Mark Hughes or Donald Trump? Podcast Thursday, 11th Jan 2018 21:06 by LFW The Open All R’s Podcast returns after its Christmas break, assessing improved league form over the festive period followed by the annual FA Cup disaster.
Joining host David Fraser and regular Paul Finney is Morris May and Daag all the way from Norway.
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ShotKneesHoop added 22:29 - Jan 12
A long wait since the last Podcast, we do listen to them and we miss them when you go AWOL. This one was excellent - top quality, cynical but honest stuff. Well worth the wait. You talk more sense than a lot of the management speak that dribbles out of HQ. Fernandez will always the be the Muntjack Elephant in the room, no matter what happens, he will find a way to talk it out of shape and cock it up. He could talk the Mona Lisa into being a slag because of his long term vision. | | |
T_Block added 20:12 - Jan 13
This podcast is disappointing.General bland non-specific criticism of Holloway from fans who clearly do not understand football.Pathetic really just more whining.Daag began to make some fair points'.e. the injuries to defence, but a stable midfield, the issue being a forward line that cannot score.All good points drowned out by whining rubbish.The midfield is ok at this level, and then one of your guests said the service to the forwards was crap.Really? Please please find people who can make a fair and reasonable comparison between the sides in this division. Realists who will not get all repressed middle class angry that QPR are not Chelsea. And the football under Holloway is a MASSIVE improvement on Hassal Baink..... | | |
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Blogs 31 bloggersKnees-up Mother Brown #19 by wessex_exile February, and the U’s enter the most pivotal month of the season. Six games in just four weeks, with four of them against sides also in the bottom six. By March we should be either well clear of danger, or even deeper in the sh*t. With Danny Cowley’s U’s still unbeaten, and looking stronger game on game, I’m sure it’ll be the former, but first we have to do our bit to consign Steve ‘Sour Grapes’ Cotterill’s FGR back to non-league. After our shambolic 5-0 defeat at New Lawn, nothing would give me greater pleasure, even if it meant losing one of my closest awaydays in the process. What’s the excuse going to be today Steve – shocking pitch, faking head injuries, Mexican banditry or some other bit of sour-grapery bullsh*t? Queens Park Rangers Polls |