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Neil Warnock left QPR

By jamiescfc2010 - 08-01-2012 21:29

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By mutal consent I read on the club's website. I do not know why he left after getting QPR up to the Premiership. You thoughtsBy mutal consent I read on the club's website. I do not know why he left after getting QPR up to the Premiership.

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Re: Neil Warnock left QPR

By jamiescfc2010 - 08-01-2012 21:35

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No make that sacked [image url=http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o289/userdb/CoZone_Script/04/smiley/20.png]No make that sacked

Re: Neil Warnock left QPR

By geoclphredux - 08-01-2012 22:55

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Hahahaha, serves him right. Before I start my rant I'd like to make it perfectly clear this is in no way aimed at QPR supporters or etc... I just HATE Neil Warnock. Neil Warnock is an absolute... grrrr... hmmph, i promised myself I wouldn't swear. A trip down memory lane, back in 2005, in a game versus Reading he purposely brought on Keith Gillepsie to elbow Stephen Hunt our striker, Keith Gillepse got sent off in 12 seconds because he got caught, and so did Warnock. Reading's Wally Downes caught Warnock gesturing for the Sheffield United players to severely injure the Reading FC Players... that in itself is corrupt in nowadays football. Thankfully Wally Downes almost knocked Warnock out for it after the Gillepsie incident. I know Reading isn't the most innocent of teams in the football league, but pushing your players to severely injure another which could end their career in their prime is just sick. He's scum... nothing but scum... I hope he doesn't get another team to manage!Hahahaha, serves him right. Before I start my rant I'd like to make it perfectly clear this is in no way aimed at QPR supporters or etc... I just HATE Neil Warnock.

Neil Warnock is an absolute... grrrr... hmmph, i promised myself I wouldn't swear.

A trip down memory lane, back in 2005, in a game versus Reading he purposely brought on Keith Gillepsie to elbow Stephen Hunt our striker, Keith Gillepse got sent off in 12 seconds because he got caught, and so did Warnock. Reading's Wally Downes caught Warnock gesturing for the Sheffield United players to severely injure the Reading FC Players... that in itself is corrupt in nowadays football.

Thankfully Wally Downes almost knocked Warnock out for it after the Gillepsie incident. I know Reading isn't the most innocent of teams in the football league, but pushing your players to severely injure another which could end their career in their prime is just sick.

He's scum... nothing but scum... I hope he doesn't get another team to manage!

Re: Neil Warnock left QPR

By jamiescfc2010 - 09-01-2012 01:06

[World]

I admire Neil Warnock as a manager but Steve Kean should have been sacked by now but now Neil has gone as Steve has done worse then Neil.I admire Neil Warnock as a manager but Steve Kean should have been sacked by now but now Neil has gone as Steve has done worse then Neil.

Re: Neil Warnock left QPR

By kingjaime - 09-01-2012 04:12

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I can only imagine they've got someone lined up already who they plan to back pretty strongly in the transfer window. That'd be about the only way the decision itself and the timing could make some sort of sense. If they go for one of the untouchables, e,g, Sven Goran Eriksson, Avram Grant, Gary Megson, Graeme Souness... then it makes little sense. If they go for anyone and don't give them a fair bit of cash to spend, again it makes little sense. I wonder if it'll be Mark Hughes, with money to spend. Or a quick return for Steve Bruce. Anyhow, shame for Warnock, thought he was making a pretty good job of things, a limited squad experiencing the Premier League for the first time in a long time. Finally, speaking of Steve Kean, I think Blackburn could do worse than sack him and install Warnock now... (I can almost hear the cheers of Blackburn fans at the prospect, ahem...)I can only imagine they've got someone lined up already who they plan to back pretty strongly in the transfer window. That'd be about the only way the decision itself and the timing could make some sort of sense.

If they go for one of the untouchables, e,g, Sven Goran Eriksson, Avram Grant, Gary Megson, Graeme Souness... then it makes little sense. If they go for anyone and don't give them a fair bit of cash to spend, again it makes little sense.

I wonder if it'll be Mark Hughes, with money to spend. Or a quick return for Steve Bruce.

Anyhow, shame for Warnock, thought he was making a pretty good job of things, a limited squad experiencing the Premier League for the first time in a long time.

Finally, speaking of Steve Kean, I think Blackburn could do worse than sack him and install Warnock now... (I can almost hear the cheers of Blackburn fans at the prospect, ahem...)

Re: Neil Warnock left QPR

By nomercyurz - 09-01-2012 08:01

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Steve Bruce sacked by Sunderland, Warnock sacked by QPR both with much better records than Kean why? Because the people behind Sunderland and QPR care about their teams and know that relegation must be avoided at all costs as it is a disaster for a football team on and off the pitch, so why is Kean still left to blunder from one defeat to the next, week after week, because Venkys couldnt give a toss about Rovers, if or when Rovers go down they walk away and we are left with the ruins! Venkys Out! Warnock for Rovers NO cant stand himSteve Bruce sacked by Sunderland, Warnock sacked by QPR both with much better records than Kean why? Because the people behind Sunderland and QPR care about their teams and know that relegation must be avoided at all costs as it is a disaster for a football team on and off the pitch, so why is Kean still left to blunder from one defeat to the next, week after week, because Venkys couldnt give a toss about Rovers, if or when Rovers go down they walk away and we are left with the ruins! Venkys Out!

Warnock for Rovers NO cant stand him

Re: Neil Warnock left QPR

By jamie1976 - 09-01-2012 13:28

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Hughes is a good appointment, he plays a bit of football and knows how to succend with smaller teams in the Prem. With Blackburn and Wigan in free fall he should be able to keep them up as Bolton will move up the league once Holden and the Korean chap are back in the team. Plus they will get £7million for Cahill, replace him with a similar player and be able to get some more goals in so Bolton will make a charge for safety I think.Hughes is a good appointment, he plays a bit of football and knows how to succend with smaller teams in the Prem. With Blackburn and Wigan in free fall he should be able to keep them up as Bolton will move up the league once Holden and the Korean chap are back in the team.

Plus they will get £7million for Cahill, replace him with a similar player and be able to get some more goals in so Bolton will make a charge for safety I think.

 

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