hughes to stay but i hope he unleashes the shackles up front soon start mackie up front..after 90 mins of him running at them the opposition will be so unnerved his strike partner is bound to score
I like the way the question was phrased ... "Should we stick with Hughes and carry on losing". Loaded questions from someone who wants Hughes out don't help. As I write 63% of those who have completed the poll have voted for him to stay. If they answered the question in the way it was put then presumably that means that they want the Rs to continue losing. A classic double-bind to support an oppinion.
Said it before, but can aagin. Hughes should have gone after the Hammers game. Every day that goes by without getting someone in takes us closer to relegation. Still he found the right place for Park at last. Long may he stay there.
The funny thing maybe if Hughes was to go then who the **** would you lot moan at?. Do i have a point? what are you becoming ... deep breaths
You are saying that these polls are rigged are you Eamon? ... It a very good point you have made however
It would be great to have no one to moan about. As in those fantastic days when Sir Colin W*nker was Managing QPR, I could only Purr like the happy smiling pussy cat I was then. Onesize, HH, Young, Routledge etc were all Heart, even when their legs gave way.
Hughes and SWP have clearly set up 30 odd Not 606 profiles and voted 'Hughes stays'. No other logical explanation
I fear Sparky's time will be limited if we don't beat Reading so it isn't too far fetched to be thinking of a replacement. I'd worry about the baggage that comes with Redknapp and the after effects if and when he leaves. Ask the Hammers, Pompey and Saints if they were happy with how things turned out after he left. If it could be anyone realistic (not Guardiola or Mourinho) I'd go for David Platt. He comes over very well in interviews and has experience of playing abroad and also with a winning management team at Man Citeh. He is the next generation of Premiership manager in my opinion and I'd love to give the job to someone who has something to prove.
It seems to me Hughes has had a lot to prove. It hasn't helped us any! But I take your point about the right man new to PL Management being a good option.
Can Flyer's vote count twice ... press on the poll figures and he appears twice therefore the figures are corrupt? Poor old Swords ****ed over by the machine
For me, Hughes stays until end of November then off if we are not making progess, preferable out of the drop zone.
I agree with RTID. Hughes to stay until the end of November and if there is no improvement he should be replaced. I do not think 'Arry is the right man though. I am also weary of the managerial roundabout we have seen over the years. I hope Hughes sorts it and we get some much needed stability at our beloved club.
As in the river Wandle? .. If so a free tip ... loads of barbel just past Morden Hall behind the woodyard on the footpath from Morden to Merton Abbey Mills ... hair rig a pellet wrapped in paste ... bingo
Pretty overwhelming majority for the Hughes to stay camp. Highlights just how many people refrain from posting because of all the tripe and hot air flying around here. I personally think we'll be fine this season and avoid relegation comfortably. We're not playing that badly at all and that should be clear for anybody to see. For fear of sounding like a manager that keeps losing games, luck just hasn't gone our way so far. I genuinely believe that. So many games have been lost due to it. Faurlins own goal aganist Sputs, offside goal vs Arsenal and the stupid sending off etc etc. Sure, posters here are passionate about QPR, but sometimes you should read what you've just typed before you post your reply. As alot of the time it's just bad tempered, ill thought, irrational bile. Way too much drama and immaturity on this forum which is frightening considering the vast majority of posters are 40-50+.
What about Everton? We got a great bit of luck in that game with the deflected shot. A lot of people travel a long way, stay up all hours or miss out on money to go to QPR, they are usually the ones who are mad, its the ones who drink and take a couple of tube stops that dont really care. Football is just a small part of their day, not something you have to plan your whole w/e around. There were even 100 people watching the Arsenal game in the Emirates bar on TV rather than go to their seat.
Yep we did. Then that was countered by the ball bouncing off a post onto our keepers back and into the goal. People travel a long way. People spend alot of money on QPR. So do I. But if it ruins your day/week/life that much then take a look as to whether it's actually good for your health and worth it. Be rational. People that travel and plan their whole weekend around it don't have to, they choose too. If it infuriates them that much when things don't go their/our way, then is it a particularly wise choice at all to invest so much time in. I'd opine not.
