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  1. kiwiqpr

    kiwiqpr Barnsie Mod

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    Ipswich linked with sacked QPR boss Warnock
    Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 07:13
    Ipswich Town are being linked with Neil Warnock.

    Warnock was sacked by QPR earlier this week.

    The Daily Mail says Championship strugglers Ipswich have already discussed the possibility of making a move for Warnock should they decide to axe their current manager Paul Jewell.
    .Read more: Premiership NewsQueens Park RangersIpswich Town


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  2. Uber_Hoop

    Uber_Hoop Well-Known Member

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    I think Leeds United is a good bet for him too. Grayson is on borrowed time, it's Yorkshire and they had a go for him a few years back.
     
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  3. BlindFaith

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    I think any underperforming Champ club is great fit for NW so Leeds, Ipswich, Coventry etc

    Might also allow us to get a few squad players off the books if it happens.
     
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    And he could develop his new vendetta against the turkey fiddlers by promoting their rivals.
     
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  5. Rangers Til I Die

    Rangers Til I Die Well-Known Member

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    lol. Think that might just clinch it for him!!

    Who is going to adopt Warnock's next club as their second or third team??
     
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  6. Azmi

    Azmi Well-Known Member

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    Leeds! That would be a step too far for me!
     
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  7. QPR Oslo

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    Not sure he wants to leave the London area, or the South West.
     
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  8. QPR999

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    Reading would be an ideal club for him.
     
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  9. QPR Oslo

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    Dunno, their Hoops are fake
     
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  10. Canary f1

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    Another reason to both laugh at and hate Ip5w1ch!
     
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  11. NorwayRanger

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    Jan 11 2012 By Paul Warburton

    NEIL Warnock reckons he has been inundated with offers since his 8am sacking on Sunday morning as QPR boss.
    Both Ipswich and former club Plymouth are understood to have expressed an interest in the man given the shove after just 22 months in charge – but Warnock is set to bin the lot while he gets over ‘disillusionment’ following his dismissal.
    The manager who won Rangers the Championship just last season also supposed his P60 was in the post long before the disappointing draw with MK Dons at the weekend, and agreed a 6-0 win over the League One outfit in the FA Cup would have still seen him out on his ear less than 24 hours later.
    “For them to set up Mark Hughes as manager in less than two days is highly unlikely,” he said. “It’s got to have been going on longer than that, hasn’t it?
    “I’m not sure what I want to do right now, but I’ve been inundated with offers in football and media work, and maybe an advisory role somewhere might be attractive.”
    But the 63-year-old insisted it would have to be a very good job to go elsewhere in the country and live on his own until the summer at least.
    Wife Sharon, and their young son and daughter are settled at their house in Richmond, and would stay there should an offer come along Warnock is unable to refuse.
    http://www.ealinggazette.co.uk/sport/qpr-ealing/2012/01/11/warnock-inundated-with-offers-after-qpr-sacking-64767-30101982/?
     
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    “For them to set up Mark Hughes as manager in less than two days is highly unlikely,” he said. “It’s got to have been going on longer than that, hasn’t it?"
    He's probably right and while this may seem underhanded I am glad the board did have Hughes lined up - a gap in leadership would have been disastrous.
     
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  13. Staines R's

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    Seems too much of a coincidence that a lot of the players we are being linked with are players that have previously played under Hughes AND we are still going for the same players even under new management.
     
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    Staines, just noticed your signature. Surely you should donate that to Brixton or Coldharbour. Great choice though, I still want us to be running out to London Calling at maximum volume.....
     
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    I think he will end up at Plymouth in an advisory role or DoF. Hes 63 and I cant see him taking on another big job, especially at ipswich with all the travelling involved.
     
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    Plymouth haven't got a pot to piss in, couldn't see them affording a DoF...
     
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  17. Flyer

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    I dont see him wanting lots of money after all if youre staying down there, the options of employment are severely limited.
     
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  18. BrixtonR

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    Given Warnock's love of Cornwall, it would be great if Plymouth could find funds to bring him back. Can't think of a better prospect to bring Argyle back to life than thrifty Neil. Certainly knows how to polish a turd or two.
     
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  19. NorwayRanger

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    Sure hope Sparky knows how to, we're still stuck with a couple...
     
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  20. Staines R's

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    I chose the sig in honour of Brixton becoming No 1 Mod . Great tune (You should listen to The Blaggers ITA version-Superb !!) :)
     
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