Sandro

And what's worse we knew he was a crock when we signed him.

 

Exactly, a fragile beast, it was one of Harry's "jobs for the boys" sweetheart Spurs deals - he probably got a side cut from Levy for taking him off their hands.

 

Kilburn, you are such a cynic!

 

Rumour sandro to go on loan to santos & will pay his wages with a view of perm deal, result!

 

Hope we're not arranging the 'work permit' for him.

 

The club's media team look to be having a dark few weeks. This is very poor stuff

 

Until he gets injured again and they send him back to his club.

 

Don't rain on our parade Kilburn.

 

Santos set to answer Sandro's call after QPR midfielder is denied a UK return

• Santos have expressed an interest in taking Sandro on season-long loan
• Brazilian in limbo after Home Office declared he did not have a work permit
• Sandro may be offloaded after QPR's sponsor licence was suspended
• 26-year-old cannot play in England until he has a working visa

By Simon Jones for MailOnline
Published: 21:32 GMT, 11 July 2015 | Updated: 21:32 GMT, 11 July 2015
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Santos are in talks to sign QPR midfielder Sandro on a season loan.
The 26-year-old Brazilian has been left in limbo after the Home Office declared he did not have a work permit last season and the club were told to stop selecting him.
He went on holiday to Brazil but, following a Home Office investigation, Rangers’ sponsor licence, which allows clubs to apply for visas for players from non-EU countries, was suspended.

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Sandro returned to Brazil due to work permit problems that may result in him staying in his native country
Without the licence Rangers can still sign players from non-EU countries but they cannot play until the suspension is lifted. Sandro cannot play here until he has a working visa.
QPR signed Sandro from Tottenham last summer for £10m.
Chris Ramsey’s side are in Italy for their pre-season tour but Sandro is not part of the squad. He took to Twitter to write: ‘Can someone let me know about my situation please !!!!!


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I presume someone lost their job over this.

 

Classic QPRstuff im afraid......

 

As if we don't look unprofessional enough, we have a £10m player we at not communicating with about his contract situation, after our own bungling administration errors!!
Incredible!! Someone needs a severe bollocking!

 

I'm always inclined to give our new and newish recruits every chance and a good number of appearances to prove themselves but, given the fee and his likely high wages, I think Sandro is one I'd be prepared to give up on right now. To be fair, it's not that he's looked a complete disaster; in fact, he has put in one or two useful performances. However, in our new, low budget mode, he's not shown nearly enough to justify that initial transfer fee and the on-going wages.

Nevertheless, in order to maximise the cash flow benefit, I think I'd rather sell him than loan him out. If only we can find someone gullible enough to take him....