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Listening to QPR v Watford game live atm. 0-all after 23 mins.

2-1 Twatford 66 mins

Good game this, great atmosphere.

bl superhoops.

What a load of sh*t. 3-1 with last kick of the game. I stand by my message with the transfers out list.

Agreed Andy. The wheels have well and truly fallen off. Changes needed badly now. January can't come soon enough. Down to 10th, no where near the hot looking london side of a few months ago. I just hope the club doesn't do another drastic manager change. May not help the situation. welly_phoenix2009-12-08 11:40:00

he works hard for the money
so hard for it honey
he works hard for the money
so you better treat him right

Whats the cut off? 74-76 points? On 28 points now with 26(?) games remaining. Thats another 28 points from 26 games needed. Tough ask. Rs need to start their recovery from now >_<

They need the billionaires boys club to open the purse strings. Not so mucvh buy promotion but by players of sufficient quality that can achieve it. NOT loans, NOT has beens, NOT sderie C quality strikers either.

..and headbutting your players isn't going to help either. Disgusting.

The latest developments: http://qprreport.blogspot.com/2009/12/tabloid-qpr-to-sack-jim-magilton.html
welly_phoenix2009-12-10 12:50:31

Er, hold on.
I like Akos but I have the feeling that this is no more than a heat of the moment thing with minimal contact and I would suggest he needs to consume a big bowl of harden up.
The way I see it these players are not performing (that dream run earlier on only makes it feel worse). You can blame that on the manager and sack him but where does that leave us - right back where we started when we signed Ian Dowie as manager. Not only that but you've just given control back to the very people who are not performing for this club. If I was their manager I WOULD WANT TO BE GIVING THEM A BL**DY GOOD KICK UP THE A#SE MYSELF!!!!!!!
We have to give a manager a chance to achieve something. I'm sick of us constantly changing and I certainly don't want to see Gareth Southgate managing this club.
Sir Alec struck Beckham with a flying boot in just such a heated exchange and it seems the situation was handled fair better by all involved at Man U.
I back Magilton!

Word is that Magilton's hours are numbered.

QPR manager Jim Magilton was suspended after midfielder Akos Buzsaky issued an 'either he goes or I go' ultimatum to chairman Flavio Briatore.

But a dressing room witness revealed to Press Association Sport there was no headbutt and Buzsaky merely took exception to Magilton's forthright post-match opinion.

"There was no headbutt, nothing like it. Akos was actually sitting down at the time," said the source.

"It was exactly the sort of discussion you'd expect after a disappointing defeat. Jim bent down to speak to Akos, it got a bit heated, forehead to forehead, and (coach) Keith Ryan told Jim to move away. Jim did, but then Akos got up and ran out of the dressing room.

"(Assistant boss) John Gorman told him not to be so stupid and to come back inside. But he refused."

Buzsaky then spent half an hour wandering around a stand at Vicarage Road, in view of a room full of journalists, showing no signs of having just been headbutted by an angry 6ft Irishman.

Magilton, who told reporters after the game the incident was down to "a difference of opinion", put his side of the story to Briatore on Tuesday but was told yesterday morning he had been suspended and not to show up at the club's training ground.

The former Ipswich boss also spent much of Tuesday attempting to speak to Buzsaky in a bid to heal the rift, but the player did not answer his calls.

Gorman and reserves boss Ryan have walked out in support of Magilton, who insisted: "I categorically deny any allegation of wrong-doing."

Yet Rangers appear to be backing their player, yesterday issuing a statement denying Buzsaky had handed in a transfer request and quoting the 27-year-old as claiming he was "focused on our next fixture against West Brom on Monday night".

Press Association Sport has also learned that when Gorman asked for a show of hands from the players in support of Magilton, and none raised their hands, club director and Briatore's right-hand man Gianni Paladini was also present in the room.

Magilton is the fifth permanent manager to work under Briatore in the two years since the Italian took over.

Former Middlesbrough boss Gareth Southgate has already been linked with the role. Youth coaches Steve Gallen and Marc Bircham have been placed in temporary charge

Ahhh, thank goodness the normalcy of recent times has returned. For a moment there I thought we had the chance of actually achieving something. Shambles!

Pretty much the same sentiments all over the various QPR MB's too mate. With all the f**k ups of the late 6 years taken into consideration, one name keeps popping up - Gianni Paladini. I wonder what part he is going to play in this. After all this is now in his area of the clubs running. Lonegunmen2009-12-12 11:13:16

Thanks for putting me on to the Beagrie comments. That's pretty much how I see it.

Unfortunate for you lot today (Baggies denying you 2 points) but thanks for getting the point and making sure they didn't get anymore!

Yeah.  Cheers for the effort against WBA.  2-2 was the score to have this round. 

Last play of the match too. I was listening to the BBC London commentary live whilst at work and you could just sense the equaliser was coming in that last 20 mins.

Gutted. A win and Rs would've up in 7th or 8th place and well back in the hunt AND back on track some what.

Still, a draw is a "good" result considering what has happened the past week & the fact they were saying the Rs were on a hiding for nothing. The players finally repsonded but gee...those extra 2 points would have been very sweet.

Well done to WBA.

94th minute equaliser. are QPR related to the Phoenix??

ha ha, certainly seems like it huh?

Parallel seasons except the Nix have a better coach and a chairman who's not an egotisical meglomaniac.

Paul Hart and Mick Harford must be hard up for a job to take on this poisoned chalice. I sincerely wish them well. Odds on them still being there at the end of the year??

Oh and my feeling at this point is that Akos can f**k off!!

No, the club are hard up for a manager/coach. no one wants the poisoned Chalice of Gianni Paladini.

At last 3 easy points

1-1 and Hart gets a luke warm reception, what a surprise - NOT!

Nothing wrong with Hart, we would have him! - just as well for you we didnt sack Rodgers earlier.. u could have been stuck with that muppet!

I'd rather have Sparky TBH

Clash of the titans! We'll know if QPR won, Us QPR fans will be banned from this site I fear and if Ipswich win, expect more results under your Avatar

And I was right!

Hi...

Bugger, he found out !!   

Had a burst of reading Rs literature recently.

"Hooped Dreams" - Mick Kelly
A diary of our first season as a "rich" club. An interesting read. My position on Briatore et al has mellowed slightly after reading the fans comments in here. Then they went and "sacked" Magilton "by mutual consent" so I'm just left frustrated and confused now.

"Queen's Park Rangers: The Complete Record" - Gordon Macey
Superb!! I had the previous edition but this one updates the past 15 odd years including the dark days of our slide into financial difficulties and the lower leagues (did I really want to know?) and our efforts to claw our way back out again. Fantastic detail, stats and photos.

"Queen's Park Rangers: Player By Player" - Ian Welch
Details of every player who has ever played for the Rs. A strange book particularly with regard to the incomplete and inconsistent profiles on each player. Still a useful reference none-the-less.

Would like to borrow them. My sauces tell me that briatore is an egotistical Meglomaniac. Thats 2 sauces saying the same thing.

Out in the FA Cup 3rd Round AGAIN.

Jeepers! Paul Hart will be looking over his shoulder.

And a crowd of only just over 5500.  Smaller than the Phoenix.

Well that was easy to predict. At least there is some consistency - we are still an absolute laughing stock!!!
Good luck Mick Harford - I give you a week in the job at this rate.
I've had enough of all this meddling and crap decision making. Clearly this won't end till Briatore leaves. I say good riddance and damn the consequences. We are never going to have any stability while this clown has any involvement with our club. All it will do is delay the inevitable.
I should have listened to you earlier Lonegunmen.