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Steve Russell
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steveqpr881
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Re: MW on that "Unsettling Effect"....
Surely any players whose contract was up at the end of the season would have played harder, in the hope of getting a new one?
Or am I hopelessly naive??
Or am I hopelessly naive??
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Tommy Cunningham
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Re: MW on that "Unsettling Effect"....
I think the problem at QPR is a serious lack of leadership and direction at the top of the club, this situation was always gonna arise once the news of Mark Warburton’s departure was announced. The players released and those out of contract, were brought to the club by Warburton and are obviously very unhappy with how it has ended.
If the intention of the club was to wait until the end of the season, to speak to the players who were out of contract but were keen to retain their services. Then that can only be deemed as extremely poor management and a lack of vision, we still have no manager and the silence coming out of the club is deafening.
All in all it is not good enough, no decent manager is gonna want to work under Ferdinand and Ramsey. They are the problem at the club in my view, until these inept employees depart we will continue to struggle.
If the intention of the club was to wait until the end of the season, to speak to the players who were out of contract but were keen to retain their services. Then that can only be deemed as extremely poor management and a lack of vision, we still have no manager and the silence coming out of the club is deafening.
All in all it is not good enough, no decent manager is gonna want to work under Ferdinand and Ramsey. They are the problem at the club in my view, until these inept employees depart we will continue to struggle.