| Why Caulker left 14:24 - Dec 30 with 9551 views | Hoopsarrr |
Speaking to a relative at Christmas, who's best friend is Caulkers aunty. I was told he'd be off in January because he didn't get along with Holloway (the only manager he enjoyed playing under was redknapp). I wonder how many other members of the squad don't warm to Holloway. |  | | |  |
| Why Caulker left on 14:35 - Dec 30 with 7624 views | Brightonhoop |
Even if it's accurate, Caulker storming off because he only made the bench, wont have helped his own cause, under any Manager. Given his off field problems, and the support he had from the Club, if accurate, he's not very gracious. We are well rid of him. He cost the Club near to £15 Million with nothing to show for it. He should be deeply ashamed of himself. |  | | |
| Why Caulker left on 14:53 - Dec 30 with 7551 views | DevonWhite |
The only sensible course of action based on this conclusive evidence is to reappoint Redknapp IMMEDIATELY. | | | |
| Why Caulker left on 15:14 - Dec 30 with 7470 views | 2Thomas2Bowles |
That bastard Olly telling him to turn up and train on time and lay off the booze and smashing up motors and other people and only getting £50k a week. no wonder he was off. he is a top pro ffs [Post edited 30 Dec 2017 15:16]
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| Why Caulker left on 15:19 - Dec 30 with 7450 views | Northernr |
Oh yeh, fcking evil Holloway, demanding he stay sober and play the occasional football match for his £50,000 a week.
What a cheeky cnt. I'm pleased he didn't get on with him. If you're getting on with your top earner who's making himself unfit to play at a time when everybody in his position is injured then you're not doing your job as manager. |  | | |
| Why Caulker left on 15:25 - Dec 30 with 7420 views | nix |
| Why Caulker left on 15:19 - Dec 30 by Northernr |
Oh yeh, fcking evil Holloway, demanding he stay sober and play the occasional football match for his £50,000 a week.
What a cheeky cnt. I'm pleased he didn't get on with him. If you're getting on with your top earner who's making himself unfit to play at a time when everybody in his position is injured then you're not doing your job as manager. |
It’s interesting that all the players hugged Holloway after the Ipswich game. He doesn’t seem that generally unpopular. If you are the only one that doesn’t get on with everybody else, the striking conclusion is that you re the problem.
I was really shocked at how unfit he looked at the U23s match at Loftus Road. I’m glad he’s gone because it must be hard for the other players to see him swanning around on up to ten times their wages. |  | | |
| Why Caulker left on 15:31 - Dec 30 with 7380 views | Rs_Holy |
Bit of an exclusive this one... I Have it on good authority that Ollie and JET do not get on too well.
More proof that Ollie is a loose cannon and has lost the dressing room! You heard it here first. |  | | |
| Why Caulker left on 15:33 - Dec 30 with 7374 views | qprd |
This is from the Guardian puff piece in August:
“QPR and my agent tried to push me towards Lokomotiv Moscow in January, saying it would be a fresh start. Part of me thought the money they were offering could solve all my problems but why would being on my own out in Russia help? I had no idea how to break the cycle and being in Moscow while still injured just felt a recipe for disaster. The manager, Ian Holloway, was actually telling me to stay. I’d been in his office close to tears, so he said: ‘How anyone could think sending you there would be a good idea is beyond me. You need to get yourself right.’ I appreciated him for that but, for the club, I can see why it was appealing to be shot of me but I was in no fit state to move and eventually pulled the plug on it."
Ollie is probably the only manager in England who would've turned down a tidy loan fee because it wasn't in a players' best interests.
Say what you like about Holloway- he's tactically inept, unpredictable, buffoonish at times. But please, FFS, please don't blame Ollie for anything relating to Caulker.
Pathetic.... | | | |
| Why Caulker left on 16:00 - Dec 30 with 7288 views | CheshireR |
Several offers to help Caulker proved to no avail.
As the cliche says - you can't help someone who won't help themselves.
Criticise Holloway for his tactical naivety - but he is blameless here. |  | | |
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| Why Caulker left on 16:00 - Dec 30 with 7288 views | eghamranger |
Caulker stole cheese from a Tesco in weybridge
Got drunk and had a fight at the Xmas party
Got done for drink drive in Windsor
Got arrested in Clapham for violence
Had his car sprayed after a domestic in Richmond
And left cos he didn’t get on with Holloway.
Caulker.... see yah |  | | |
| Why Caulker left on 16:17 - Dec 30 with 7233 views | Northernr |
| Why Caulker left on 16:00 - Dec 30 by eghamranger |
Caulker stole cheese from a Tesco in weybridge
Got drunk and had a fight at the Xmas party
Got done for drink drive in Windsor
Got arrested in Clapham for violence
Had his car sprayed after a domestic in Richmond
And left cos he didn’t get on with Holloway.
