| This week's podcast on 07:24 - Nov 23 with 1232 views | Roller |
Best one ever, although I'm not sure that everyone in the studio picked up on the irony in my comment.  |  | |  |
| This week's podcast on 08:12 - Nov 23 with 1205 views | PunteR |
Its a good one. Everyone on form.
Pretty shocking behaviour of so called fans on Twitter. Just bizarre. |  |
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| This week's podcast on 08:25 - Nov 23 with 1190 views | ShotKneesHoop |
Even funnier listening to it twice, as some of the comments get lost in the giggling the first time. |  |
| Why does it feel like R'SWiPe is still on the books? Yer Couldn't Make It Up.Well Done Me! |
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| This week's podcast on 08:47 - Nov 23 with 1156 views | ichbinnaughty |
T'was a good 'un.
And no one ended up answering the question of "where do we need to be in 12 months or 18 months for Ollie to be granted an extended contract?"
For me, I felt that last season's objectives were to:
- cut our cloth accordingly following relegation (wherever possible)
- consolidate in the championship
This season's objectives should be:
- further "re-appropriate" the playing squad
- blood some youth into the first team squad
- be competitive
- Finish in the top 10
Leaving next season's objectives (bearing in mind it's the last season of parachute payments):
- Play-offs
- Develop an identity and 'several ways' of playing games (a QPR approach)
- Further develop our squad (with us accepting any big offers for players, should they be made - and be too good to turn down) - eg: if someone offered, say, £8m for Chery - we take it. [Post edited 23 Nov 2016 8:48]
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| This week's podcast on 08:57 - Nov 23 with 1143 views | PunteR |
Ollie needs us to be in the prem in 18 months time.
In fact this time next season we need to be sitting pretty in the playoffs for TF's itchy trigger fingers to be kept in his pocket. Imo. | |
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| This week's podcast on 11:34 - Nov 23 with 1039 views | hoof_hearted |
Objective:
Now: Play decent football to the best of the ability of the available players.
Next year: Same again but having improved the available players through training and good acquisitions. Repeat ad nauseam. |  | | |
| This week's podcast on 11:45 - Nov 23 with 1026 views | daveB |
The comments on twitter and Facebook are a symptom of the world we live in. I've seen plenty on Ferdinand in the last few weeks, most of them racist a lot of them wishing death on him. If you want to depress yourself look at the facebook comments after they published an article on Ferdinand doing a cycle for prostate cancer, you can probably guess most of it and if only it was teenagers doing it with no braincells, it's mostly men in 40's and 50's who you'd hope would know better.
I'm a big fan of Danny Baker, love his radio shows and read the sad story the other day of his mum having dementia as well as his battle with cancer. The comments below the article were along the lines of wishing he had died, his mum is faking it so she doesn't have to speak to him and they were the mild ones.
I see similar mad anger at everything on social media, wishing death and sickness on people over the John Lewis commercial, Honey G and when it comes to football the comments on any story are unbelievable. Paddy Power do a funny video every week highlighting some of the mad comments people make but it's all quite scary. |  | | |
| This week's podcast on 14:53 - Nov 23 with 917 views | hoof_hearted |
| This week's podcast on 07:24 - Nov 23 by Roller |
Best one ever, although I'm not sure that everyone in the studio picked up on the irony in my comment. |
Ha ha! Bet you couldn't wait to log on this morning and see who'd noticed  | | | |
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| This week's podcast on 18:18 - Nov 23 with 835 views | Jigsore |
| This week's podcast on 11:45 - Nov 23 by daveB |
The comments on twitter and Facebook are a symptom of the world we live in. I've seen plenty on Ferdinand in the last few weeks, most of them racist a lot of them wishing death on him. If you want to depress yourself look at the facebook comments after they published an article on Ferdinand doing a cycle for prostate cancer, you can probably guess most of it and if only it was teenagers doing it with no braincells, it's mostly men in 40's and 50's who you'd hope would know better.
I'm a big fan of Danny Baker, love his radio shows and read the sad story the other day of his mum having dementia as well as his battle with cancer. The comments below the article were along the lines of wishing he had died, his mum is faking it so she doesn't have to speak to him and they were the mild ones.
I see similar mad anger at everything on social media, wishing death and sickness on people over the John Lewis commercial, Honey G and when it comes to football the comments on any story are unbelievable. Paddy Power do a funny video every week highlighting some of the mad comments people make but it's all quite scary. |
in the interests of balance Danny Baker is a massive gobshite who, while stopping short of wishing cancer on people, his twitter is a spittle flecked descent into insanity. Just check out his feed during the Euros demanding Raheem Sterling be hug drawn and quatered
not that he deserves it. but probably not the best example. |  |
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| This week's podcast on 20:45 - Nov 23 with 750 views | rsonist |
Glad to hear Norf's comments.
I was thinking about Robith's thread recently about Saturday being the damning indictment of JFH, and how it was never really just about whether JFH was the man for the job or not - it was also a carrier argument about what sort of club we are, what sort of club we want to be, and how we behave as a group as supporters. Ollie's often been spoken of as the unifying candidate - what we should really be reflecting on is how we became so split to begin with that only this ultimate populist nuke could have pulled us back together. |  | | |
| This week's podcast on 20:55 - Nov 23 with 743 views | Roller |
| This week's podcast on 14:53 - Nov 23 by hoof_hearted |
Ha ha! Bet you couldn't wait to log on this morning and see who'd noticed |
It did cross my mind, but I don't post anything like regularly enough for anyone to pay undue attention.
Actually, when I was tipped of by a mate, I could even work out what I'd said that was worth repeating! | | | |
| This week's podcast on 01:33 - Nov 24 with 677 views | superhoopdownunder |
| This week's podcast on 20:45 - Nov 23 by rsonist |
Glad to hear Norf's comments.
I was thinking about Robith's thread recently about Saturday being the damning indictment of JFH, and how it was never really just about whether JFH was the man for the job or not - it was also a carrier argument about what sort of club we are, what sort of club we want to be, and how we behave as a group as supporters. Ollie's often been spoken of as the unifying candidate - what we should really be reflecting on is how we became so split to begin with that only this ultimate populist nuke could have pulled us back together. |
We became a split fanbase by the divisive Gianni Paladini after he took over our club in 2005 - we are only now getting our club back.
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| This week's podcast on 10:35 - Nov 24 with 570 views | daveB |
| This week's podcast on 18:18 - Nov 23 by Jigsore |
in the interests of balance Danny Baker is a massive gobshite who, while stopping short of wishing cancer on people, his twitter is a spittle flecked descent into insanity. Just check out his feed during the Euros demanding Raheem Sterling be hug drawn and quatered
not that he deserves it. but probably not the best example. |
why not the best example, what you think of him is irrelevant really, I like him and you don't which is fine but to wish cancer on someone and mock their mum for having a serious illness is pretty sick and this happens in every story you can find about all kinds of people. | | | |
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