| Next manager 12:27 - Feb 23 with 5908 views | MedwayR |
When the inevitable happens and 'arry needs replacing, who would you like to see appointed?
Personally I'd do absolutely everything to get Thomas Tuchel from Mainz and give him the freedom & backing to be our Arsene Wenger. I'm sure Tuchel would have more attractive offers though... |  |
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| Next manager on 17:02 - Feb 23 with 1321 views | SpiritofGregory |
| Next manager on 16:45 - Feb 23 by stansleftfoot |
TF's problem is facing and risking replacing Harry now or after the season is over.
His judgement is filled with what if; Harry gets us promoted or into the Play -Offs?
Do we need Premiership experience if we go up?
Will Harry just get the sulks and give up because of a sore knee?
I don't trust Harry Redknapp, I'd recommend TF doesn't either.
Top of the list my Steve Davis at Crewe as Head Coach for a long term rebuilding project assisted by a DOF Glen Hoddle. |
That's a good shout for manager and DOF, rumours going around that Harry will be gone soon. I personally think that we will finish in md table if Harry stays. |  | | |
| Next manager on 17:35 - Feb 23 with 1305 views | Monahoop |
| Next manager on 17:02 - Feb 23 by SpiritofGregory |
That's a good shout for manager and DOF, rumours going around that Harry will be gone soon. I personally think that we will finish in md table if Harry stays. |
I'm glad Spirit that you finally stated your reasons for liking Pressley after touting his name a few times yesterday. You make a fair comment, but is he really the type of manager we need? He may be good at Coventry's level and what he has done there in their circumstances is admirable, but is he fit to take on an ambitious and difficult project such as QPR?
I would like a younger manager at the club and I would still vouch for someone like Adkins even if his time at Reading is sketchy at present. It seems some managers can make things tick at some clubs and not others. He still seems the type of guy who can role his sleeves up and get on with the job and he is not a reckless spendthrift type like Redknapp or the fool before him.
Others I would like or admire are Di Matteo, Rosler and the fellow at Bournemouth and please as much as I like him, not Holloway. He has been there, done it and worn the QPR t shirt. |  |
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| Next manager on 18:09 - Feb 23 with 1280 views | owza |
1- Di Matteo (never going to happen)
2- Steve Clark
3- Karl Robinson
4- Les Ferdinand |  | | |
| Next manager on 18:34 - Feb 23 with 1257 views | 08olesen |
1. Eusebio Sacristan
2. Michael Laudrup
3.Malky Makay
4.AVB? (Wild Card) |  |
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| Next manager on 18:56 - Feb 23 with 1220 views | stansleftfoot |
It's a awful job to do this, how many would have picked Ole Gunnar Soljkaer three months ago.
It's almost more important for Tony Fernandes to state his long term plan....again....where we are now.....and what we are going to do.
I get the impression Harry was short-term, but have I just imagined that or has Harry's approach and lazy approach just given me a view of short-termism.
We want that Classic balance of a QPR side imbedded with hard-work, team ethic, good football...no, great football, innovation and respect for individual skill placed in a team context.
By not coaching Hoillet, we let him, the team, QPR and the fan's down....we want a manager of any colour, creed or experience that is looking for these things in his side.
Glen Hoddle comes with some weird stuff...ego, jesus, god (not the same are they?) but a great footballer and loves coaching his way! Great DOF, he needs somebody alongside! |  | | |
| Next manager on 19:05 - Feb 23 with 1213 views | RS44 |
Really don't see the attraction to Mackay. Uninspiring, un attractive football and doubled a fortune on a team of no bodies.
I'd opt for Mark Robbins. Done well at Coventry when under serious pressure and has done well at Huddersfield with pretty limited resources.
Plays good football. On the floor & attacking. |  | | |
| Next manager on 19:06 - Feb 23 with 1208 views | TheBlob |
I truly believe in luck as a quantifiable portion of Probability,we just haven't had the luck.On paper things should be going swimmingly with Harry but they aren't - key injuries have taken their toll.I believe Gerry Francis was similarly unblessed with good fortune.You've really got to try and factor in "x-the unknown"into the equation.
Who is a "lucky" manager?Presumably one that hasn't had the tin tack yet,so I'd try and prise a good manager away from his present occupation.
Rosler may be a good shout. |  |
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| Next manager on 19:06 - Feb 23 with 1207 views | dolcelatte |
1. Not Holloway
2. Not Warnock
3. Not Zola [Post edited 23 Feb 2014 19:07]
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| Next manager on 19:09 - Feb 23 with 1195 views | ThGrimRanger |
| Next manager on 19:06 - Feb 23 by TheBlob |
I truly believe in luck as a quantifiable portion of Probability,we just haven't had the luck.On paper things should be going swimmingly with Harry but they aren't - key injuries have taken their toll.I believe Gerry Francis was similarly unblessed with good fortune.You've really got to try and factor in "x-the unknown"into the equation.
Who is a "lucky" manager?Presumably one that hasn't had the tin tack yet,so I'd try and prise a good manager away from his present occupation.
Rosler may be a good shout. |
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| Next manager on 19:10 - Feb 23 with 1190 views | loftboy |
Joey Barton player manager |  |
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| Next manager on 19:15 - Feb 23 with 1167 views | RS44 |
Rösler is a great shout, but don't think he'd leave Wigan after just taking over, although a club with money might appeal.
If he would leave he'd be great long term.
