Admin watch - QPR

[krakatoa]

Harry up to his old tricks again - signing players for £12 million on 100 grand a week, Samba and maybe Crouch. Gates of 18,000. Relegation imminent. Fernandes hinting he may leave. Deja vu.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Harry is certainly doing it the "Palace" way

 

[Southover Street Seagull]

Who lets Redknapp buy the players at QPR? Who let him spend at Tottenham, Portsmouth and Southampton?
He doesn't hold the purse strings it's the chairman or directors!

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Who lets Redknapp buy the players at QPR? Who let him spend at Tottenham, Portsmouth and Southampton?
He doesn't hold the purse strings it's the chairman or directors!

The chairman and directors should know he has previous for this

 

[rocker959]

Will all end in tears.

 

[Deleted member 22389]

Harry up to his old tricks again - signing players for £12 million on 100 grand a week, Samba and maybe Crouch. Gates of 18,000. Relegation imminent. Fernandes hinting he may leave. Deja vu.

Pompey part 2 in the making. Crazy absolutely crazy.
Tony Fernandes says he will quit if QPR are relegated | Football | The Guardian

 

[Doc Lynam]

Fair play to Arry he's very good at spending other peoples money.

 

[terryberry1]

Harry will only spend what the owner lets him spend. He is just the manager, whether or not qpr is in the shit in 5years time is irellevant to him. If it does go titts up the the blame falls on the owner not H

 

[gazingdown]

Ironic given Harry's comments only a month or so ago...

BBC Sport - Harry Redknapp:

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Samba deal is costing them 35 MILLION pounds.

 

[Albion Dan]

But people here were arguing with me that QPRs owners were trillionaires and no amount of spending was going to cause them bother.......

If they go down they are the next Pompey. Fact.

 

[Deleted member 22389]

But people here were arguing with me that QPRs owners were trillionaires and no amount of spending was going to cause them bother.......

If they go down they are the next Pompey. Fact.

Your right. Their owner must have seriously deep pockets. He must be paying out millions a week to keep that club going. It's a joke on attendances of 17k.

 

[Gritt23]

Who lets Redknapp buy the players at QPR? Who let him spend at Tottenham, Portsmouth and Southampton?
He doesn't hold the purse strings it's the chairman or directors!

The wily old dog knows how to put pressure on the owners though doesn't he. A well-timed decision to have 2 goalies on the bench in the week as a statement of "look how short of players we are" despite Hughes signing a player a week last summer.

 

[Hamilton]

This makes me want to cry. I hope that the QPR fans wake up and smell the coffee sharpish. Anyone know how they feel about this?

 

[Deleted member 18477]

Samba deal is costing them 35 MILLION pounds.

Haha f***ing hilarious! Keep spending 'Arry!!!!

 

[Pantani]

Samba and Remy's combined wage a year = £9,360,000.

Not to mention the other 29 players they have in their squad. They go down and they are finished.

 

[burnee54]

Surely this can't go on with regards to the up coming Fair Play Rules?

 

[Hamilton]

just been on the qprdot.org board and they don't seemed to be that alarmed that they are ploughing money into players to keep them up when the likelihood of survival is slim.

 

[Man of Harveys]

How much has BUNGPUSS slyly syphoned off today, I wonder? QPR are, of course, screwed. They were screwed since the day they appointed him.

BUNGPUSS is my favourite football nickname of all time btw. BUNGPUSS.

 

[SussexHoop]

This makes me want to cry. I hope that the QPR fans wake up and smell the coffee sharpish. Anyone know how they feel about this?

People getting very twitchy because we know it's not sustainable but we are shipping out players as well ... Ferdinand, Cisse, Faurlin and others and Nelsen has gone. If we go down, there will only be a handful of players contracted to the club by the end of the 2014 season so may not be quite the disaster people are talking about. It's a massive gamble on staying up but 6 points from January, undefeated in the league against Chelsea, Spurs, West Ham and Man City is a good start. I think Wigan were in exactly the same position as us last season after 24 games and they stayed up so we're not doomed just yet.

If we've learned one thing I hope it's to have relegation clauses in the contracts for release or wage reductions if we go down.