this is what he's doing because we need proper fighters now. Thats why when he talks about potential January signings he says they have to have the right characters as well as the right ability.

              Thats also why he told talksport yesterday in his own inimitable way: "Theres some good lads here and there's some other lads who shouldn't be here, but I've got to keep going with the good lads and add one or two more good lads to the good ones."

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              • Shania
                C Club
                • Apr 2010
                • 23696

                #8
                Originally posted by SuperHoopNik
                I reckon there are about 3 groups of close mates in the dressing room, with some that talk with everyone. The old guard probably have their own little group and don't really talk much with everyone else. The french lads are all probably close mates. And then you got the newer spanish/portuguese speaking players that have their own little group with some others. I don't think it's a bad thing though, I don't think they all hate each other. Every team in the prem has little divisions in the dressing room, some players just happen to talk more with one player than another. It's a typical work environment so I can't see them getting into fights over their wage differences lol.
                Have to disagree with you, when you see their bodylanguage on TV something is clearly lacking in terms of UNITY.
                When a team delivers collectively on the pitch it´s OK to have seperate "gangs". But when almost everything is going wrong then you have to ask questions about how the same "Gangs" are going to acheive a common goal. Just my take at it,though!
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