| Long term successor to Harry? 02:18 - Aug 28 with 7987 views | waveydave |
IMO Harry is very likely to be gone by the end of the season. Via sacking or retirement after saving us or taking us down. Who should be the man to take us on next? I'm pretty sure the large majority of Rangers would love to see someone come in who is going to stay for atleast 5 seasons and have a impact upon the club other than purely first team activites.
I'd be tempted to go with Moyes. Despite his complete failure at United, which is partly down to him but also the personnel were liable and the fact he was replacing the irreplaceable. Before last season we could only dream of bringing him in however with his tarnished reputation he could very well be delighted to become the gaffer (this is all presuming we remain premier league)
My second choice would be Pulis. The great work he done at stoke over a long-term period which was based upon the principles of hard work, character and discipline...oh and hoffing it upfield although he's proved he can play with abit more style at Palace during his great run there.
Previously I would have also been up for Malkay Mackay but we all know whats gone on there. Eddie Howe is the only other manager I could really think of but I'd say its pretty unthinkable that we'd take get him. |  | | |  |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 07:21 - Aug 28 with 6242 views | N12Hoop |
As poor as the entertainment on show has been the last few years, I'd rather play decent football and bounce up and down then come 17th every year under anti-football Pulis. |  |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 07:29 - Aug 28 with 6231 views | bosh67 |
Roberto Di Matteo. |  |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 07:40 - Aug 28 with 6203 views | Gloucs_R |
Moyes now had a massive point to prove but not sure he would come here
McLaren would be my next choice |  |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 07:55 - Aug 28 with 6171 views | Konk |
Felix Magath? Doing a great job down at Fulham. Unbeaten in one, now. |  |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 08:55 - Aug 28 with 6106 views | ganjR |
Clement for me too.
Links with the club, through his dad.
Great links in the game with Real Madrid etc.
Left field appointment that could turn out to be the cornerstone of a fresh new era for the club.
I do, however think that in today's game, he wouldn't get much time if a few results went against him.
Redknapp rebuilt the club after the Hughes mess and now after signings we all rate, he is the anti-Christ, 3 games in after unluckily losing against Hull, losing away to a side that spent £100m on their squad and kept up tradition by giving fringe players the chance to lose in the 1st round of the cup to lower league opposition.
As much as its obvious to me that Harry is ready to retire, end of season at the latest, we can't say he has done a rubbish job here, that would just be untrue. |  | | |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 10:25 - Aug 28 with 6052 views | Antti_Heinola |
How did Redknapp 'rebuild the club'? Did he do it all on his own? I kneel at his feet, the man's a God. |  |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 10:34 - Aug 28 with 6045 views | Jamie |
Arry will be replaced by whoevers agent tweets TF fastest.
Long term succession plans are as much of a pipe dream as Warren farm or 'the right sorts'. |  | | |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 11:05 - Aug 28 with 6006 views | ganjR |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 10:25 - Aug 28 by Antti_Heinola |
How did Redknapp 'rebuild the club'? Did he do it all on his own? I kneel at his feet, the man's a God. |
Well, we had the likes of Mbia, Boswinga etc. and no team spirit and replaced them with players who got us promoted with players who at least tried.
I think he used short term fixes, but the remit was promotion.
The w@nkers we had when we were relegated would've got us relegated again IMO.
Not an 'Arry lover or hater, just find it funny that so many clamber for stability then want to sack the manager who got us promoted after 2 league matches. | | | |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 14:25 - Aug 28 with 5926 views | runningman75 |
Karl Robinson he knows how to beat Man Untd when in League 1? | | | |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 14:53 - Aug 28 with 5903 views | Northernr |
It'll be whoever you've read a lot about in the paper, or seen a lot on television, or who has a mouthy, over-active agent. So, if he went today, it would be Sherwood, or possibly Pulis. |  | | |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 14:57 - Aug 28 with 5886 views | isawqpratwcity |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 14:53 - Aug 28 by Northernr |
It'll be whoever you've read a lot about in the paper, or seen a lot on television, or who has a mouthy, over-active agent. So, if he went today, it would be Sherwood, or possibly Pulis. |
so you're saying our owners still know nothing about football... |  |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 14:57 - Aug 28 with 5881 views | simmo |
All recent jokes and bullshit aside, David Moyes. I am not the biggest fan of how his teams play, but if you want someone to build everything about a club up in the right way, operating on a reasonable budget with emphasis on youth and good scouting from lower leagues whilst improving what you've got and always thinking about the future, he is your man.
