Marshy
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Can't keep his gob shut Mr Holloway that's what cost him his job
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[Football] Holloway sacked.
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Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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The original "all the meat on the barbecue" manager.
LamieRobertson
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Perhaps your pal needs to take note of this
"He joined us at a critical stage as we looked to reduce the wage bill, bring in younger talent and remain competitive on the pitch.''
and the best of luck to him with Steve Mc
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Not Andy Naylor
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Indeed. And yet a former QPR player, Gareth Ainsworth, has done well at Wycombe and would bring something far more progressive to the club than Shteve’s tired old ideas.
Few reports that Holloway wants a break from the game after the death of his mother last month. Seems like it is a mutual decision rather than an out and out sacking, especially as neither QPR or the BBC have used "sacking" in their articles.
This will be a classic Schteve job. Comes in and takes them up the table only to miss out on the play-offs next year, whilst quadrupling the wage bill and then leaving, with QPR in the same position they were in before Ollie.
This will be a classic Schteve job. Comes in and takes them up the table only to miss out on the play-offs next year, whilst quadrupling the wage bill and then leaving, with QPR in the same position they were in before Ollie.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
McClaren must have a portfolio of indiscretions by club owners.
Spot on. Just don’t get the Coleman love in.
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Raleigh Chopper
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Sometimes I am glad that he does'nt because he cheers me up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJB3-vEKQDc
Justice
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Im giving a view of a QPR fan who goes every week, not sure what point your trying to makePerhaps your pal needs to take note of this
"He joined us at a critical stage as we looked to reduce the wage bill, bring in younger talent and remain competitive on the pitch.''
and the best of luck to him with Steve Mc
- Jul 7, 2003
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QPR are EXACTLY the sort of club who would be a perfect fit for Super Al (an Pardew).
Surely he's not quite reached untouchable status just yet despite his many failures. Football loves a failed manager.
Surely he's not quite reached untouchable status just yet despite his many failures. Football loves a failed manager.
LamieRobertson
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Im giving a view of a QPR fan who goes every week, not sure what point your trying to make
I'm giving an alternative and perhaps unbiased view..views and opinions..ya know