Watched a fair bit of Brentford under him and he had them playing some pretty good stuff | | | |
| Next manager on 19:16 - Feb 23 with 1162 views | TheBlob |
| Next manager on 19:10 - Feb 23 by loftboy |
Joey Barton player manager |
You know what,that may be just crazy enough to work. | |
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| Next manager on 19:33 - Feb 23 with 1135 views | eghamranger |
Joey and Clint! Would love it! They wouldnt stand for any rubbish |  | | |
| Next manager on 19:35 - Feb 23 with 1131 views | INFIRMARY |
Whilst I cant stand his miserable face and grim look it has to be for me
Steve Clark all the way as next manager |  |
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| Next manager on 19:39 - Feb 23 with 1017 views | eghamranger |
Available now? That's only Zola or Clarke. Why always ex scum? Ffs | | | |
| Next manager on 19:39 - Feb 23 with 1017 views | QPR442 |
Whatever happens TF needs to speak to Harry and find out what's going on.
TF is a media whore and will want a big name if Harry goes (probably foreign) to keep profile up. However I think he will keep with Hary | | | |
| Next manager on 20:50 - Feb 23 with 978 views | owza |
| Next manager on 19:05 - Feb 23 by RS44 |
Really don't see the attraction to Mackay. Uninspiring, un attractive football and doubled a fortune on a team of no bodies.
I'd opt for Mark Robbins. Done well at Coventry when under serious pressure and has done well at Huddersfield with pretty limited resources.
Plays good football. On the floor & attacking. |
Yeah I agree. Mackay never really sold it for me. Did nothing at Watford and Cardiff always had a good squad for promotion.
I would go for Karl Robinson, the MK dons manager. He is very young but he has played some great stuff with MK Dons and was unlucky not to got them promoted via the play offs. I have heard good things, he plays attacking football, seems like a genuine honest man (despite being a scouser XD). Reportedly rejected some Championship clubs this summer but surely we would be too good to turn down? May be inexperienced but he is tactically aware, good at the coaching aspects of the game -things Redknapp fails to inspire too. He has done very well at Mk Dons, would be a good long-term appointment as far as I am concerned. | | | |
| Next manager on 20:54 - Feb 23 with 967 views | daveB |
open it up for an interview and see who fancies it rather than putting all our eggs in one basket |  | | |
| Next manager on 21:07 - Feb 23 with 938 views | loftus77 |
Walter Novellino.
Northern happy at last... | | | |
| Next manager on 21:16 - Feb 23 with 926 views | BerkoRanger |
| Next manager on 19:33 - Feb 23 by eghamranger |
Joey and Clint! Would love it! They wouldnt stand for any rubbish |
mmm - I think this could work also. Only thinking a few days ago how I would love to see Clint on the coaching staff. | | | |
| Next manager on 21:25 - Feb 23 with 908 views | 08olesen |
I would like to see someone who has a philosophy and style of football. I feel that Harry still hasnt decided his, or his first 11 and so bringing someone like laudrup would give us a bit more identity in terms of playing style.
Ale Faurlin would also fit perfectly into that passing style of possession football. Maybe even granero, still believe he is a talented fella. | |
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| Next manager on 22:05 - Feb 23 with 861 views | davman |
| Next manager on 20:54 - Feb 23 by daveB |
open it up for an interview and see who fancies it rather than putting all our eggs in one basket |
What, so that someone can interview our board before deciding whether they are ambitious enough? This is just so QPR; take Warnock and De Canio out of the equation and ask, since Olly, who was our last decent manager...
Its just so depressing...  |  |
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| Next manager on 00:50 - Feb 24 with 801 views | LoftusRdW12 |
Surprised no ones mentioned Sean Dyche. Comes accross like a cross between a young Neil Warnock/Ian Holloway.
Suspect he won't be available until at least this time next year.
Redknapp should see out this season for me. |  |
| "I still don't know who scored our first and third goals. I'll have a look tonight." Neil Warnock |
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| Next manager on 01:02 - Feb 24 with 791 views | RangersAreBack |
| Next manager on 17:35 - Feb 23 by Monahoop |
I'm glad Spirit that you finally stated your reasons for liking Pressley after touting his name a few times yesterday. You make a fair comment, but is he really the type of manager we need? He may be good at Coventry's level and what he has done there in their circumstances is admirable, but is he fit to take on an ambitious and difficult project such as QPR?
I would like a younger manager at the club and I would still vouch for someone like Adkins even if his time at Reading is sketchy at present. It seems some managers can make things tick at some clubs and not others. He still seems the type of guy who can role his sleeves up and get on with the job and he is not a reckless spendthrift type like Redknapp or the fool before him.
Others I would like or admire are Di Matteo, Rosler and the fellow at Bournemouth and please as much as I like him, not Holloway. He has been there, done it and worn the QPR t shirt. |
Younger manager? Pressley is hardly ancient at 40. Made of the right stuff and ready for a project like QPR. We missed the boat with Rosler so forget him. |  | | |
| Next manager on 01:10 - Feb 24 with 716 views | RangersAreBack |
| Next manager on 00:50 - Feb 24 by LoftusRdW12 |
Surprised no ones mentioned Sean Dyche. Comes accross like a cross between a young Neil Warnock/Ian Holloway.
Suspect he won't be available until at least this time next year.
Redknapp should see out this season for me. |
Because he's not going to quit Burnley in a hurry. If Harry stays until the end of the season and Burnley fail to go up then maybe. | | | |
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