QPR Punishment

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What should be QPR's punishment

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SFC4BAG said:
The Premier and the Football league are two different animals. WHU were the first caught doing such and were punished too lightly. QPR owners knew the rules and were caught after the rules were tightened and the consequence should be severe.

So yes they should be hit with the maximum punishment allowed.
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I concur
 
jimileysbaldhead said:
They've been very naughty boys and should be punished accordingly.

Appoint Allardyce, that would certainly make an example of them and be a stern warning to anyone else.

A 15 points deduction and £5m fine would be like a slap on the wrist compared to that.
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Come on now Jim, sure they've been naughty .................................. but not that naughty!
 
If found guilty, which the FA are confident they will be, then there will be a points deduction

West Ham shound have had a point deduction and the precedent was set in the case afterwards and the subsequent £20 million pay out to the Blunts

The decision will be the day before apparently but still before and cheats, if guilty, knew the rules before the season started do being punished the day before is irrelevant

A 15 point deduction could be the outcome and if so, then the lottery it will be
 
AbsolutelyGlorious said:
Are QPR really deserving of a Global Thread?
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Probably not BUT this is - and isn't - about Rangers...

...it's about all clubs, teams, fans. What's happening to the Hoops now, could but for the grace of God, happen to anyone.

There we were on a roll for the first time in ages, then all of a sudden some off the pitch incident we knew nothing about - and involving a player who's hardly as influencial as Tevez - sticks you back on your arse again. It's completely ruined a great time for us. The hopes and dreams of fans should not be abused by the imposition of points deductions.

We've all got or will get, greasy owners from time to time. That's invariably a problem waiting to happen. Equally disastrous for us all is that in this age of financial instability and vastly inflated costs of players and wages, any club has the potential to go into administration. Do points deductions really help them to recover?

I'm no Leeds supporter but like many others, rooted for them relentlessly when they had to start the season so far behind. It became a weekly passion to see them winning game after game and get back in contention. It wasn't about hypocrisy or misguided loyalties: it was about the overwhelming sense of injustice for the common fan (yeah, even Leeds fans - they're not all boneheads). Fact is, we have to face it, it's them one year, us the next. So said, so done.

I cannot agree with points deductions for legal, regulatory or financial offences: these must be dealt with in such a way that only the offender(s) are punished - not their customers.

Finally, I support this as a global thread, not because I happen to be an Rs fan but because it's about the shambolic redisregard for the interests of us poor mugs who loyally support our local teams playing football - only to find our dreams destroyed by business opportunists and bureaucrats: cynical is not the word.
 
I beieve that qpr should be worried, the papers dont make such a bold statement if there was nothing in it. and looking elsewhere other papers say the same, to say its just the sun or mirror is a cop out. it looks bad for qpr but hey they should not have cheated in the first place........
 
I agree with him , there's nothing new in today's story, he's already backtracking on twitter.
hidden agendas. Murdoch v Bernie.
 
To be honest I don't really care one way or the other. I don't really know what they have allegedly done wrong, so I'm not in any position to comment on it.
What I would say is that I have always enjoyed trips down to QPR in the past, and would much rather see them in the Premiership than either Leeds or Cardiff.
 
NiallQuinnsDiscoPants said:
Hahahahahahahahaha. You're going to do a Hull. Embarrass yourselves and then bugger offback to lower league obscurity. Both North East teams will make you look absolutely ridiculous as will the rest of the league.
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LMAO, coming from somebody whose club have both the 2nd and 3rd worst points totals in 20 years of the Premier League (15 and 19 from 38 games wasn't it?). I also don't recall us shipping 7 in a game, as you've done twice in the past 3 years.
 
NW was not even part of the club when all this happened so leave the guy alone what makes me laugh is why has it taken 2 years to get to this stage.
 
Not sure how they broke the rules actually. Did it in any way inhance their ability to win games? Would it of made any difference to their capability? Would what ever it was happened anyway?
 
WhiteRoseTiger said:
LMAO, coming from somebody whose club have both the 2nd and 3rd worst points totals in 20 years of the Premier League (15 and 19 from 38 games wasn't it?). I also don't recall us shipping 7 in a game, as you've done twice in the past 3 years.
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what ****ing hull, where's your dean windyass now,

wasn't it a northern that got you to the prem ****ing helmet
 
commachio said:
what ****ing hull, where's your dean windyass now,

wasn't it a northern that got you to the prem ****ing helmet
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What the **** are you talking about?

"wasn't it a northern" - What does that even mean?

As for Dean Windass, I wouldn't take the piss when Sunderland's biggest legend is Kevin ****ing Phillips.
 
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