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Having an album launch around the start of the season may not seem like the best idea.
You’ll be back at the same level next year richer for the inconvenience?I can never understand a move to a club who will be relegated
Has the other Dutch youngster Liverpool have got gone on loan anywhere? Centre back was at PNE couple of seasons agoHere’s that hoever goal today for stoke, not a bad finish for a rb
I’d be very worried if I was a QPR fan, always had Ainsworth down as a decent bloke and I still stand by that, but he sounds massively out of his depth here
Why QPR appointed Ainsworth is beyond comprehension. He previously managed a side who could only possibly play in one manner with the players at their disposal. Moves to QPR with a polar opposite set of players and can't change tactics as he only knows one way . Disastrous appointment
They lost the goalkeeper Dieng but have hardly been asset stripped which makes the downturn bizarreThey’ve won 4 in the last 34 - the only reason they survived is they won back to back games towards the end of last season which came out the blue
The club is in massive trouble
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You’ll be back at the same level next year richer for the inconvenience?
And on a reduced wage having played in a shit team with your future move potential greatly reducedYou’ll be back at the same level next year richer for the inconvenience?
Fine example of spending within your means, years of over spending has fucked them, as it has derby.I've listened to a few of Ainsworth's interviews and read a fair bit of the QPR forum over the past few days, and it's clear that their whole season is geared around desperately trying to avoid relegation. Ainsworth has said it repeatedly, referencing the fact that they're one of the bookies favourites to go down. He's also said openly that they can't afford to sign players, and are having to have players on trial that are injury prone simply because they can't afford anything else. He knows that the club will probably drop to League One, and it's just a case of trying to somehow manage expectations whilst also avoiding coming across to the fans like relegation is an inevitability. He's basically a fall guy for the board, and I suspect that was the plan from the moment he was employed. Shameful way to treat a club legend, imo.
I've listened to a few of Ainsworth's interviews and read a fair bit of the QPR forum over the past few days, and it's clear that their whole season is geared around desperately trying to avoid relegation. Ainsworth has said it repeatedly, referencing the fact that they're one of the bookies favourites to go down. He's also said openly that they can't afford to sign players, and are having to have players on trial that are injury prone simply because they can't afford anything else. He knows that the club will probably drop to League One, and it's just a case of trying to somehow manage expectations whilst also avoiding coming across to the fans like relegation is an inevitability. He's basically a fall guy for the board, and I suspect that was the plan from the moment he was employed. Shameful way to treat a club legend, imo.
They have some good players in their squad thoughGood post. Some ridiculous posts on here saying he's out of his depth and clueless, not many managers could do anything with the complete garbage of a squad they have. A lot of their players clearly don't even want to be there.
Complete garbage yet they were flying for the first half of last season. Watching most of their game yesterday it wasn’t ability that was the problem, they looked like they’d already given up.Good post. Some ridiculous posts on here saying he's out of his depth and clueless, not many managers could do anything with the complete garbage of a squad they have. A lot of their players clearly don't even want to be there.
Pure fire at the Gamble DomeHere’s that hoever goal today for stoke, not a bad finish for a rb
Sepp van den Berg, another season long loan deal to a team in Germany.Has the other Dutch youngster Liverpool have got gone on loan anywhere? Centre back was at PNE couple of seasons ago
Glad you knew he was in about because I was completely obliviousSepp van den Berg, another season long loan deal to a team in Germany.
Nice bloke Ainsworth and was always complimentary about CityI will never understand people disliking ainsworth. Did sn amazing job at Wycombe.
He's clearly someone who is living his life to fullest with his music career and dress sense etc. He will have no regrets and maybe that's what pisses some people off?
SegregationStrange from Bristol City, announced a home sell out against Preston the other day .. official attendance 23300 , nowhere near a sellout, All football sites reporting 29000 .. seen the pics , tons of empty seats
No the home end had tons of empty seats , the official attendance was 23300 .. 1400 PrestonSegregation
Complete garbage yet they were flying for the first half of last season. Watching most of their game yesterday it wasn’t ability that was the problem, they looked like they’d already given up.
They still have a big financial hangover from their massive overspending in the top flight I think. Fernandes sold the club last month and it’s not clear who took it on.Which began the day Beale left - 4 wins since - 3 with Ainsworth and 1 under Critchley - its clear that they see themselves as relegation candidates and are planning now accordingly
I assume also something is wrong with the ground - they seem to be playing 4 out of 5 of the first games away
Look at the state of him though. He wears cowboy boots on the touch line. It might be fine at a tin pot club like Wycombe but QPR are a big club and it looks so out of place. Perception is realityI will never understand people disliking ainsworth. Did sn amazing job at Wycombe.
He's clearly someone who is living his life to fullest with his music career and dress sense etc. He will have no regrets and maybe that's what pisses some people off?
My perception is 'What an interesting bloke. I really like his individuality' so forgive errors. It is all in the eye of the beholder.Look at the state of him though. He wears cowboy boots on the touch line. It might be fine at a tin pot club like Wycombe but QPR are a big club and it looks so out of place. Perception is reality
You aren’t calling Coleman a prick are you?My perception is 'What an interesting bloke. I really like his individuality' so forgive errors. It is all in the eye of the beholder.
Much better than Dowie or Coleman prowling menacingly, inches from the touchline. Nothing could be more intimidating for players than that.
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