| Who Next? 16:49 - Nov 26 with 58300 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
Assuming he’s gone, realistic appointment? [Post edited 26 Nov 2022 16:51]
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| Who Next? on 20:28 - Nov 28 with 4479 views | ozexile |
| Who Next? on 20:12 - Nov 28 by mikeygunn |
Critchley 25/1 on SkyBet if you like that kind of thing. Which I might. |
Who's favourite? |  | | |
| Who Next? on 20:30 - Nov 28 with 4464 views | mikeygunn |
| Who Next? on 20:28 - Nov 28 by ozexile |
Who's favourite? |
Doubler postage [Post edited 28 Nov 2022 20:31]
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| Who Next? on 20:30 - Nov 28 with 4448 views | mikeygunn |
| Who Next? on 20:28 - Nov 28 by ozexile |
Who's favourite? |
Critchley @ 5/1! Did well to get my 25’s! | | | |
| Who Next? on 20:35 - Nov 28 with 4384 views | danehoop |
Probably need to provide some strict criteria here to help steer the choices:
a. Is he cheap and has no big compensation attached?
b. See a.
c. Can he perform miracles with a very mediocre set of strikers and wafer thin squad?
d. See a.
e. Is there any vague previous linkage to QPR e.g. former player, west London resident been to London, perhaps knows someone who has any of the previous elements?
f. see a.
g. Is not Redknapp or Hughes or anyway associated with either.
h. see a. [Post edited 28 Nov 2022 20:37]
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| Who Next? on 20:40 - Nov 28 with 4347 views | CamberleyR |
Critchley now shortened to 6/4 |  |
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| Who Next? on 20:41 - Nov 28 with 4321 views | CamberleyR |
Critchley now evens, Wilder second favourite at 12/1 | |
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| Who Next? on 20:43 - Nov 28 with 4296 views | ozexile |
| Who Next? on 20:41 - Nov 28 by CamberleyR |
Critchley now evens, Wilder second favourite at 12/1 |
Critchley it' is then. | | | |
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| Who Next? on 20:49 - Nov 28 with 4220 views | digswellhoop |
shaun derry with mackie | | | |
| Who Next? on 20:53 - Nov 28 with 4194 views | digswellhoop |
atleast we will knowthey are RRRRSSSS | | | |
| Who Next? on 20:55 - Nov 28 with 4205 views | kensalriser |
Well done to anyone who got 25/1 on Critchley, ridiculous odds. Prob LfWers who moved that market! |  |
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| Who Next? on 20:58 - Nov 28 with 4173 views | CamberleyR |
Critchley now odds on 1/2 | |
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| Who Next? on 21:03 - Nov 28 with 4161 views | Logman |
No Leam Richardson ? | | | |
| Who Next? on 21:06 - Nov 28 with 4129 views | CamberleyR |
| Who Next? on 21:03 - Nov 28 by Logman |
No Leam Richardson ? |
Richardson is currently 22/1 on SkyBet | |
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| Who Next? on 21:11 - Nov 28 with 4079 views | traininvain |
I’ve a funny feeling that Beale will warn Critchley away from the job as they’re mates apparently?
Richardson looks good value in the betting market. |  | | |
| Who Next? on 21:16 - Nov 28 with 4046 views | queensparker |
There’s a manager out of work who led his team to a European final. Has a good relationship with our centre back. Had a great playing career. And will be fully motivated to outperform Mick “The Dick” Beale.
Step up… Giovanni van Bronckhorst
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| Who Next? on 21:26 - Nov 28 with 3953 views | Damo1962 |
| Who Next? on 21:16 - Nov 28 by queensparker |
There’s a manager out of work who led his team to a European final. Has a good relationship with our centre back. Had a great playing career. And will be fully motivated to outperform Mick “The Dick” Beale.
Step up… Giovanni van Bronckhorst
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Interesting...very interesting. I like your thought process 😉 | | | |
| Who Next? on 21:28 - Nov 28 with 3965 views | OldPedro |
| Who Next? on 18:49 - Nov 28 by paulparker |
Why would I want him out ?
