| next manager... 22:15 - Nov 3 with 36440 views | Gloucs_R |
Who do we want that is realistic? |  |
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| next manager... on 16:53 - Nov 5 with 2958 views | Eddo |
| next manager... on 15:30 - Nov 5 by Northernr |
The guy who just left Liverpool and is going to be favourite for every Premier League job that comes up? Yeh, he's definitely going to jump at the chance to manage a Championship circus. |
http://www.skybet.com/football/specials/manager-specials
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink now favorite according to Skybet!
Not sure how to feel about that...
Bizzarelly no mention of Brendan, lol |  | | |
| next manager... on 16:55 - Nov 5 with 2955 views | LowerloftLad |
if there were clear guild lines next season of the job is staying up and a lot of big earners were to be sold then I would plump for holloway |  |
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| next manager... on 16:58 - Nov 5 with 2932 views | daveB |
They have no idea and are just guessing same as they always do.
Imo it will be Warnock or Sherwood |  | | |
| next manager... on 17:34 - Nov 5 with 2866 views | Jamie |
Hasselbaink is the outstanding 'candidate' but he wouldn't touch the club with a 10 foot bargepole.
He's going to get a second consecutive promotion with Burton, with a supportive owner and £200m less pressure on him.
He'd be booed out of town within 3 months here anyway. Doesn't play the champagne football QPR fans seem to feel we deserve. | | | |
| next manager... on 18:50 - Nov 5 with 2783 views | CamberleyR |
| next manager... on 13:37 - Nov 5 by Clive_Anderson |
Warnock had us playing the best football we've had in the last 20 years. Even in the Premier League we were putting in some great performances before he got the boot for the MK Dons away draw in the cup (which sounds ridiculous now).
Ollie played some great stuff with Blackpool as well and was very unlucky not to keep them up on a shoestring budget.
It always seems to me that as soon as a manager is sacked then they are considered no good forever regardless of previous achievements. Even Clough was sacked twice before going to Forest. No doubt Mourinho will be "past it" when he gets sacked next week too. |
Not quite correct. Cloughie was only ever sacked from Leeds. He resigned from Derby (he always said the most stupid thing he ever did in football) and effectively resigned the Brighton job when Leeds approached him. |  |
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| next manager... on 19:21 - Nov 5 with 2691 views | Discodroids |
| next manager... on 19:20 - Nov 5 by johncharles |
No cod in the Mediterranean mate, you've been done.
Done up like a kipper. An Italian kipper. |
dem and blest it !!..
Jamie oliver is a charlatan . |  |
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| next manager... on 19:25 - Nov 5 with 2667 views | TheBlob |
Why not make the manager's post a guest position - like the empty plinth on Trafalgar Square,a different one every f*cking month to pander to every taste and whim. |  |
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| next manager... on 19:25 - Nov 5 with 2660 views | actonman |
Don't think warnock has it in his locker anymore , too much time on talk sport and the like.
Sherwood is a shoe in but will cost too much to get his compo sorted. Not sure the owners would go with such an unpopular choice but hey,Ramsay got the job after the equivalent of sh@gging the boss's daughter and leaving her up the duff so you never know.
Can't think of many others that will work with Neil still upstairs except someone like Derry but if we go down that road we may as well of stuck with Ramsey .
Can see something like the latter happening until the end of the season sparking weekly b!tch fights between our selfs scrambling to get on our high horses |  | | |
| next manager... on 19:40 - Nov 5 with 2632 views | Hooparoo |
What's Luigi de Canio doing? |  |
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| next manager... on 20:10 - Nov 5 with 2579 views | johncharles |
| next manager... on 19:25 - Nov 5 by TheBlob |
Why not make the manager's post a guest position - like the empty plinth on Trafalgar Square,a different one every f*cking month to pander to every taste and whim. |
We've tried that |  |
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| next manager... on 21:16 - Nov 5 with 2507 views | qprphil |
What about Warburton who was in charge at Brentford. Or Pearson, done a great job for Leicester. | | | |
| next manager... on 21:23 - Nov 5 with 2488 views | CHUBBS |
| next manager... on 17:34 - Nov 5 by Jamie |
Hasselbaink is the outstanding 'candidate' but he wouldn't touch the club with a 10 foot bargepole.
He's going to get a second consecutive promotion with Burton, with a supportive owner and £200m less pressure on him.
He'd be booed out of town within 3 months here anyway. Doesn't play the champagne football QPR fans seem to feel we deserve. |
Outstanding candidate????
If he's the outstanding candidate,what does that make Rowett,the man who built the team he took over.
Getting them promoted was a penalty kick.
I'm not convinced.
Pearson for me,been there and done it,takes no shit whilst playing beautiful football. [Post edited 5 Nov 2015 21:27]
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| next manager... on 22:03 - Nov 5 with 2412 views | derbyhoop |
There is no way we are going to pay the compensation necessary to recruit any current managers. That rules out, of the names mentioned, Hasselbaink, Jackett Dean Smith and Ainsworth.
Neither Sherwood nor Rodgers will come for the sort of money we can pay when the transfer kitty is empty.
Warnock is 66, lives in Cornwall, only wants to work 2 days per week, so can only be a short term appointment.
The favourites have to be Holloway and Pearson.
