Hughes issues QPR vow By Jacob MurtaghOct 6 2012 Add a commentRecommend inShare.0 Share on emailShare on print Mark HughesMARK Hughes insists he will turn QPR's fortunes around despite defeat at West Brom. Rangers slipped to a 3-2 loss at the Hawthorns to leave them rooted to the foot of the table heading into the international break. Pressure is mounting on Hughes after QPR's winless start, with some supporters calling for his head. However, the Welshman insists he will get the R's back on track. He said: "Am I still the right man? Oh yes, absolutely. We knew where we might possibly be at the beginning of the season because of the amount of changes we've made. "We are disappointed because in a number of games we've played well and not got what we've deserved out of games. "You've got to perform from start to finish because if you allow good teams, which West Brom are this year, any encouragement then they will take chances. "We've got to give ourselves the chance to win games. It is disappointing because once again we have given ourselves too much to do. "That's the second game running we've conceded two poor goals defensively from our point of view in that initial period. "You can't afford to do that in the Premier League because you give yourself a mountain to climb." Hughes added: "We are six or seven games into the new season, we've got a lot of new players and a lot of injuries which are not helping us. "Once that settles down, people will see what we can produce and we've shown glimpses of that in almost every game. "But we need to build performances and results." Read More http://www.fulhamchronicle.co.uk/london-qpr/2012/10/06/82029-31982145/#ixzz28Ys2EluH
Curiously enough, despite the number of 'we's in that interview, I detect what is sometimes described as 'displacement' in the interviews and have done since last season. The problems are never his to manage or control or rectify.
Never rated him, and he surely must be on borrowed time, seems clueless tactically! We didn't lose today, there is hope.....
Ha ha yes, that was my first reaction. I think we will come good and when that happens we'll be very good. But the question is when? And will it be too late?
I must admit,for all his apparent weakness with player selections,we still have a few very average players that are exposing us. We dont have quality in reserve.especially at the back..
Not one of last years promoted sides, is doing that well, Norwich got tanked again, and we had to fight from two goals down at the Liberty, seems both QPR and Swansea are struggling also with injuries, though MH is another subject altogether, glad we don't have him!..................
I'm sure you would, but it rains enough in South Wales (except for the Swansea Riviera), without his ugly mug adding to it! .................
My nephew lives there, please look after him. Child of God(I don't believe, but look out for him anyway!) Mark, when he arrives, will have a clean handkerchief.
