Another Nail in the Coffin......

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nickyb

nickyb

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.........Of any remaining morality in football.

QPR owner has bwwn considering the issue for weeks, fires Warnock and 36 hours (approx) later Hughes is appointed manager !!!

Just think, poor old Hughes, standing by the telephone just waiting for the call!!

Thank goodness for Peter Coates, the last of a dying breed.

R E S P E C T is due in trumps
 
Yes Nick, you are right. Despite my dislike of our manager's footballing philosophy, I am glad that he & PC have such a strong relationship.Instability and uncertainty do such damage to clubs, and whatever my misgivings, the team of TP & PC certainly seems to work.
 
Amen to that Swervy.

BTW - I sincerely hope that Hughes falls flat on his.......................face
 
Agreed Nicky ...
Tbf the team they av will run it close to Relegation . that was always goin to be the case .. its tuff when teams come up !
To me Warnock seems to be the man for champs sides ..
only ever done a year and half in prem .. its as tho his face dont fit ..
and he certainly does yawp a lot !
too much for some me thinks ..............
I wonder just how much money really is available to QPR but i suppose we will soon see ..
 
Nick
Spot on about Mr Coates and Tony Pulis.
I liked Warnock.. I really hope they go down now. Re the Question how much will M Hughes have to spend? I've heard THIRTY MILLION on S S News.

Their Chairman clearly does not care about the club nor their fans.. shown ZERO respect for Neil Warnock in my oppinion.
Apart from Citeh where, he had money to spend. WHAT exactly has he achieved.. not much in my book.

(Edit) I meant Mark Hughes of course, previous clubs.
 
I'm biased because I really liked Warnock and given what he achieved at the club within 22 months, I personally think it was a very harsh decession! I agree with you Nick that Mr. Coates has been a fantastic chairman and I am very glad that we are not in the same position as some clubs in changing managers every 5 minutes.

I do understand QPR's issue in that the recent run or form was poor and they wanted to maximise the transfer window with the manager (new or old), but I felt that Warnock would have kept them up and not run away from the challenge or walk out on them for a better offer (AKA Hughes)!

You know what they say when running a company (or life in general): There are 3 things that you can do in a situation, Firstly make the right decession, Secondly make the wrong decession and thirdly make no decession at all! Sometimes procastinating can be worse - so time will tell whether or not the QPR decessionwas correct or not!
 
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