He wants to go abroad next apparently, but he needs a route back into English football at some point and his ability with something to prove would be a great mix for somebody.... |  |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 14:58 - Aug 28 with 5877 views | simmo |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 14:53 - Aug 28 by Northernr |
It'll be whoever you've read a lot about in the paper, or seen a lot on television, or who has a mouthy, over-active agent. So, if he went today, it would be Sherwood, or possibly Pulis. |
Bit negative. You should take a look at yourself TBH. | |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 15:01 - Aug 28 with 5864 views | paulparker |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 14:57 - Aug 28 by simmo |
All recent jokes and bullshit aside, David Moyes. I am not the biggest fan of how his teams play, but if you want someone to build everything about a club up in the right way, operating on a reasonable budget with emphasis on youth and good scouting from lower leagues whilst improving what you've got and always thinking about the future, he is your man.
He wants to go abroad next apparently, but he needs a route back into English football at some point and his ability with something to prove would be a great mix for somebody.... |
Moyes wouldn't come here, our scouting, Youth & Training facilities are a mess
as a club we need to address those issues ASAP , even though TF doesn't have a clue
would like Karl Robinson to come in and do what he is doing at the Dons with an experienced number 2 with him
but saying that why would he give up a 30k stadium , good youth & training facilities
for our mess |  |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 15:06 - Aug 28 with 5849 views | danehoop |
erm, might I suggest shedloads of cash might have some attraction? |  |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 15:06 - Aug 28 with 5847 views | Jamie |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 14:57 - Aug 28 by isawqpratwcity |
so you're saying our owners still know nothing about football... |
Why would they want or need to know anything about football? QPR is not a love affair of theirs, it's a means to an end. | | | |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 15:09 - Aug 28 with 5836 views | SpiritofGregory |
I still don't understand why we scrapped Warren Farm. The board haven't created anything tangible at the club. The future of the club is not being built on firm foundations. |  | | |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 15:10 - Aug 28 with 5840 views | MedwayR |
I'd still go for either Eddie Howe or Thomas Tuchel. |  |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 15:10 - Aug 28 with 5838 views | essextaxiboy |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 10:25 - Aug 28 by Antti_Heinola |
How did Redknapp 'rebuild the club'? Did he do it all on his own? I kneel at his feet, the man's a God. |
He rebuilt the team not the club , you must agree with that surely ? |  | | |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 17:31 - Aug 28 with 5760 views | karl |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 07:21 - Aug 28 by N12Hoop |
As poor as the entertainment on show has been the last few years, I'd rather play decent football and bounce up and down then come 17th every year under anti-football Pulis. |
Tony Mowbray would fit that description but don't know if he has the drive left for it. His Hibs and West Bromwich teams were great entertainment but his subsequent failure at Celtic and Middlesbrough look to have knocked him a bit.
Doubt he'll get a job in Prem and he'll have to go the Championship route to get there again I think |  | | |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 19:14 - Aug 28 with 5689 views | kysersosaqpr |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 08:55 - Aug 28 by ganjR |
Clement for me too.
Links with the club, through his dad.
Great links in the game with Real Madrid etc.
Left field appointment that could turn out to be the cornerstone of a fresh new era for the club.
I do, however think that in today's game, he wouldn't get much time if a few results went against him.
Redknapp rebuilt the club after the Hughes mess and now after signings we all rate, he is the anti-Christ, 3 games in after unluckily losing against Hull, losing away to a side that spent £100m on their squad and kept up tradition by giving fringe players the chance to lose in the 1st round of the cup to lower league opposition.
As much as its obvious to me that Harry is ready to retire, end of season at the latest, we can't say he has done a rubbish job here, that would just be untrue. |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 20:19 - Aug 28 with 5651 views | stansleftfoot |
Harry Redknapp is ruining my love for Football, he seems a paranoid character, I'm sure he knows his stuff on the training pitch, I'm dubious about his ability to pick a young player, in spite, of the Golden Generation at West Ham.
I'm puzzled by his strategy, his attention to detail, he doesn't seem to get any pleasure from the job, I rarely see the QPR players smiling when they play.
I'd take absolutely anybody with a coaching ethic, anybody who wanted their players to be strong, honest, fit, non-diving ambitious men who trained for conditioning in the morning and played Football in the afternoon for fun.
Give me a Coach who stands at the side of his pitch and supports his players, and who has the confidence to laugh at errors because they are actually lessons.
If you know this Fella, I'd accept Harry Redknapps resignation right now!
Get Paul Clement today as a very expensive Coach....all those Premiership Managers, Moyes, Pulis, MacKay, Lambert, Holloway, are no better really than we already have, they are the Touchline Ho's.
I need a Bobby Robson, an Alec Stock, A Terry Venables, or Paul Clement. | | | |
| Long term successor to Harry? on 20:32 - Aug 28 with 5637 views | kensalriser |
Five seasons? You're in cloud cuckoo land if you think our next manager will last that long.
Wanna take a guess at how many QPR managers since Alec Stock have lasted five seasons? I'll make it easy for you; none. Holloway almost made the five year mark, no one else even came close. |  |
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| Long term successor to Harry? on 00:54 - Aug 29 with 5555 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
Massive statement based on absolutely no fact or evidence whatsoever.
I reckon he'll sell up and start an Emu farm in Wales. |  | | |
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