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He has got into double figures for us for the last 3 seasons and were crap so on what do you base your arguement???[/quote]

I guess the post before this one is your answer. ;)

Your wasting your time trying to explain Nuneatonlatic. If we qualify for a Europa spot, some folk on here would moan at Bobby for not making Champions league.
We are struggling at the foot of the table at the moment for whatever reasons, therefore more than ever, we need to get behind the club. Simples, goodpost

Quite true LMB, the truth is we are simply not good enough and Bob has to accept full responsibility and should by now IMO have been sacked.[/quote]
And didn’t the darksiders predict we wouldnt get a point in December. You two are certainly keeping each other amused.

Once again LMB gets sucked into debate and is rag dolled by yours truly. As soon as you resort to verbal abuse like calling me a tvvat you’ve as good thrown the towel in sunshine and I hope the mods are monitoring this.
I’ll let other posters make up their minds on who is the buffoon on here. Perhaps you could put your time to better use like penning a relegation song or summert. B)

PS Read my post again and try and find where I said that Fernandes signed Warnock. I actually said allowed him to take up the elm which in football terms means allowed him to manage. example: “Dave Whelan will allow Martinez to take up the elm with Wigan Athletic for season No 8 in the EPL.”

Finally, I still believe Warnock to be a second rate manager, however I strongly believe is that he is not that stupid to come out to the media and say things about Fernandes, that would allow the filthy rich man to engage his filthy rich lawyers and take Warnock to the cleaners, like I do to you time and time again on here.

You need to get a life sunshine. :P

Tony Fernandes owns 66% of QPR, the other 33%(about 1% is with fans and small investors)is owned by Amit Bhatia on behalf of the Mittal Family, Bhatia resigned from the QPR board in protest of the massive price hikes implemented by the previous board of Bernie Ecclestone and Flavio Briatore, he returned to the board when Fernandes purchased the majority share holding, Bhatia is also a trustee in a community based charity supported by QPR and raised £32k sponsorship competing in a triathlon, he also attends all of QPR’s games home and away when business permits him to do so.

Amit Bhatia is married to Vanisha Mittal, the only daughter of the second richest man in Britain and sixth in the world Lakshmi Mittal, the Mittals all live in Kensington in London, Lakshmi purchased his home in 2004 from Ecclestone for £57 million, in 2007 he bought his son a house in the same street for £117 million and the year after, another for his daughter, a snip at just £70 million the combined value of those houses was estimated at some £500 million in September 2011, the family also own country estates in Scotland and Surrey as well as numerous properties in London and worldwide, conservative estimate value their homes worldwide at £1billion.

If this is not enough “telephone numbers for you” Mittal also owns a yacht called Amevi that was launched in 2007 it is 80M(263 ft) long and is available for charter at $1 million per week.

Forbes barely touched the tip of the iceberg with the wealth of the owners of QPR, Fernandes himself, as well as his business interests is also developing a new formula one racing team , Air Asia/ Caterham cars which has secured backing from Mittal thought to be worth 100 to 200 million pounds over the next 5 years.

I think a few of you may find that both commitment and finance is available to QPR and they are not a just rich owners plaything by overseas owners, in fact all of the people involved were educated and live in Britain.[/quote]

Thanks for that copy and paste article from Google LMB.
However, with all that money and all that interest in football, why the hell did they allow a second rate manager like Warnock take up the helm of his ship and buy players the quality of Ady Boothroyd, DJ Campbell, Joey Barton,SWP and the loan signing of Man Utd’s 5th choice striker.

Why not invest all that “throw away” cash on the likes of David Silva, Sergio Aguero, Mario Balotelli, Yaya Toure or Carloz Tevez?

I’m sure they would sooner be fighting for the title than fighting relegation. Just seen on SSN that they have now recruited Man city’s 5th choice central defender.

Nobody is disputing the money this club owners have, its more about understanding what running a football club is all about. Although I’m not keen on the pilluk, listen to the interview that Warnock gave after being sacked by Fernandes by e-mail.

Like I said lets watch what happens to QPR when this multi, multi millionaire gets bored with his little toy. ;)

Don’t be fooled Wigmon, as soon as the tics get their next 3 points, the darksiders will disappear up their own rectums. It may even be next Tuesday with a wonder goal from that Jean Watsimerbob B)

Just think about it for a minute and you will understand why.

The very same reason that at least 50% of EPL clubs don’t even have that amount to spend this Jan window. :woohoo:

Bleedin eck thought you’d decated a thread to me for a minute there Donners. :woohoo: