http://www.westlondonsport.com/qpr/wright-phillips-redknapp-swore-at-me-during-row? Redknapp scores a few points here: “I just wanted to know what I could do better, how I could improve – just advice really. I didn’t expect to be sworn at" “It is so frustrating because if I don’t know what I have to do, how can I put it right? If they don’t want me then just say, but no one’s said they don’t want me at the club" Really Shaun?!?!!?!!?!
NO Shaun...what you wanted was to collect your high wages for the full term. Now your contracts nearly up its a cry to other clubs come and get me its not my fault. Even less respect for him now. ok if you dont get in the side and you want to see out your contract for your familys sake then ok, i dont like it but ok. So why come out now and not once over the past few years. if you care that much about our plight why arent you having this conversation with the club and not in the press. You have had a few nibbles but you have not gone as they wont pay what you think you are worth. Now your contract is up you decide to pipe up, well sorry you dont like to be sworn at but you had better get used to it with an attitude like that. You are whats wrong with footballers today. I have my gripes with Adel but at least he has been honest that he does not want to be at QPR
Clive could explain in 10 pages https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&r...wvbXRPKNuJx-nqz-g&sig2=woZCDeZqNmp3EgdfHotscQ
It's not quite fair to pose the question, "What have I actually done right?" because of the Chelsea game but that's about it I think!
Quote of the century ...................... “I just want to play football. I don’t want any QPR fans to feel I am short-changing them."
He should try jogging around the pitch at ten to three tomorrow and see how many others swear at him.
Tricky one. If he isn't good enough, and not being picked, then what is he supposed to do? In his defence, he is never sounded out as one of the players who is causing problems. Is he any worse than Hoilett? With the way we are going, I would be inclined to give him a run of games.
Meanwhile, Redknapp said former England winger Shaun Wright-Phillips, who is out of favour at Loftus Road, has turned down a number of loan offers from Championship clubs. "We've offered Shaun the chance to go out on loan, but he's not wanted to go. I think he needs to move on and play - I've told him that many times. "He is a good lad, he's not a minute's problem. He trains hard. But he's not going to move when he's on a fantastic contract. "It is not the boy's fault. If someone wants to give you a lot less money you're not going to move are you? Blackburn, Bolton, maybe Charlton, they've come in for him and he didn't want to know. He doesn't want to go on loan." Wright-Phillips, who joined QPR from Manchester City on a four-year contract in 2011, has made just one appearance for the club this season. please log in to view this image and on his own future:- QPR boss Harry Redknapp has laughed off reports that he will be sacked if his side fail to beat Manchester United. The Hoops are in the Premier League relegation zone and meet Louis van Gaal's fourth-placed side on Saturday. Poor results have led to speculation that Redknapp's job is under threat and he joked: "The journalists could have picked an easy game for me." But the 67-year-old added club owner Tony Fernandes had "mentioned nothing of that nature to me". The former Tottenham manager said he wanted to stay at the club but accepted any decision on his future was out of his hands. He said: "I've got a great relationship with owner and the shareholders, but if they want to take a change of direction then that's their decision. "There's nothing I can do about that, whatever they do they do. There's no point losing sleep." http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/30844897
