Well this debacle of a season in my opinion rests 75 per cent on the shoulders of Mark Hughes for the poor choice of players he signed during his tenure and 25 per cent on the players who clearly are not good enough and have done nothing in terms of a performance virtually all season. It would be a fitting gesture for all those first team players who have been involved in the last few months to donate there last 4 weeks wages back to the club with some of it being put back into the QPR community trust and some of it assisting on lower prices next season.Not that i think it would ever happen but none of them have earned the ridiculous wages they get. The squad needs a complete clearout and unless a miracle occurs its going to be a few years in the championship. This squad would be fighting relegation next season as there is very little fight in a battle. Harsh perhaps but true.
•Harry Redknapp has won just four of his 21 Premier League games in charge of QPR, meaning that he has a lower win percentage (19%) than both Mark Hughes and Neil Warnock as QPR boss in the competition (20%).
Interesting how we've seen some high profile sword falling over the last few months. Knighthoods returned, bonuses declined or returned etc in lieu of a job not well done. Hughes had the chance to do this when he was invited to resign a month before he was sacked. He did not. Not only 'Sparkless' but the biggest mercenary of all together with that 'thing of the night' - Joorabhcian. I sincerely hope he never works as a football manager again - not that he needs to work having walked with far too much of Fernandes' money.
I feel you're not being particularly helpful. Not a night to be on the wind up. Why not tell us we're **** while you're at it? WE KNOW!!
