Seems to have disappeared from face of the earth.
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Probably not, as that would permanently mark his time at QPR as a complete failure, and that would be a first in his career at any club he's played for. If there is one newly transferred-in player this season who would stay after relegation to bring the team back up, it would be Park, I think he's ready to bury his bones here. He does not need the money, he's turned down higher offers to come to QPR; he does not quit, I hope his knees don't quit on him first.Comment
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Fergie always knows when its time to get rid. Big fat marketing ploy for Tony's airline and us in Asia and then they went and made him Captain. Joke.Comment
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You keep repeating that comment as though it were true, but SAF actually wanted Park to stay at Manchester United. It was Park who opted to leave for QPR because SAF could not guarantee him as much playing time as he wanted. Fergie wanted to keep Park as a sub (and presumably to start him for big games), but Park wanted more playing time.
Here, one of many articles in which SAF said as much:
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Under Les Ferdinand:
Luke Freeman, top assists in the league: 4million
Alex Smithies, great goalie for this club: 3,5million
Charlie Austin, 19 Premier League goals: 4million
Jack Robinson: Contract ran out, left for free
And many more mistakes
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lol yer right, Fergie does it again. Offloads United's **** at exactly the right time. Park is finished as any kind of decent Prem player since his injury but tbh i never rated him anyway. Poor player with little technique but Fergie rated him for his workrate. That Japanese guy they replaced him with looks the business thoYou keep repeating that comment as though it were true, but SAF actually wanted Park to stay at Manchester United. It was Park who opted to leave for QPR because SAF could not guarantee him as much playing time as he wanted. Fergie wanted to keep Park as a sub (and presumably to start him for big games), but Park wanted more playing time.
Here, one of many articles in which SAF said as much:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...nited-QPR.htmlComment
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