| BOS 09:05 - Dec 31 with 8499 views | NorthantsHoop |
I hope we do not lose BOS in the January window, if the rumours are true he's not inclined to sign an extension. It might all be a negotiating tactic etc.. I really rate BOS he has been exceptional this season and at last his potential coming to fruition. Starting to tear sides apart down the wings. The end product is improving as well. |  | | |  |
| BOS on 14:40 - Jan 1 with 1966 views | rsonist |
| BOS on 10:28 - Jan 1 by DavieQPR |
Still think at the moment BOS is just an athlete with boots on. End product is still terrible. If he moved it would be sideways or as a bench warmer somewhere. |
Pretty harsh but even still it's pace and bustle we desperately need. Will be some player if we do polish him up though - look at Adama Traore at Wolves gone from laughing stock to lethal. |  | | |
| BOS on 14:42 - Jan 1 with 1962 views | Antti_Heinola |
| BOS on 10:28 - Jan 1 by DavieQPR |
Still think at the moment BOS is just an athlete with boots on. End product is still terrible. If he moved it would be sideways or as a bench warmer somewhere. |
Nonsense. |  |
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| BOS on 16:18 - Jan 1 with 1930 views | nottonyfernandes |
Say he’s just an athlete again so he can get his hattrick.
Joy to watch, even if it doesn’t always work |  | | |
| BOS on 16:56 - Jan 1 with 1901 views | Antti_Heinola |
| BOS on 10:28 - Jan 1 by DavieQPR |
Still think at the moment BOS is just an athlete with boots on. End product is still terrible. If he moved it would be sideways or as a bench warmer somewhere. |
This aged well. | |
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| BOS on 17:26 - Jan 1 with 1847 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
He must have won us a dozen corners today? |  | | |
| BOS on 17:27 - Jan 1 with 1839 views | Nov77 |
There’s more than a touch of the Andy impey’s about him, very similar players. Nice to see him improving. |  |
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| BOS on 17:50 - Jan 1 with 1772 views | LazyFan |
| BOS on 17:27 - Jan 1 by Nov77 |
There’s more than a touch of the Andy impey’s about him, very similar players. Nice to see him improving. |
In my view, he is better than Impey.
If he continues developing like this, he will become a prem player.
Well see.
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| BOS on 17:54 - Jan 1 with 1750 views | Nov77 |
| BOS on 17:50 - Jan 1 by LazyFan |
In my view, he is better than Impey.
If he continues developing like this, he will become a prem player.
Well see.
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Well Impey was a top flight player, he did his stuff against the best teams in the country. Let’s not get carried away with BOS yet, it is encouraging to see him improving though. | |
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| BOS on 17:59 - Jan 1 with 1722 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| BOS on 17:54 - Jan 1 by Nov77 |
Well Impey was a top flight player, he did his stuff against the best teams in the country. Let’s not get carried away with BOS yet, it is encouraging to see him improving though. |
Agree with this.
Not so long ago BOS was all potential, a player you could dream on but a player who rarely showed the confidence to take his man on and who, yes, often lacked end product.
He is in beguiling, bewitching form right now. I'm happy to enjoy it and see where it leads him and us. |  |
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| BOS on 19:02 - Jan 1 with 1650 views | nix |
| BOS on 17:59 - Jan 1 by BrianMcCarthy |
Agree with this.
Not so long ago BOS was all potential, a player you could dream on but a player who rarely showed the confidence to take his man on and who, yes, often lacked end product.
He is in beguiling, bewitching form right now. I'm happy to enjoy it and see where it leads him and us. |
This.
His decision making has improved. When to pass, when to shoot, when to take on the defenders. He makes some really good runs too which provide an outlet for Chair and Eze.
But most of all, those surges of pace are just electrifying.
He also looks stronger on the ball which meant he got past the defenders on the by-line more often than not. Their defenders were like this 🤯. |  | | |
| BOS on 19:07 - Jan 1 with 1627 views | NW5Hoop |
| BOS on 10:28 - Jan 1 by DavieQPR |
Still think at the moment BOS is just an athlete with boots on. End product is still terrible. If he moved it would be sideways or as a bench warmer somewhere. |
I know today was only one game … but that's the fastest I've ever seen a post age badly! | | | |
| BOS on 19:08 - Jan 1 with 1623 views | Match82 |
| BOS on 19:02 - Jan 1 by nix |
This.
His decision making has improved. When to pass, when to shoot, when to take on the defenders. He makes some really good runs too which provide an outlet for Chair and Eze.
But most of all, those surges of pace are just electrifying.
He also looks stronger on the ball which meant he got past the defenders on the by-line more often than not. Their defenders were like this 🤯. |
That combination of strength and speed was just devastating today. Phenomenal game. |  | | |
| BOS on 21:28 - Jan 1 with 1472 views | dannyblue |
And decision making improving every week. Even though he was on a hat trick he wasn’t just lashing it first sight of goal, he was still trying to find a man in the box.
As on other post, most dominating performance from a winger I can remember. |  | | |
| BOS on 23:34 - Jan 1 with 1375 views | robith |
| BOS on 10:28 - Jan 1 by DavieQPR |
Still think at the moment BOS is just an athlete with boots on. End product is still terrible. If he moved it would be sideways or as a bench warmer somewhere. |
This aged well |  | | |
| BOS on 23:52 - Jan 1 with 1346 views | DylanP |
| BOS on 10:28 - Jan 1 by DavieQPR |
Still think at the moment BOS is just an athlete with boots on. End product is still terrible. If he moved it would be sideways or as a bench warmer somewhere. |
Yeah, two terrible goals today and all those terrible runs and assists. Just terrible! |  |
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| BOS on 23:54 - Jan 1 with 1342 views | Hunterhoop |
BOS had a career game today. Superb. Fullback on toast. Well done, BOS. |  | | |
| BOS on 23:59 - Jan 1 with 1331 views | Benny_the_Ball |
| BOS on 13:28 - Dec 31 by stainrods_elbow |
Some will agree, I wearily suppose, but why do I feel your post reads more like that of a company accountant rather than a fan? If you think asset stripping the club in one fell swoop in January is the way forward, I feel sorry for you - you sound like Richard Thompson! Unfortunately, neoliberalism is a pernicious flower, and these days it gives some people licence to tout this kind of tosh as if it were footballing fate.
