Q.P.R., news varie

[Dan Robin]

Son proprio curioso di sapere dove si trasferirà Julione...

[TNS_87]

Queens Park Rangers have appointed former England boss Glenn Hoddle as first-team coach.
The 56-year-old will work with fellow coaches Joe Jordan and Kevin Bond in assisting manager Harry Redknapp.
"I have always loved coaching, and I can't wait to meet the players and get to work," said Hoddle.
Redknapp said: "Glenn will be great. He has a brilliant knowledge of the game and will be fantastic out on the training ground with the players."

[Maxi_Gooner]

Queens Park Rangers face Football League ban threat



QPR could be refused future entry into the Championship if they fail to pay a potentially huge fine for
breaching Financial Fair Play rules.

Chairman Tony Fernandes has indicated he would appeal against a fine from the Football League, which
would be around £54m if losses for Rangers' promotion season matched the £65.4m in 2012-13.

But if the club don't pay, the league can block entry to its competitions.

"Theoretically that is the position," said the league's chief Shaun Harvey.

"I would hope there would be a resolution long before that option even had to be considered.

"We are satisfied we still have the ability under our regulations to charge them for a breach of our rules whilst
they were in membership."

It has been argued relegated clubs are at greater risk of FFP penalties due to the huge wage costs associated
with the Premier League.

QPR's swift return to the top tier had the potential to cause the Football League difficulties as they could be left
trying to collect fines from clubs who are no longer in their jurisdiction.

This is the difficulty Harvey will be facing when QPR eventually release their 2013-14 financial figures at some
point before the end of November.

"Most clubs (in the Premier League) will become a Football League club again," said Harvey.

"QPR will be hoping it does not happen for some considerable number of seasons.

"But the chances are they will need to return to the Football League fold at some point in the future.

"Certainly, three of the current 20 clubs that are in the Premier League will be in the Football League next season."

[Maxi_Gooner]

Ma ho capito male o ci son polemiche su quanto sia "grasso" Taraabt?!



Redknapp mi sembra abbia toccato il fondo.

[Toonarmy]

Ha imparato da Pardew, evidentemente adesso è questo il sistema che va di moda per fanculizzare giocatori non desiderati

[Maxi_Gooner]

Le dimissioni di Redknapp sono state accettate dal board del QPR. L'ex Tottenham lascia Loftus Road.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/31117098

[TNS_87]

Operazione?
Comunque anni a Loftus Road con luci ed ombre.

[The Chief]

QPR e Redknapp sono due esempi da NON seguire.
Non so francamente chi sia peggio dei due, se un club e un chiarman che non hanno mai avuto un progetto chiaro e che hanno speso palate di soldi (e la maggior parte male) o un manager che glieli ha fatti spendere acquistando giocatori senza una logica.

[charlieVillans]

Ma ora al posto di Gnappetta chi va ad allenare gli Hoops?

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QPR caretaker boss Chris Ramsey has been given the manager's job until the end of the season.