Caulker.... see yah |
Plenty more besides, that's just the stuff that made the papers. | | | |
| Why Caulker left on 16:17 - Dec 30 with 7229 views | Northernr |
| Why Caulker left on 15:33 - Dec 30 by qprd |
This is from the Guardian puff piece in August:
“QPR and my agent tried to push me towards Lokomotiv Moscow in January, saying it would be a fresh start. Part of me thought the money they were offering could solve all my problems but why would being on my own out in Russia help? I had no idea how to break the cycle and being in Moscow while still injured just felt a recipe for disaster. The manager, Ian Holloway, was actually telling me to stay. I’d been in his office close to tears, so he said: ‘How anyone could think sending you there would be a good idea is beyond me. You need to get yourself right.’ I appreciated him for that but, for the club, I can see why it was appealing to be shot of me but I was in no fit state to move and eventually pulled the plug on it."
Ollie is probably the only manager in England who would've turned down a tidy loan fee because it wasn't in a players' best interests.
Say what you like about Holloway- he's tactically inept, unpredictable, buffoonish at times. But please, FFS, please don't blame Ollie for anything relating to Caulker.
Pathetic.... |
Holloway has a very good record with players in similar situations as well - Clarke Carlisle notably. | | | |
| Why Caulker left on 18:59 - Dec 30 with 6896 views | Boston |
Caulker could do with Hollowlegs. | |
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| Why Caulker left on 19:10 - Dec 30 with 6863 views | smegma |
My aunties friend, who knows someone who used to live in the same street as a pro footballer reckons the OP is talking b0ll0cks. Caulker is a waste of space. Bloke has earned more money at QPR than literally all our fan base combined in the same period. Anyone feeling sorry for him need to have a word with themselves. The reason he liked Redkrapp is obvious to anyone with a brain cell. | | | |
| Why Caulker left on 19:41 - Dec 30 with 6771 views | daveB |
He's struggle to find a more supportive manager, what an absolute bellend |  | | |
| Why Caulker left on 22:52 - Dec 30 with 6428 views | loftinoz |
I imagine he liked the colour of Harry's envelopes. | | | |
| Why Caulker left on 10:08 - Dec 31 with 6105 views | ichbinnaughty |
In short, Caulker can go fck himself. I hope he never plays again (largely because it would severely needle to see him perform for a wage elsewhere when he never did for us). Fvck him |  | | |
| Why Caulker left on 10:31 - Dec 31 with 6016 views | GloryHunter |
| Why Caulker left on 16:17 - Dec 30 by Northernr |
Plenty more besides, that's just the stuff that made the papers. |
Come on Clive, can't you tell us, now that he's gone? |  | | |
| Why Caulker left on 14:01 - Dec 31 with 5804 views | Tonto |
This is the best Ollie out thread started yet! Top comedy |  |
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| Why Caulker left on 14:15 - Dec 31 with 5754 views | LythamR |
If ever there was a reason to keep Holloway as manager the news that Caulker left because he didnt get on with him is it |  | | |
| Why Caulker left on 14:30 - Dec 31 with 5704 views | connell10 |
You can say what you want about olly but I think the bloke is basically a nice human being! Where as caulker comes across as a horrible spoilt kunt!!! |  |
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| Why Caulker left on 15:20 - Dec 31 with 5620 views | terryb |
Did Caulker's aunt say what support she had given to him?
Or what the rest of his family had?
BTW, not liking your line manager is quite common in life! | | | |
| Why Caulker left on 17:51 - Dec 31 with 5485 views | TGRRRSSS |
Surely Caulker left because you know basically he was either incapable or refusing to do his job! FFS.
He's had far to much money from the club, interesting to note the Redknapp comment.... maybe he let him get away with it??? |  | | |
| Why Caulker left on 18:01 - Dec 31 with 5454 views | PunteR |
lonely tonight are we? |  |
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| Why Caulker left on 08:14 - Jan 1 with 5148 views | enfieldargh |
| Why Caulker left on 16:00 - Dec 30 by eghamranger |
Caulker stole cheese from a Tesco in weybridge
Got drunk and had a fight at the Xmas party
Got done for drink drive in Windsor
Got arrested in Clapham for violence
Had his car sprayed after a domestic in Richmond
And left cos he didn’t get on with Holloway.
Caulker.... see yah |
I think we are missing one very important point here.
What type of cheese did he steel from Tesco’s. I hope it was something processed like dairylea |  |
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| Why Caulker left on 11:25 - Jan 1 with 4889 views | westberksr |
| Why Caulker left on 08:14 - Jan 1 by enfieldargh |
I think we are missing one very important point here.
What type of cheese did he steel from Tesco’s. I hope it was something processed like dairylea |
would probably be one of the cheese & port gift sets given the attraction for Mr Caulker of a dairy/booze combo; what's not to like? |  | | |
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