| De Jong 14:20 - May 23 with 764 views | runningman75 |
Unable to post links but it appears we are after him. Suppose we need a psycho if Barton goes! |  | | |  |
| De Jong on 14:27 - May 23 with 746 views | Vish |
will not happen in a million years! | | | |
| De Jong on 14:32 - May 23 with 721 views | runningman75 |
I remember the signings of players such as Stuart Wardley, recent signings of Cisse and Zamora has shown nothing can be taken for granted over the summer this year. | | | |
| De Jong on 14:43 - May 23 with 696 views | Jamie |
"After the longest of seasons, came the silliest of seasons" | | | |
| De Jong on 14:52 - May 23 with 650 views | adhoc_qpr |
Either Hughes and the board are aiming much higher than we think (possible...maybe) or it's ill informed press speculation (very, very likely).
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| De Jong on 17:22 - May 23 with 504 views | AlbRanger |
Whilst I'm not saying there is any basis to this speculation, I think people need to realise who is running our club now:
Hughes is very well respected in the game and has never made any secret of his ambition. I have absolutely no doubt that he had to be totally convinced that the club's ambitions matched his before he joined.
Philip Beard is clearly an incredibly impressive person with an excellent CV. You don't get to run things at the O2 without demonstratiing exceptional ability and he is bringing that ability to little ol' QPR.
Amit Bhattia, son-in-law to the 3rd or 4th richest man in the world. A graduate of Cornell with companies such as Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse on his CV. This guy oozes class.
TF. Say no more. Possibly, funnily enough, the loose cannon but his success in what he has done with Air Asia is admirable.
I do not think for one second these people:
a) Do failure
b) Will have the slightest problem convincing anyone that the future is bright and it's hooped
Yes, it shows how far we come. Yes, as Clive says in another thread, we are probably the luckiest supporters around.
However, people, get used to it as i do not see anything other than an upward trajectory, with realistic targets along the way, for us over the next few years. |  | | |
| De Jong on 17:35 - May 23 with 471 views | gjc104 |
| De Jong on 17:22 - May 23 by AlbRanger |
Whilst I'm not saying there is any basis to this speculation, I think people need to realise who is running our club now:
Hughes is very well respected in the game and has never made any secret of his ambition. I have absolutely no doubt that he had to be totally convinced that the club's ambitions matched his before he joined.
Philip Beard is clearly an incredibly impressive person with an excellent CV. You don't get to run things at the O2 without demonstratiing exceptional ability and he is bringing that ability to little ol' QPR.
Amit Bhattia, son-in-law to the 3rd or 4th richest man in the world. A graduate of Cornell with companies such as Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse on his CV. This guy oozes class.
TF. Say no more. Possibly, funnily enough, the loose cannon but his success in what he has done with Air Asia is admirable.
I do not think for one second these people:
a) Do failure
b) Will have the slightest problem convincing anyone that the future is bright and it's hooped
Yes, it shows how far we come. Yes, as Clive says in another thread, we are probably the luckiest supporters around.
However, people, get used to it as i do not see anything other than an upward trajectory, with realistic targets along the way, for us over the next few years. |
I totally agree with all that.
We will see the size of next season's ambition by the players Hughes et al try to sign (not newspaper talk).
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| De Jong on 17:36 - May 23 with 462 views | DylanP |
| De Jong on 17:22 - May 23 by AlbRanger |
Whilst I'm not saying there is any basis to this speculation, I think people need to realise who is running our club now:
Hughes is very well respected in the game and has never made any secret of his ambition. I have absolutely no doubt that he had to be totally convinced that the club's ambitions matched his before he joined.
Philip Beard is clearly an incredibly impressive person with an excellent CV. You don't get to run things at the O2 without demonstratiing exceptional ability and he is bringing that ability to little ol' QPR.
Amit Bhattia, son-in-law to the 3rd or 4th richest man in the world. A graduate of Cornell with companies such as Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse on his CV. This guy oozes class.
TF. Say no more. Possibly, funnily enough, the loose cannon but his success in what he has done with Air Asia is admirable.
I do not think for one second these people:
a) Do failure
b) Will have the slightest problem convincing anyone that the future is bright and it's hooped
Yes, it shows how far we come. Yes, as Clive says in another thread, we are probably the luckiest supporters around.
However, people, get used to it as i do not see anything other than an upward trajectory, with realistic targets along the way, for us over the next few years. |
Wow!!! Is that optimism I smell. That certainly is an unfamiliar scent in this parts!
(nah, its probably just the over-ripe brie in the corner of LoftFotWord Towers)  |  |
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| De Jong on 19:26 - May 23 with 372 views | Hayesender |
| De Jong on 17:22 - May 23 by AlbRanger |
Whilst I'm not saying there is any basis to this speculation, I think people need to realise who is running our club now:
Hughes is very well respected in the game and has never made any secret of his ambition. I have absolutely no doubt that he had to be totally convinced that the club's ambitions matched his before he joined.
Philip Beard is clearly an incredibly impressive person with an excellent CV. You don't get to run things at the O2 without demonstratiing exceptional ability and he is bringing that ability to little ol' QPR.
Amit Bhattia, son-in-law to the 3rd or 4th richest man in the world. A graduate of Cornell with companies such as Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse on his CV. This guy oozes class.
TF. Say no more. Possibly, funnily enough, the loose cannon but his success in what he has done with Air Asia is admirable.
I do not think for one second these people:
a) Do failure
b) Will have the slightest problem convincing anyone that the future is bright and it's hooped
Yes, it shows how far we come. Yes, as Clive says in another thread, we are probably the luckiest supporters around.
However, people, get used to it as i do not see anything other than an upward trajectory, with realistic targets along the way, for us over the next few years. |
Cheers Alb.
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