More soberly, it depends on what we all mean by 'supporting the manager'. For me, even if this has to be sprinkled by a degree of fiscal realism in the current FFP/self-inflicted QPR climate, it means helping him cultivate a squad that gives him a chance to succeed, rather than pulling the rug from under his feet at every opportunity. Between 'tanking the club' and the no alternative mantra of 'every player has his price' austerity (to the point where Hoos has more or less said he loves the idea of us being known as a 'selling club', because it means we're liquidating assets), there are many interstices. For example, a number of posters (myself included) argue that, if we still had Smithies between the sticks, we would likely be pushing strongly now for a playoff position going into 2020, with all the knock-on benefits that carries from supporter lift, giving younger supporters players to identify with, and retaining your assets/attracting players to come and play for you. That's how you crete virtuous circles in any form of business - surround yourself with passion, talent and vision, cultivate it, and work from there. It's also very easy to create vicious circles if you're a fiscal philistine and don't understand football clubs, only football numbers. As I say, if we lost Eze, Bright and Manning in this window, or even just one/two of them, I'd say this season would instantly become a lot more about staying up.
Unfortunately, some people think of football as a business first and a passion/ entertainment second. They don't understand fans, don't understand football, and are necesary evils at best - to be tolerated (to a point), but not loved. [Post edited 31 Dec 2019 13:35]
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Without the unloved accountant on board you end up like Bury. However, selling all of our assets at once will surely result in relegation to League 1 so a balance must be struck to improve the books whilst keeping QPR competitive. If the board do decide to cash in all assets now that would indicate to me that they have lost interest and just want to recoup their losses.
Anyway, bringing it back on topic I too hope we don't lose BOS in January. [Post edited 2 Jan 2020 0:01]
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| BOS on 00:17 - Jan 2 with 1314 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
| BOS on 23:59 - Jan 1 by Benny_the_Ball |
Without the unloved accountant on board you end up like Bury. However, selling all of our assets at once will surely result in relegation to League 1 so a balance must be struck to improve the books whilst keeping QPR competitive. If the board do decide to cash in all assets now that would indicate to me that they have lost interest and just want to recoup their losses.
Anyway, bringing it back on topic I too hope we don't lose BOS in January. [Post edited 2 Jan 2020 0:01]
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Player sales might satisfy FFP but it wouldn’t touch the sides of the immense money pit the owners have dug.
There are only two ways that these owners will recoup their money:
1) Promotion to the Premiership
2) Sale of Loftus Rd and development of the land
If you want a clue as to which route they are most likely to take, consider the expertise of the directors they recruit:
https://dealmakerz.co.uk/property-investor-jamie-reuben-becomes-board-member-at- | | | |
| BOS on 00:24 - Jan 2 with 1300 views | Benny_the_Ball |
| BOS on 00:17 - Jan 2 by BazzaInTheLoft |
Player sales might satisfy FFP but it wouldn’t touch the sides of the immense money pit the owners have dug.
There are only two ways that these owners will recoup their money:
1) Promotion to the Premiership
2) Sale of Loftus Rd and development of the land
If you want a clue as to which route they are most likely to take, consider the expertise of the directors they recruit:
https://dealmakerz.co.uk/property-investor-jamie-reuben-becomes-board-member-at- |
I don't need convincing, Bazza. I've long held the suspicion that Tony et al are using QPR as a vehicle for making money via property development be it the Old Oak project, Linford Christie stadium and/or sale of Loftus Road. Meanwhile the development that is vital to the future of the club (i.e. Warren Farm) is yet to begin in earnest. | | | |
| BOS on 08:40 - Jan 2 with 1167 views | ozexile |
Was BOS a Penrice find? I saw the other day he'd ledt his scouting role with us. | | | |
| BOS on 09:43 - Jan 2 with 1084 views | 1MoreBrightonR |
One thing he does that i love is he will pick up the ball at the halfway line, back to the goal and often heading the opposite way, and then in a solit second do a full 90 degree turn and be round his man and on the attack. he doesnt know how to play backwards and i love that. | | | |
| BOS on 09:52 - Jan 2 with 1061 views | francisbowles |
Scaring the life out of defences last few weeks. So direct, heads into the penalty area and they have to be careful with attempts to stop him. | | | |
| BOS on 10:00 - Jan 2 with 1042 views | stainrods_elbow |
| BOS on 10:28 - Jan 1 by DavieQPR |
Still think at the moment BOS is just an athlete with boots on. End product is still terrible. If he moved it would be sideways or as a bench warmer somewhere. |
How big is your meal of humble pie this fine morning! |  |
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| BOS on 10:02 - Jan 2 with 1033 views | nix |
| BOS on 08:40 - Jan 2 by ozexile |
Was BOS a Penrice find? I saw the other day he'd ledt his scouting role with us. |
It's possible as he started as scout in May 2017 and BOS came in September 2017 but I wonder if we'd already had our eye on him as I imagine these things take a bit of time these days as we may spend more time checking them out. | | | |
| BOS on 10:04 - Jan 2 with 1026 views | CaptainPugwash |
Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...
He be jus loik watchin' dear 'ol Mark Lazarus.
Yo Ho! |  | | |
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