[Football] Chris Ramsey back at QPR.

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http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/chris-ramsey-returns-qpr-new-10642196




Chris Ramsey is on the verge of a surprise return to QPR just seven weeks after getting the boot as team boss.


GetWestLondon understands Ramsey will have an extensive portfolio of duties that include one eye on loan signings that appear to herald arrivals in the January transfer window.

 

Peter Grummit

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Pleased for him, good guy.

QPR are the team most likely to make a run from deep IMHO.

PG

 

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Peter Grummit said:

Pleased for him, good guy.

QPR are the team most likely to make a run from deep IMHO.

PG

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Brentford are my 'surprise package' for the second half of the season. I expect Boxing day to be a very tough match indeed.

In it's way an even more pivotal game than Middlesboro last weekend. Lose at Griffin Park, and all of a sudden we could be six points off the pace.

I don't expect that to happen, but it's a possibility.

 

Icy Gull

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QPR are a real threat to the play off contenders, if they can hang on to the best striker in the division

 

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Hope things go far better for him,this time

 

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Why the hell didn't they just give him a different job in the first place?

 

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Icy Gull said:

QPR are a real threat to the play off contenders, if they can hang on to the best striker in the division

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On last season's performances maybe the best English striker in England.

 

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Sussex Nomad said:

Why the hell didn't they just give him a different job in the first place?

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I bet instead of a lump sum pay off they offered him his wage until he either the contract runs out or he gets another job.

As he hasn't quickly got another job, QPR thought they might as well employ him again.
Fingers crossed CR is now back there, with a pay rise.

 

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If someone chooses to take a punt on Austin then QPR are on their way to mid table obscurity. One of the poorest teams I've seen this season

 

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supaseagull said:

If someone chooses to take a punt on Austin then QPR are on their way to mid table obscurity. One of the poorest teams I've seen this season

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True, but I wonder how much the poor performances were down to the manager.

Like it or not Ramsey didn't make a very good fist of the job. I expect Hasselbank to do a whole lot better.

 

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Need to keep Austin in playing condition. I doubt he'll leave in January, surely now hanging on for a big payday signing on fee.

 

BUTTERBALL

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Ramsey is still an Albion FA Cup final legend! I wish him well, nice guy.

 

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Good, nice guy

 

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Chris Ramseys aspirations.

A short video and piece on Chris Ramsey