After watching Sunday's performance was good to see Neville and Souness laying into all and sundry straight afterwards, but for some reason they took the tack that "they're letting the manager down who will be having sleepless nights about how to fix it". Which he won't.
Was listening to Claridge and some hacks on Radio 5 tonight and the consensus - FINALLY - was that Harry has had an incredibly easy ride compared to, say, Pardew, and excuses like the players aren't fit enough are shameful as that's effectively his job. Claridge, to be fair to the bloke, sounded positively stricken that "a good club like QPR" were being let down.
I hate change and have been the biggest advocate of keeping Arry around, but West Ham was the final straw for me. That was a team that were going through the motions with no passion or effort at all (Charlie / Karl H / Ned / Zamora excepted, who by sheer f--king coincidence were part of our promotion team).
Unlike the Hughes squad, this could be a half decent team. It needs a manager |  |
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