He's in the same category of manager as Pardew, Hughes and a few others, always seem to get the sack with a nice pay off then given another chance somewhere else, wouldn't be surprised if Tim Sherwood get's the job, one of Les Ferdinands mates.
Interesting timing. Are they hoping for a new manager bounce for the last few games to ensure safety, or wanting next season's manager time to evaluate the team for a few games now?
Lost to Bolton at the weekend..........a team that is in such turmoil the EFL have to sanction a takeover by an owner already barred by them just so they players can get paid.
I'd love to know just what the QPR owner expected from them this season, given their FFP fine and the fact that McClaren wasn't given any transfer money.
Surely can't have expected them to be that much higher than where they are by spending absolutely nothing in a league where some clubs are buying players for 7-8m+
To be fair to him, he’s a fantastic coach but a God awful manager. Some people just aren’t meant for that managerial role and are suited much better to just being first team coach, behind the main man.
Remarkable really when you consider that Paul Hurst is available and how he took Shrewsbury to safety in his first season with them - Nor can I imagine him being overly expensive as imagine both Shrewsbury and Ipswich will have gotten him on the cheap
Remarkable really when you consider that Paul Hurst is available and how he took Shrewsbury to safety in his first season with them - Nor can I imagine him being overly expensive as imagine both Shrewsbury and Ipswich will have gotten him on the cheap
I had assumed that Hurst was already lined up. He might even still have a house in Ipswich!
Hasn't managed for 3 and a half years, and was woeful in his last role at Villa.
What can the QPR owner see that we can't?
Think it was the Peterborough Chairman who was interviewed for a BBC article about the process of Managers being hired
Whoever it was said that sometimes these owners see the Mark Hughes or Tim Sherwood from their playing days, remember how good they were then and are unable to resist appointing them - Of course if they did some proper research the playing version of the player compared to their managerial version can be VERY different
Plenty of other more obvious options than Bowyer, Mark Warburton and Gary Rowett are both available, while Gareth Ainsworth is a former QPR player and may feel that he's taken Wycombe as far as they can realistically go
Plenty of other more obvious options than Bowyer, Mark Warburton and Gary Rowett are both available, while Gareth Ainsworth is a former QPR player and may feel that he's taken Wycombe as far as they can realistically go
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Obviously enjoys watching disastrous results and weak leadership in his time away from parliament too.
Queens Park Rangers have sacked manager Steve McClaren following a run of one win in 15 Championship games.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47773297
Surely can't have expected them to be that much higher than where they are by spending absolutely nothing in a league where some clubs are buying players for 7-8m+
It never rains but it ...
Somehow just think that they stood a LOT more chance of survival under Powell than him
Uninspiring choice, I can't imagine the Southend fans being very happy
Every press conference we'd get to hear how they found Kane and Alli
What can the QPR owner see that we can't?
Whoever it was said that sometimes these owners see the Mark Hughes or Tim Sherwood from their playing days, remember how good they were then and are unable to resist appointing them - Of course if they did some proper research the playing version of the player compared to their managerial version can be VERY different