Tbh honest SKU, i believe if there ever was anyone who could have saved his career it would be either Hoddle or Jesus! I think Hoddle could change him as he was way above and probably still is way above Adel in the skill factor and reading of the game. he could have been a good mentor for him as he played the game the same way. unfortunately i think theres been too much done and said to save him for QPR now. Had hoddle been with us 3 years ago then things might have been diffrent. We saw how adel reacted to Hughes, a man who had been there and done it all..he improved. Hoddle is the same, and easily one of the most gifted players England produced. if i was Adel i'd happily repect hoddle and listen. be a bit harder doing the same for Redknapp and Warnock i guess. Maybe, just maybe this is part of the reason Hoddle was bought in. We cant sell the clown so lets get someone twice as good as him who has achieved more than him to coach him. If he still doesnt get it then he seriously is a f-ing idiot.! Lets see eh?
Adding religion to an AT thread...now there's a powder keg...top 5 topics to be avoided at dinner parties with QPR fans... 1) Adel Taarabt 2) Religion 3) Politics 4) Flyer 5) Football emoticon-0105-wink
13/08/2014 By David McIntyre QPR are asking for £6m for Adel Taarabt. That was the fee for any permanent transfer to Fulham agreed when he moved to Craven Cottage on loan a year ago and is still the amount Rangers are looking to sell him for. Taarabt failed to impress at Fulham, who ended his season-long loan in January so he could spend the rest of the campaign on loan with AC Milan. He did impress in Italy, scoring four goals in his 14 appearances, and is desperate to move to the San Siro this summer. Italian media reports have suggested that Milan plan to offer Rangers around £3m for the 25-year-old Moroccan, who has two years left on his contract. Speaking at the weekend, QPR boss Harry Redknapp said: “If he doesn’t want to be here then someone’s got to pay the money. He’s not going to go cheap.” Redknapp, who sold the player to Rangers in 2010 while Tottenham manager, has also said that Taarabt “hasn’t done a day’s training” in recent weeks and is “miles away” from being fit.
