Instead of appearing on the One Show and endless other promo events for his latest "Nice little earner", perhaps 'Arry should have spent more time at the training ground, preparing his charges for the top of the table clash with little old Burnley, the club he stole Charlie Austin from.
But then who needs Austin when you have a guy called Ings?
Poor 'Arry was so talked out that he couldn't even make it to the post match press conference, passing the buck to Kevin Bond instead; who then came up with the classic line, "It was always going to be a tight game and one goal was probably going to be
enough" - which is an interesting observation given Burnley scored twice!
So the Hula Hoops are down to third and will be in dire, dire trouble if they do not win promotion given the ludicrous wage bill the club is carrying.
Financial Fair Play anybody?
I wondered how long it would be before you piped up about QPR. Burnley have played well all season so this was not a complete shock. Give it a rest and concentrate on your own poor season
ReplyDeleteYOU ARE A VERY SAD PERSON , WHEN WILL YOU GET A LIFE ?
ReplyDeletehow can you sit there and make such pathetic comment, the hamers have been there done that and seen it all, the highs the lows, how can you be so moronic, slagging off another london club, and ex manager who you would love to be still there!!!!!!!! what is your problem? still wetting the bed, mom not tucking you in when its bedtime, and others i will not go into!!!!!!!!!!!! get a life get, concentrate on the hammers and stop talking rubbish, get a life, we will be there at the end, and yu no we will, see you at loftus road next season! you no we will, under the guidance mr redknap&co just cannot wait? by the way bed changed back to bed, the only way is up come on urs
ReplyDeleteIts true, are the wheels coming off for QPR? Only bad thing is this didnt happen later on in the season. QPR should storm this league like Celtic should storm the Scottish league.
DeleteSecondly, I think, especially the rubbish that has come out of 'onest Redknapps book, most sane West Ham supporters would shudder at the thought of him returning, he left, if i remember because the then chairman, wisely, refused him to spend silly money.
Love the fact NO ONE can have some banter etc about football anymore, why is everyone so sensitive?
Because QPR are Bigger than West Ham
DeleteEveryone is sensitive because QPR are supposedly bigger than West Ham? Not much sense in that statement, but to add a bit of argument to that, if they were bigger, why did Tony Fernandes want to own West Ham first? Just saying
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You really are an A1 c**t get off my news feed. And where do you get this rubbish that we'll be in trouble if we don't come straight back up don't you know how much our board are worth? crack on you keyboard warrior you I'll piss myself when you're in the first division in a stadium you don't even own. Coventry anyone?
ReplyDeleteunfortunately you have a guy called Karl Henry with two successive relegations behind him. Not a Rangers fan but would like to see you back in the Premier. You wont do it with this clown in your side
ReplyDeleteSmall club, small attendances, small manager, small scores,
ReplyDeleteQPR don't deserve to get promoted!
Small manager!? Ha ha ha
DeleteJack= Gaylord 'nuff said!
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Deletei am a qpr supporter of 53 years and i had the very simlar chat with my 81 year old pa who also is a qpr fan my worry is our much of the sucsess so far this season was mcclarens doing? hasnt lost at derby yet has he!! we coudnt score last year not improved much this year has it. we used to go to all the london grounds when we live there but went to rangers aged 6 and was hooked i want all london clus to be sucsessful after rangers more games to see less traverling -footballs a game not war!!
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