QPR Relegated - Triffic!

[Herr Tubthumper]

Here's his reason.

Harry Redknapp says wage inequality has ruined QPRs team spirit

 

[RM-Taylor]

I expect the following will all leave QPR before the start of the season: Green, Diakete, Traore, Samba, Park, Cisse, Taarabt, Wright-Phillips, Granero, Onouha, Remy, Bosingwa, Ben Haim, Hoilett and Cesar.

that will be 1.5 million a week saved on wages

 

[Ernest]

I told you at christmas they were down so not entirely harrys fault. You can't have a start like that and stay up

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

harry for england

"he's such a good motivator"

 

[Gullys Cats]

All that money spent and their playing Bournemouth next season!

Hahaha

 

[brightn'ove]

Well QPR are down.

This of course won't be 'Arry's fault at all.

Who and what might Redknapp blame?

He blames the players in his post-match interview.

he said, responding to a question whether their players will leave he said 'they obviously arent that good if theyve just been relegated'

LOL

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Here's his reason.

Harry Redknapp says wage inequality has ruined QPRs team spirit

That's brilliant, isn't it, considering he signed Christopher "£90k per week" Samba.

 

[kevo]

Wigan v Villa last game of the season... should be fun!

 

[maltaseagull]

come on wigan! send the villa down!

Yes, I quite like Wigan, especially since Martinez took over.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

That's brilliant, isn't it, considering he signed Christopher "£90k per week" Samba.

It is. And when he first turned up at QPR he said a club of its size and gates could not pay the salaries they were paying...and then he blows them all out of the water with Samba's deal. He's contradicted himself twice. Also, he came out with this 'team spirit' argument the day before the the Reading game; a great piece of team motivation. Or maybe he was getting his excuses in early.

His biggest crime in my mind is wearing Vivienne Westwood though.

 

[Dan Gleeballs]

I know a lot of you don't like 'Arry but my finger is pointed well and truly at Mark Hughes or 'useless ****' as he came to be known and a lot of the players. Someone on one of our boards summed it up quite well when he said 'Those who care aren't good enough and those who are good enough don't care'. Not 100% but can be said for a lot of them.

Redknapp signed 4 players in January - Samba who has disappointed and is rumoured to be going back to Russia, Jenas who has done fairly well as well as Remy and Townsend - probably our best 2 players in the 2nd half of the season. The rest of the shite was signed by Mark Hughes.

Can't believe you'll get Remy if you go up but you'd be mad to not try and land Townsend on loan for the season.

Thought at the time Hughes signings were make or break. Combined with his management it was most certainly break. Feel for you mate. At least Fernandes is making the right noises.

P.S I agree with Barton about Boswinga. What a c*ck!! He's not the only one either

 

[el punal]

Pompey - Part Two!!

 

[SussexHoop]

Thought at the time Hughes signings were make or break. Combined with his management it was most certainly break. Feel for you mate. At least Fernandes is making the right noises.

P.S I agree with Barton about Boswinga. What a c*ck!! He's not the only one either

Barton's not wrong about Bosingwa. There are too many who have failed to deliver ... Cesar, Bosingwa, Ferdinand, Samba to a certain extent, Traore, Taarabt, Granero, Faurlin, Wright-Phillips, Park, Onouha, Hoilett, Bothroyd. There were times this season where (imho) our best players on the pitch were the 35 years olds ... Ryan Nelsen, Clint Hill and Shaun Derry.

 

[EDS]

Barton's not wrong about Bosingwa. There are too many who have failed to deliver ... Cesar, Bosingwa, Ferdinand, Samba to a certain extent, Traore, Taarabt, Granero, Faurlin, Wright-Phillips, Park, Onouha, Hoilett, Bothroyd. There were times this season where (imho) our best players on the pitch were the 35 years olds ... Ryan Nelsen, Clint Hill and Shaun Derry.

Clint Hill always gives his heart and soul, not the best of players but a true footballer who really cares. As for Wright-Phillips when we were growing up there were at least three players better than him but then again their stepdads were not Ian Wright.
If Harry stays I can see you bouncing straight back up to be honest, contrary to what many say I still believe he is a good manager.