QPR defender reveals plans to be a manager By Paul Warburton Aug 25 2013 Add a comment inShare. Share on email Share on print Clint Hill Clint Hill CLINT Hill has revealed plans to become a manager. QPRâs player of the year (pic) is currently studying for his Uefa A licence that allows him the reins of a team in the Championship â but the defender intends to go higher. The step up âproâ licence is the one that sees any prospective boss at a top-flight club in Europe although he admits the time when he stalks a dugout rather than a pitch is a couple of years off at least. âThe last three or four years have been full pelt so I may get a year out to get a bit more experience on the coaching front,â he admitted. âIâm not quite sure what role, but Iâd like to have a little go just to see where I stand. It is something I am definitely looking forward to.â The popular player also explained how work in the gym saw him make 23 appearances in the Premier League last term, and earn the 34-year-old a contract extension. âIâve been preparing for a few years to be honest with you, ever since my injuries back in my Stoke days,â he said. âI decided to make an adjustment in the way I train and the strength I did as well. âSo for the last six or seven years Iâve been dedicating myself to the strength side of my legs and upper body to prepare myself for the physicality of the modern game. âIâve had in my plans for a few years now. Itâs kept me in and around the team at the grand old age of 34, as long as you are in and around the first team thatâs the main thing.â Read more: Fulham Chronicle http://www.fulhamchronicle.co.uk/london-qpr/2013/08/25/82029-33771347/#ixzz2d3ZELqKv
The ideal professional and has continually adapted his game to suit his age. Sick and tired of people on here writing him off before each of our last three seasons (including in the last close season).
I Keep doing that, it says read more, then I click the link and lo and behold there is no more. Still good luck to Clint.
will you all still say what a great guy he is if he leaves mid season to manage in oh lets say canada
