I think this team could well get promotion we look a tough nut to crack all that is required is for the entire squad to get on board and perform
3 wingers no less.Only at QPR could you need a defender but sign three forwards. Gotta love Ollie!!
It's an entertainment business after all!!
I'm not very techy but I did have and use VPN on my laptop.You reckon it won't work on iPad then airplay to TV? As I pay for a VPN mainly to appear that I am in the U.K. when I'm not I might as well get more use out of it. But the VPN is only for mobile devices, I think.
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Only at QPR could you need a defender but sign three forwards. Gotta love Ollie!!
It's an entertainment business after all!!
Our recent PL experience is a curse in many ways, the biggest being the fans feeling (mine included) that the PL is what we should expect and strive for at whatever cost. There are literally dozens of clubs in our position, small fan bases, limited income and infrastructure, a bit of decent history from far gone eras, and only a tiny minority will ever somehow rise above the morass. We are back where we were for all of our history pre 1968, and for a chunk of the time since then, a tier 2 (in good years) tier 3 club.Looks like there is a firm strategy towards mid-table mediocrity for the coming seasons while building players through the academy. I just hope that we also,pay attention to the right coaching staff at that level too, while also coaching/playing these players to the formation(s) that they will slot into in the first team. Not an easy task by any means. However it is interesting to see that the uuuuuusulevels of performance by the youth teams has been better so far this season.
The risk is that of the PL teams just walking in and plundering players when it seems they are moving up a level (as with Sterling and Bowler). It is then that our mediocrity becomes a millstone.
It's a tough job running a football club.
Looking forward to seeing the new players coming into the team this season. Very concerned about our defence though, we seem careless right now and really need someone to step up and and lead a 'unit' at the back. We are by no means guaranteed freedom from a relegation scrap yet in my opinion, after all there is only one game between our top 10 spot and a relegation position right now (and one of those on the relegation spot beat us 2-0). long long way to go yet before we know what this team, and importantly the manager, is all about.
Our recent PL experience is a curse in many ways, the biggest being the fans feeling (mine included) that the PL is what we should expect and strive for at whatever cost. There are literally dozens of clubs in our position, small fan bases, limited income and infrastructure, a bit of decent history from far gone eras, and only a tiny minority will ever somehow rise above the morass. We are back where we were for all of our history pre 1968, and for a chunk of the time since then, a tier 2 (in good years) tier 3 club.
The trick for me will be finding a way to continue to dream, no matter how vanishingly small the chances of the dream coming true, while learning to enjoy the reality. Just 3 or 4 years ago I hoped (wildly) to see QPR play away in Europe just one more time in my life (away in the Europa League to Macedonias third best team would have been fine). Now I have scaled back to dreaming of somehow fluking a play off place. Soon it may be simply surviving in the Championship (given that simply surviving in the PL, now a ridiculous fantasy, was beyond us even with £250m wasted).
New times, new mentality.
I'm not very techy but I did have and use VPN on my laptop.
Our recent PL experience is a curse in many ways, the biggest being the fans feeling (mine included) that the PL is what we should expect and strive for at whatever cost. There are literally dozens of clubs in our position, small fan bases, limited income and infrastructure, a bit of decent history from far gone eras, and only a tiny minority will ever somehow rise above the morass. We are back where we were for all of our history pre 1968, and for a chunk of the time since then, a tier 2 (in good years) tier 3 club.
The trick for me will be finding a way to continue to dream, no matter how vanishingly small the chances of the dream coming true, while learning to enjoy the reality. Just 3 or 4 years ago I hoped (wildly) to see QPR play away in Europe just one more time in my life (away in the Europa League to Macedonias third best team would have been fine). Now I have scaled back to dreaming of somehow fluking a play off place. Soon it may be simply surviving in the Championship (given that simply surviving in the PL, now a ridiculous fantasy, was beyond us even with £250m wasted).
New times, new mentality.