Jose Mourinho 50/1 Pep Guardiola 50/1 more like 5,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000/1 good luck anyway. Want you to stay up.
Latest odds and QPR managerial history:- http://www.thesackrace.com/teams/qpr/ Next QPR Manager Betting Odds QPR sacked Neil Warnock on Sunday 8th January 2012. Mark Hughes has been installed as the early favourite in the betting. Next Permanent QPR Manager â Correct as of 08/01/2012 ■2/5 â Mark Hughes ■4/1 â Gianfranco Zola ■8/1 â Sven Goran Eriksson ■8/1 â Rafa Benitez ■12/1 â Guus Hiddink ■16/1 â Steve Bruce ■20/1 â Ruud Gullit ■20/1 â Roy Keane ■20/1 â Jurgen Klinsmann ■25/1 â Paulo Di Canio ■25/1 â Gordon Strachan ■25/1 â Marco Van Basten ■25/1 â Phil Scolari Odds courtesy of Sky Bet Manager History Managers From To Neil Warnock 02 Mar, 2010 08 Jan, 2012 Mick Harford 15 Jan, 2010 02 Mar, 2010 Paul Hart 17 Dec, 2009 15 Jan, 2010 Steve Gallen 16 Dec, 2009 17 Dec, 2009 Jim Magilton 03 Jun, 2009 16 Dec, 2009 Gareth Ainsworth 09 Apr, 2009 03 May, 2009 Paulo Sousa 19 Nov, 2008 09 Apr, 2009 Gareth Ainsworth 24 Oct, 2008 19 Nov, 2008 Iain Dowie 14 May, 2008 24 Oct, 2008 Luigi De Canio 29 Oct, 2007 12 May, 2008 Mick Harford 01 Oct, 2007 29 Oct, 2007 John Gregory 20 Sep, 2006 01 Oct, 2007 Gary Waddock 06 Feb, 2006 19 Sep, 2006 Ian Holloway 26 Feb, 2001 06 Feb, 2006 Gerry Francis 16 Oct, 1998 25 Feb, 2001 Iain Dowie 28 Sep, 1998 16 Oct, 1998 Ray Harford 05 Dec, 1997 28 Sep, 1998 John Hollins 11 Nov, 1997 05 Dec, 1997 Stewart Houston 16 Sep, 1996 10 Nov, 1997 Ray Wilkins 15 Nov, 1994 04 Sep, 1996 Gerry Francis 01 Jun, 1991 11 Nov, 1994 Don Howe 28 Nov, 1989 21 May, 1991 Trevor Francis 14 Dec, 1988 27 Nov, 1990 Jim Smith 11 Jun, 1985 04 Dec, 1988 Frank Sibley 05 Dec, 1984 01 Jun, 1985 Alan Mullery 20 Jun, 1984 05 Dec, 1984 Gordon Jago 28 May, 1984 05 Jun, 1984 Terry Venables 01 Oct, 1980 24 May, 1984 Tommy Docherty 11 May, 1979 01 Oct, 1980 Steve Burtenshaw 10 Aug, 1978 10 May, 1979 Alec Stock 30 Jul, 1978 10 Aug, 1978 Frank Sibley 10 Jul, 1977 29 Jul, 1978 Dave Sexton 16 Oct, 1974 09 Jul, 1977 Stan Anderson 07 Sep, 1974 16 Oct, 1974 Gordon Jago 06 Jan, 1971 27 Sep, 1974 Les Allen 01 Dec, 1969 06 Jan, 1970 Tommy Docherty 01 Nov, 1968 30 Nov, 1968 Bill Dodgin(Jnr) 01 Aug, 1968 01 Nov, 1968 Jimmy Andrews 01 Aug, 1965 31 Jul, 1965 Alec Stock 01 Aug, 1959 01 Aug, 1968 Jack Taylor 01 Jun, 1952 01 May, 1959 Dave Mangnall 01 Apr, 1944 31 May, 1952 Ted Vizard 01 May, 1939 01 Apr, 1944 Billy Birrell 01 Apr, 1935 01 May, 1939 Mick OâBrien 01 May, 1933 01 Apr, 1935 Archie Mitchell 01 Nov, 1931 01 May, 1933 John Bowman 01 May, 1930 01 Nov, 1931 Bob Hewison 01 Aug, 1925 01 May, 1930 Will Wood 01 Aug, 1924 31 May, 1925 Ned Liddell 01 Apr, 1920 31 May, 1924 James Howie 01 Aug, 1913 01 Apr, 1920 James Cowan 01 Aug, 1906 31 May, 1913
■2/5 – Mark Hughes - viable replacement, right background for our position and can hit the ground running ■4/1 – Gianfranco Zola - NO: doesn't have the results needed to risk him getting us out of trouble ■8/1 – Sven Goran Eriksson - Too risky! ■8/1 – Rafa Benitez - not for a relegation battle. ■12/1 – Guus Hiddink - I wish. Not a hope in hell! ■16/1 – Steve Bruce - No thanks! Don't rate him, still on rebound from Sunderland. ■20/1 – Ruud Gullit - Too late, he's had his day. ■20/1 – Roy Keane - NO!! NO!! NO!! ■20/1 – Jurgen Klinsmann - Please! Not a chance. ■25/1 – Paulo Di Canio - Won't even respond to this! Joke! ■25/1 – Gordon Strachan - Why would we ever choose him!! NO! ■25/1 – Marco Van Basten - Dream on! Lack of PL experience for relegation battle. ■25/1 – Phil Scolari - Won't happen.
It also shows the main problem with our Club. We kick out even an excellent Manager like Neil after just 6 weeks of not so good results. Sicken me.
If your club had any ambition whatsoever you'd be looking to take a manager away from a club, one who is proving that he can make it happen, rather than casting around for the rejects of other clubs and who are without gainful employment? Hughes, Keane, Stachan, Bruce - all these managers failed in the EPL, and yet you seem to think that they'd do a better job than Warnock. Surely, you should be after the likes of Moyes, Hodgson, Coyle and MacCarthy?
What with some of the crazy names being bandied about, I thought I would throw in one the worse possible managers into the ring. Sorry.
Hughes doesnt belong on that list as hes done well and resigned and wasnt sacked. Why would we want a manager from a team below us and 1 place above us?