But the interesting ones are:
Brian McDermott
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| next manager... on 22:05 - Nov 5 with 2403 views | captainmycaptian |
Laudrup ? Anyone know what he is up to | | | |
| next manager... on 22:11 - Nov 5 with 2380 views | WrightUp5hit___ |
Complete fruit loop, check out Swansea comments regarding his removal |  | | |
| next manager... on 22:41 - Nov 5 with 2346 views | karl |
Seen a couple of Scottish based managers being mentioned;
McInnes at Aberdeen has hit a prolonged sticky patch similar to his good start at Bristol City and consequent demise?
Stubbs at Hibs has undoubtedly hit a bit of form and his rebuilding job (which was substantial) is bearing fruit, been a slow burner and don't think we would give him the time he would need to turn it around so imo opinion not what QPR need atm but very good for Hibs.
Jackie McNamara was Discos favourite for a while but after selling a load of players and taking Dundee Utd to the bottom of the league was sacked a few weeks ago and resurfaced this week as York City manager, little strange that one?
Warburton, doing well at Glasgow Rangers but they are in the brown stuff financially and would be easy to arrange departure imo.
However my choice would be Northern Irishman Tommy Wright at St Johnstone, built a good team playing solid but well balanced pacy football, won their first ever trophy and competing in Europe the last 3 seasons (prety sure?). Was being tapped up by Dundee Utd but chose to sign a new contract at Saints although imo this was a tactic from both manager and club that D Utd was a sideways step but should any bigger fish come looking then the club would be well served with a reasonable compensation package (although we're strapped for cash i don't think it would be prohibitive to any English Championship club).
James Fowler at Queen of the South (Andy Thomson old team) is one i think has a future but nowhere near our level yet.
Btw Michael O'Halloran (24) at St Johnstone is on fire atm and worth scouting for Championship. Pace, skill and playing with confidence he looks the business just now. |  | | |
| (No subject) (n/t) on 23:11 - Nov 5 with 2279 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
| next manager... on 22:41 - Nov 5 by karl |
Seen a couple of Scottish based managers being mentioned;
McInnes at Aberdeen has hit a prolonged sticky patch similar to his good start at Bristol City and consequent demise?
Stubbs at Hibs has undoubtedly hit a bit of form and his rebuilding job (which was substantial) is bearing fruit, been a slow burner and don't think we would give him the time he would need to turn it around so imo opinion not what QPR need atm but very good for Hibs.
Jackie McNamara was Discos favourite for a while but after selling a load of players and taking Dundee Utd to the bottom of the league was sacked a few weeks ago and resurfaced this week as York City manager, little strange that one?
Warburton, doing well at Glasgow Rangers but they are in the brown stuff financially and would be easy to arrange departure imo.
However my choice would be Northern Irishman Tommy Wright at St Johnstone, built a good team playing solid but well balanced pacy football, won their first ever trophy and competing in Europe the last 3 seasons (prety sure?). Was being tapped up by Dundee Utd but chose to sign a new contract at Saints although imo this was a tactic from both manager and club that D Utd was a sideways step but should any bigger fish come looking then the club would be well served with a reasonable compensation package (although we're strapped for cash i don't think it would be prohibitive to any English Championship club).
James Fowler at Queen of the South (Andy Thomson old team) is one i think has a future but nowhere near our level yet.
Btw Michael O'Halloran (24) at St Johnstone is on fire atm and worth scouting for Championship. Pace, skill and playing with confidence he looks the business just now. |
How comes LFW has a better scouting network than QPR football club?.......
Cheers Karl. [Post edited 5 Nov 2015 23:17]
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| next manager... on 23:12 - Nov 5 with 2272 views | JAPRANGERS |
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| next manager... on 05:11 - Nov 6 with 2169 views | CanadaRanger |
To quote Clive: "It won’t get clicks or hits or retweets, but the simple truth is Chris Ramsey wasn’t that good, or that bad.". True. So true. For me, Chris Ramsey was every bit as good as the players who were not getting it done on the pitch (or those who decided to be away from our pitch), yet he takes the long walk. Take that how you will. Not even Sir Alf Ramsey could manage a sow's ear into a silk purse, never mind Chris Ramsey. Where is Sandro anyway?
How many "top" managers are currently out of work for reasons other than failure somewhere else?
Amongst those "top" managers, who really wants this kind of poisoned chalice?! A second successive opportunity to fail, egged on by a big section of fan-base who are never satisfied... at least not since 2006. 20 managers in 9 years. Joke. [Post edited 6 Nov 2015 5:14]
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| next manager... on 08:48 - Nov 6 with 2103 views | supahoopsa |
What about the two physco's that are/were at Salford City that were on the box last night....they look like they wouldn't take any sh1t from any of the players.
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| next manager... on 12:29 - Nov 6 with 2027 views | NW10Hoop |
| next manager... on 08:48 - Nov 6 by supahoopsa |
What about the two physco's that are/were at Salford City that were on the box last night....they look like they wouldn't take any sh1t from any of the players.
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I know you're joking but I can't really remember a time recently that QPR came out of the blocks all fired up. The Fulham game once again springs to mind, they flew out of the blocks while our lot looked like they were still doing their stretches. |  | | |
| next manager... on 12:30 - Nov 6 with 2025 views | YorkRanger |
Times today suggests Pearson interested in QPR, QPR interested in Warburton. |  | | |
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