Plays good football and wants to win, the last few years we have been to nice with Parker his teams love a bit sh1thousery
Anyway it won’t be him it will be someone nice like that Critchley fella |
I think Scott Parker under achieved with Fulham and Bournemouth - quality squads and huge budgets by Championship standards - both sides should have run away with the division |  |
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| Who Next? on 21:55 - Nov 28 with 3877 views | DWQPR |
| Who Next? on 21:28 - Nov 28 by OldPedro |
I think Scott Parker under achieved with Fulham and Bournemouth - quality squads and huge budgets by Championship standards - both sides should have run away with the division |
He’s also a knob and has a shït taste in knitwear. No thanks. If Pep don’t want it then I’ll go with Critchley. Last manager we had called Neil got us promotion. | |
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| Who Next? on 21:59 - Nov 28 with 3834 views | Damo1962 |
| Who Next? on 21:55 - Nov 28 by DWQPR |
He’s also a knob and has a shït taste in knitwear. No thanks. If Pep don’t want it then I’ll go with Critchley. Last manager we had called Neil got us promotion. |
Even more interesting 😉 | | | |
| Who Next? on 22:38 - Nov 28 with 3758 views | ManinBlack |
How about Hancock fresh from the jungle? Another lying deceptive snake who could have promising traits to be the next manager if this is the calibre of weasel we attract. |  | | |
| Who Next? on 04:22 - Nov 29 with 3460 views | ArcticHoop |
Anthony Barry now 3rd Sky Bet 16/1 | | | |
| Who Next? on 09:09 - Nov 29 with 3110 views | R_from_afar |
| Who Next? on 18:06 - Nov 28 by 1JD |
This is the complete opposite to what I’ve seen and heard. I too live local and have seen them play several times. GA has a very negative mindset when it comes to football. In his own words “We play not to lose”. Lots of going 1-0 up and then sitting back when the inevitable equaliser and worse happens. CM are full of cloggers only. Passing stats bottom of the league. The football is absolutely dire, and GAs pre and post march interviews are totally uninspiring.
Win or lose, “he’s proud of the players” because they gave their all. The locals increasingly want change. If you didn’t like Warburtons interviews, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Anyone interested should check out the Gas Room message board if you want a reflection on Gareth’s style of play and footballing beliefs.
Legend for us yes, but doesn’t tick the boxes set by the club in managerial criteria. Attacking, attractive football - No. A true footballers coach who can improve players with real tactical and technical nous. No. Young and up and coming? Young yes, but up and coming is a bit of a stretch. Love him for what he did for us as a player but as a manager and coach he is just not a good fit. [Post edited 28 Nov 2022 18:24]
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Thanks for posting, I agree with quite a lot of your individual points. Some of the fans I sit near there are incredibly entitled and look down their noses at Ainsworth, making out he's the village idiot. OK, he's not going to be writing any ground-breaking coaching manuals but he has worked wonders on a tiny budget for years, and this season, the club is close to bankruptcy (my mate knows some of the hierarchy and does volunteer work at the club, plus his girlfriend worked there until recently).
I totally accept that you won't see Swansea style ball retention and long sequences of passing but I personally find that boring and unproductive, and, often, if done at the back, risky. It's all about opinions, though, I totally respect your view. The style is not attractive but I haven't seen a reliance on hoofball. They sit higher in the table than Oxford - OK, only by a point - and MK Dons, two teams whose managers people have mentioned on here.
I wouldn't class the approach as defensive, I would say they are, collectively, good at defending.
I have honestly found their football exciting to watch but it *is* more direct than that of the teams whose style fans purr over. Mind you, Warnock's football was pretty direct too...
Ainsworth isn't my preference for the QPR job anyway, partly because I think Critchley and Evatt are better coaches and partly because fans' concerns about football style - a central theme in your post - will hang over Ainsworth's head from day one, whether justified or not, like the sword of Damacles. Let's spare him. |  |
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| Who Next? on 17:28 - Nov 29 with 2714 views | Sharpy36 |
From Neils Wiki page.
"He is one of sixteen coaches worldwide to have obtained UEFA's elite badge"
That some exclusive club to be a member of, unless i`m reading an edited page. |  |
| 'You didn't know that was wrong, but now you do. If you do it again, I'll know you are doing it on purpose.' |
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| Who Next? on 17:42 - Nov 29 with 2635 views | TacticalR |
The lesson of the Beale saga is that we should only employ managers who nobody else wants. |  |
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