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Just heard an interview and he's staying at QPR. Sounded absolutely gutted that he didn't get his pay-off.

Will he do it though?

Wasn't he saying that qpr might never ever play in the PL again? Maybe he is admitting that he is a garbage man(ager).

Imagine it though, you tell half the players that they're shit. You then take them no further than the previous incumbent and await a fat pay cheque for doing absolutely fuck all. Then they say, well done son, you're staying.

The question is, do you resign or do you, at 104 years old, try and instill a sense of togetherness and try and get them back up?

Good old 'arry must be in the frame for the Chelsea job or maybe Real Madrid. A manager of his reputation and pedigree does not belong in the Championship. He must've reckoned on a nice cushy run as England manager and since then it's all really gone pear shaped.

'arry will probably spend more money and still fall flat on his melted face.

MilnersJaw wrote:'arry will probably spend more money and still fall flat on his melted face.

If he is staying and is going to be wheeling and dealing, perhaps now might be the time to buy some stocks and shares in Companies who produce brown envelopes.

Beefymcfc wrote:Imagine it though, you tell half the players that they're shit. You then take them no further than the previous incumbent and await a fat pay cheque for doing absolutely fuck all. Then they say, well done son, you're staying.

The question is, do you resign or do you, at 104 years old, try and instill a sense of togetherness and try and get them back up?

If I answer that genuinely, I would leave since the club would definitely need some fresh air and changes. I just look at Di canio. He isn't the best manager but just the fact that there was a change in the position and he is enthusiastic has turned everything around.

How many clubs has he took down?

Anyone know? He seems to have been related to the demise of many clubs.

Cod-face :O

Risby wrote:How many clubs has he took down?

Anyone know? He seems to have been related to the demise of many clubs.

None, it was always the previous manager's fault.

Blue Since 76 wrote:
None, it was always the previous manager's fault.

That sounds like an Arry answer!

Aren't they up to their eyes in debt? They wont get tid of him if he wants out he will have to walk. That wont look good on him at all. Ha ha once to be an England manager now to manage a team in tatters and freefall.

Arrys financial oblivion hat-trick is complete - Portsmouth, Sonton and QPR. Nothing to do with him of course.

What are the odds on him doing the double and taking QPR to the third tier?

Dameerto wrote:What are the odds on him doing the double and taking QPR to the third tier?

I've heard bookies are not accepting bets on that ... they thought of it but had to suspend betting even in the thought process ... too much £££ expected to come in on it.

Bagpuss.

Dough faced barrow boy.