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For what it's worth, here is what he has been saying today:
Tony Fernandes â€@tonyfernandes 8h8 hours ago Yesterday was story out our season. Frustrating . Cruel luck. Post hit. Double deflection. But sure we heading in right direction.
Tony Fernandes â€@tonyfernandes 8h8 hours ago We need to build a solid base so when we go up we stay up. Jimmy les and Chris and lee are doing that. We got good guys now.
We always wanted younger players and players we could develop. Was so hard with past teams. Now we got right team who think long term
Tony Fernandes â€@tonyfernandes 6m6 minutes ago @jlqpr we wanted to stay up when we appointed Harry. And to be fair he brought us up. And yes blame stops at me. But not giving up
Tony Fernandes â€@tonyfernandes 10m10 minutes ago @qprgareth hahaha yes. I can understand frustration. Used to bother me. Keeping positive
Tony Fernandes â€@tonyfernandes 15m15 minutes ago @maljacqpr @mdoughty92 @bengladwin8 we have huge hopes for both. Players need games. Look at Poulter. 23. Getting a run now
Tony Fernandes â€@tonyfernandes 16m16 minutes ago @maljacqpr @mdoughty92 @bengladwin8 manager doesn't think they will get regular games and wants them to play every week for next season
Tony Fernandes â€@tonyfernandes 49m49 minutes ago @philpott70 nothing guaranteed but we got the right people and that's a big big start
Tony Fernandes â€@tonyfernandes 60m60 minutes ago @qprtv @steveayton13 it was a coup to bring back Chris Ramsey. He will build us the best academy.
Steve Heard â€@steveheard82 55m55 minutes ago @tonyfernandes @qprtv @steveayton13 what he should've done originally then if he is so good but he was the "dream" choice as manager
Tony Fernandes â€@tonyfernandes 49m49 minutes ago @steveheard82 @qprtv @steveayton13 he wasn't the dream choice. I will be telling @ijtaylor81 who it was when I said it
Tony Fernandes â€@tonyfernandes 1h1 hour ago @qprtv @steveayton13 if anyone thinks we have had a decent academy producing players and we should not change anything then I'm speechless
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Tony's Twitting again! on 16:22 - Jan 24 with 3234 views
TF is more considered than previously. And you aren't going to get fully developed points in 140 Characters, so stop expecting that. It certainly more sensible than"promotion is everything". Live with it.
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Tony's Twitting again! on 20:55 - Jan 24 with 2530 views
Tony's Twitting again! on 16:25 - Jan 24 by QPRDave
Far too much criticism of TF. Bloke's more than entitled to his opinion
He absolutely is. However, it is possible to have an opinion without broadcasting it to the world. If you are chairman of a football club, perhaps it is also best not to undermine your director of football and/or manager on a public forum
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Tony's Twitting again! on 21:07 - Jan 24 with 2484 views
Tony's Twitting again! on 16:31 - Jan 24 by TacticalR
He knows a disaster when he sees one...
I have seldom seen anyone look so uncomfortable having to say you're fired. It doesn't come easy to him. Personally I like the guy but the whole learning on the job thing has cost us dearly. He has written off most pf the debt because I think he knows he can't do that with a business that belongs longterm to the fans. The biggest fault was not understanding what QPR is about when he took over and keeping it about flair and unearthing young gems guided by older heads. Given that we will stagger over the staying up line this season I have high hopes under JFH. He will make mistakes like any other manager but I think he gets what we are about. He does need to stop tweeting though, just leaves himself open to trolling and worse.
Tony's Twitting again! on 20:55 - Jan 24 by Match82
He absolutely is. However, it is possible to have an opinion without broadcasting it to the world. If you are chairman of a football club, perhaps it is also best not to undermine your director of football and/or manager on a public forum
Yeah fair enough point Match. Just thought he was answering questions put to him.But as Chairman I suppose he should be more considered as to what & when he says things
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Tony's Twitting again! on 01:13 - Jan 25 with 2155 views
Tony's Twitting again! on 21:32 - Jan 24 by QPRDave
Yeah fair enough point Match. Just thought he was answering questions put to him.But as Chairman I suppose he should be more considered as to what & when he says things
I don't believe that he does any of this out of malice at all. But I do think he's been badly advised. People take their commitments to sports teams a lot more seriously than their commitment to his airline and so treating businesses in the same way (in terms of interacting on Twitter etc) is risky.
Also, it personally worries me that TF may think qpr fans on Twitter (especially those trying to interact with him) are representative of qpr fans in general
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Tony's Twitting again! on 07:38 - Jan 25 with 2011 views
Tony's Twitting again! on 20:55 - Jan 24 by Match82
He absolutely is. However, it is possible to have an opinion without broadcasting it to the world. If you are chairman of a football club, perhaps it is also best not to undermine your director of football and/or manager on a public forum
he was defending the manager and director of football after fans tweeted him the usual rubbish about Ferdinand having an agenda as he appointed a black person
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Tony's Twitting again! on 09:02 - Jan 25 with 1902 views
He's a clown and his words mean fck all when his actions are so often contradictory. There's not one solitary example of his tweeting and 'out there' PR having a positive consequence on QPR - so he should keep it schtum and let the training ground, long term management and staff appointments and a return to something close to sustainability speak for him.
Employ the right people in the right parts of the club and leave them the fck to it. I think he's finally done the former, yet to see the latter.
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