Sandro

[Ciarrai_Abu]

That's the problem. He's a crock

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

 

[Kilburn]

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.

 

[Hoops Eternal]

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!

 

[jeffranger]

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

 

[Didley Squat]

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.

 

[TWGWTDT]

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

 

[Kilburn]

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

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

 

[Ciarrai_Abu]

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

Don't rain on our parade Kilburn.

 

[kiwiqpr]

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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[Ciarrai_Abu]

I presume someone lost their job over this.

 

[igor60]

Classic QPRstuff im afraid......

 

[SW Ranger]

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!

 

[Rodney]

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....