hes making it up.
My theory was he wasnt building for the future because hes not going to be here, hence the oldest squad in football and it was posted on another forum that he was indeed going to leave.
The loans only strengthens that.
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hes making it up.
My theory was he wasnt building for the future because hes not going to be here, hence the oldest squad in football and it was posted on another forum that he was indeed going to leave.
The loans only strengthens that.
We lost our best player and replaced him with a bunch of rejects, a forward from L1 and another couple who score 1 in 10, a kid no ones heard of from Man U and another player on his last legs.
Thanks and fair play Flyer, I respect your opinion mate. I know it's not been the greatest window but I personally don't know much about these players.
Its only to the end of the season so still fits in with the theory.
Its the same length as a loan but just helps us out by allowing an extra loan player in the squad.
How long have we offered him? Sorry I'v just finished a shift so just trying to get up to date without reading the whole thread. Cheers!
Harry has done exactly the right thing, he's brought in players that will enhance our push towards promotion but not tied us into ridiculous contracts.
Yeah we only have Chris Wood, Kevin Phillips, Gary Taylor-Fletcher, Jeff Schlupp, Riyad Mahrez, Andy King and Dean Hammond to cover them players
You signed aload of journeymen again. Will Keane might prove a very good signing but the rest are bloody awful.
Look what Vardy did to you slow ageing backline and all you have done is made it older and even more slower
You surely have you full quota of loans now while if needed we can enter the loan market
So do t you worry about us
Yeah we only have Chris Wood, Kevin Phillips, Gary Taylor-Fletcher, Jeff Schlupp, Riyad Mahrez, Andy King and Dean Hammond to cover them players
You signed aload of journeymen again. Will Keane might prove a very good signing but the rest are bloody awful.
Look what Vardy did to you slow ageing backline and all you have done is made it older and even more slower
You surely have you full quota of loans now while if needed we can enter the loan market
So do t you worry about us
I assume you were also laughing at Kevin Phillips / "you signed journeymen"....
Off you go to bed, young man, whilst we laugh at your expense...
I know how **** is Kevin Phillips. I bet he has scored more goals in his career then your whole squad put together
And the difference is were not relying on him.
QPR have complete tunnel vision
Remember this lads. Flyer has said that we'll only make the playoffs and then lose in them. If we prove him wrong in May then he should be put through the mincer and not be allowed wriggle out of it.
He's rubbing his hands together with glee with the thought of us fu*king up. Probably had a good old chuckle to himself yesterday too when he heard Austin was out for the season.
You can tell him now, we're still fighting for this title and he's got to hope we don't go into many games and get something. And I'll tell you, honestly, I will love it if we beat him. Love it.
He's rubbing his hands together with glee with the thought of us fu*king up. Probably had a good old chuckle to himself yesterday too when he heard Austin was out for the season.
You can tell him now, we're still fighting for this title and he's got to hope we don't go into many games and get something. And I'll tell you, honestly, I will love it if we beat him. Love it.
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:emoticon-0118-yawnI know how **** is Kevin Phillips. I bet he has scored more goals in his career then your whole squad put together
And the difference is were not relying on him.
QPR have complete tunnel vision
Umm - not exactly inspired by the list of names. Doyle 3 in 24 in a successful third tier team but who was a regular in their consecutive relegations. Maiga 6 in 36. Delatorre nobody had even heard of and hasn't even been watched and assessed by Redknapp. He is clearly going to spend the rest of these seasons in the reserves to try to impress Redknpp that he does have what it takes to be a star for us in the future. Keane again very young, unproven. Could be brilliant or another Macheda. And then we have another 34 year old defender - not exactly a jaw-dropping signing in Aaaron Hughes. Perhaps it's an experiment with the aim of disproving the old adage that if you pay peanuts you will invariably get monkeys.
To be fair to Redknapp, I am coming round to the view that his hands may have been tied because TF and PB have cut off the cash transfusion he enjoyed last year. I hope that at least one of the strikers comes good for us and of course will get behind them all. However it is only right to make the comparison with the position three years ago when the much derided Warnock brought in Routledge and Miller and secured us the promotion we had begun to dream about. That was good management and sensible support by the Goons of their manager. The one time they managed to be sensible and supported the man who knew what needed to be done.
If it does go tits up from here on, there is bound to be an almighty inquest into the failings of this transfer window. I hope it doesn't come to that and hope that we do not begin to see some blame-shifting start if this gamble in miserly spending does not work.
Given the lateness of these signings how many of them are even eligible to play tomorrow?
To be fair to Redknapp, I am coming round to the view that his hands may have been tied because TF and PB have cut off the cash transfusion he enjoyed last year. I hope that at least one of the strikers comes good for us and of course will get behind them all. However it is only right to make the comparison with the position three years ago when the much derided Warnock brought in Routledge and Miller and secured us the promotion we had begun to dream about. That was good management and sensible support by the Goons of their manager. The one time they managed to be sensible and supported the man who knew what needed to be done.
If it does go tits up from here on, there is bound to be an almighty inquest into the failings of this transfer window. I hope it doesn't come to that and hope that we do not begin to see some blame-shifting start if this gamble in miserly spending does not work.
Given the lateness of these signings how many of them are even eligible to play tomorrow?