Got to agree with him about the lack of reaction last night. Somehow seemed more worrying than the 7-1.Can we have him buy the club?
Got to agree with him about the lack of reaction last night. Somehow seemed more worrying than the 7-1.Can we have him buy the club?
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Not sure if this has been posted elsewhere but well worth watching if the link works.
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Not sure if this has been posted elsewhere but well worth watching if the link works.
I’ve always thought of Mr Jordan as arrogant and self absorbed.
It is sad that I struggle to find any reason to contradict anything he says here though.
It’s a horrible time to be an R’s supporter that’s for sure.
With Wigan thumping Stoke away last night - I don’t see much on the near horizon of Saturday afternoon providing any remission.l’m feeling quite at home to be honest.
As a club, we seem to be forever in the poop one way or another, so l guess that just makes those moments of sunshine & bliss, all that much better.
We can only hope we bottom out soon and find some positives to latch onto and enjoy some more good times in the not too distant future.
Until then, it’s frustration & madness all the way.
Nowt wrong with arrogance imo as i believe it’s linked to confidence
Posted that link yesterday also he is right imo especially re SM who inside the industry seems to be disliked by his fellow managers
SM Now there is arrogance without substance imo as he plays out his delusional image of himself on yet another club
I say that because really I am very much for keeping any manager over time as I feel stability is key at any club ... maybe success comes from faith ? Most clubs who swap their set up every five minutes struggle to retain image and style ... ours has been destroyed imo ... there are still a lot of people fond of QPR imo we are lucky in that respect
In terms of SM however I haven’t seen any change to superior coaching that was promised to change our style in play ... one of the big things that he claimed he would do
I see massive gaps all over the pitch basic stuff imo ,no pressing no expression or desire to win the ball back so far teams are easily playing through us
Goal threat I believe is still there I seriously do as I rate the smyths and Sylla and Washington will hit 1 chance in ten if he composed himself ... he doesn’t score clean goals ever but he tries
Eze looks good enough imo
Our midfield can still be the best in the division It’s important there to control that area it’s basic stuff but at the moment they are all nowhere near the ball ... we know from last season they can be
Any defence in this league that faces clean play against them is going to look exposed
The confidence saps away from any back five very quickly in any game again that is basic stuff . Our defence is exposed badly
How SM has a job I do not know
As SJ said look what he did at Newcastle ?
Remember that ?
It was comical then
The manager that is SM is a fraudster
Get rid and do it quickly while there is time
Anyone will do and you will see our club instantly improve
Four defeats outplayed in each game tells a story and Wigan are next ? They could rip us apart at the moment as they are playing with high confidence
Come on ex England manager tackle Wigan from League One that’s the challenge and it’s not rocket science
I will be first to apologise if he suddenly gets it right but Wigan can defend and are good at it as City found out last season and Stoke last night
I am betting he will carry on with his own agenda and Wigan will play through us in a combination of ways
There seems to be an issue between managing and coaching that SM can't quite master. In hindsight, after the Preston game, I mentioned our warm up. It looked boring, tedious and the players didn't seem to be communicating never mind enjoying the occasion. I mentioned it to my lad that their seemed little in the way of team spirit even though it was only a warm up. I had high hopes for SM, but I also thought he may have had the opportunity to bring a couple of players in and not doss around the scrap heap begging for any spares. I also mentioned we are 5 or 6 players away from competing at this level. I also think I was wrong on that.... .more like 7 or 8.Agree 100%.
Also, even those of us who hoped he would be an upgrade in coaching always had reservations about whether he was best as a number 2.
Add in the rumours that he doesn't mix with the players and likes to travel separately etc and he's probably lost any respect they may have had for him.
If that's the case it can only end one way and we need to get rid and move on while we still have a chance of staying up.
Agree 100%.
Also, even those of us who hoped he would be an upgrade in coaching always had reservations about whether he was best as a number 2.
Add in the rumours that he doesn't mix with the players and likes to travel separately etc and he's probably lost any respect they may have had for him.
If that's the case it can only end one way and we need to get rid and move on while we still have a chance of staying up.
There seems to be an issue between managing and coaching that SM can't quite master. In hindsight, after the Preston game, I mentioned our warm up. It looked boring, tedious and the players didn't seem to be communicating never mind enjoying the occasion. I mentioned it to my lad that their seemed little in the way of team spirit even though it was only a warm up. I had high hopes for SM, but I also thought he may have had the opportunity to bring a couple of players in and not doss around the scrap heap begging for any spares. I also mentioned we are 5 or 6 players away from competing at this level. I also think I was wrong on that.... .more like 7 or 8.
Agree with some and disagree with other points. Smith isn't a big asset in my opinion. He's just an option no more no less. It's natural for players who have a big lump up front to try lump it to the lump. It's our downfall if we want to play passing football, but I don't think we have the players to retain possession very well anyway.
Brolly Boy is just another one of a bucket-load of also-ran managers that will always find work up and down the Leagues. All ex-players with little or no renown on the pitch, all in their 50's or 60's, all of them white, and probably financially stable enough not to really worry if the job goes tits up and they get fired. It's true to say Arsene Wenger fits into this description but I think he is the exception and not the rule!
The likes of Moyes, Allerdyce, Pardew, Pulis, McClaren etc etc lurch from club to club lasting a few years if they are lucky, a few months if not. I am sure the board at QPR have prepared their statement giving their backing to SM but would also not be surprised if they haven't already put the feelers out for his replacement should results continue to be so poor.
It's probably been said before that losing isn't always the problem but the way you lose is. Being done 1-0 in a tightly fought contest can be taken on the chin but capitulating and getting spanked with a shrug of the shoulders isn't on. I'd tolerate losing to Wigan if the team show some backbone and a desire to compete.