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  • Yousef
    Gold Seat
    • Jul 2009
    • 9553

    #1

    What does the team need?

    I think they need psychologist to create confidence.
    QPR fan since1987

    @yousef_qpr
  • Quaz

    #2
    Originally posted by Yousef
    I think they need psychologist to create confidence.
    stable 11 to play week in week out would do the trick....swapping and changing helps nobody but the opposition.

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    • AgsQPR
      Apprentice
      • Mar 2009
      • 182

      #3
      Someone who can score goals, a quality left back and players to fight for their place and be proud to pull on the shirt.

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      • Gtleighsr3
        CCG
        • Mar 2009
        • 23569

        #4
        hangin/shooting/selling/public flogging/some spirit/some spine/
        Chelmsford City the home of Radio

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        • 3London
          Silver Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 3757

          #5
          Originally posted by Quaz
          stable 11 to play week in week out would do the trick....swapping and changing helps nobody but the opposition.
          completelt agree jm needs to decide who his best 11 is and stick with it regardless of the opposition.

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          • Yousef
            Gold Seat
            • Jul 2009
            • 9553

            #6
            Originally posted by Quaz
            stable 11 to play week in week out would do the trick....swapping and changing helps nobody but the opposition.
            Man you are reminding me of gentleman called Rafa Benitez
            QPR fan since1987

            @yousef_qpr

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            • ollyhoops
              Gold Seat
              • Mar 2009
              • 6013

              #7
              Well we are in this together so no good going on about if's and but's....


              I think the first thing, is that they need to restore and give confidence back to the players, rather than shouting at them, encourage them and make them believe in themselfs... that would be a start.
              second, play your strongest 11 and stick with them for a few games....
              thirdly, play the players in their best position for full effectiveness...
              fourthly, use the squad to its strengths...

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              • Quaz

                #8
                Originally posted by ollyhoops
                Well we are in this together so no good going on about if's and but's....


                I think the first thing, is that they need to restore and give confidence back to the players, rather than shouting at them, encourage them and make them believe in themselfs... that would be a start.
                second, play your strongest 11 and stick with them for a few games....
                thirdly, play the players in their best position for full effectiveness...
                fourthly, use the squad to its strengths...
                good post mate and spot on.

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                • Rich
                  Silver Seat
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 3412

                  #9
                  but just before all the that ollyhoops buy a striker or two so they become part of that mould

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                  • Underwood15
                    Apprentice
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 168

                    #10
                    A kick up the back side

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                    • Quaz

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Underwood15
                      A kick up the back side
                      don't let the strikers do it

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                      • Robbo
                        Silver Seat
                        • May 2009
                        • 1377

                        #12
                        In the long term, maybe a player that can't take a rollocking when he's had a stinker is better off out of the door?
                        Or half a dozen of them.
                        Especially if they show a lack of effort and a s**t attitude.
                        Maybe Magilton's been seeing signs of this in training, and tonight it came to the surface and he exploded. Who knows?



                        Maybe a huge clear out wouldn't be such a bad thing.

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                        • gerrysmullet
                          Apprentice
                          • Apr 2009
                          • 33

                          #13
                          Not sure we work hard enough at times, maybe a lack of team ethic. Does not matter how good our players are but if they dont work hard when they dont have the ball then their talent is useless.

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                          • roose
                            Bronze Seat
                            • Mar 2009
                            • 317

                            #14
                            A pay cut!

                            I have not played football for years but i can still pass the ball ten feet, and i was rubbish.

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