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Post by londonranger on Jan 9, 2009 20:05:27 GMT
times. Ony in safe very successful companies Do they invest in losing companies. No,they try to sell them. If they, cannot sell them or are not sure of their losing investment they will make minimal investments. Apply this equation to QPR; becomes more understandable.
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Post by QPR Report on Jan 9, 2009 21:33:06 GMT
I guess one could say, it's not that they haven't invested in QPR. It's that it doesn't seem that the most eficacious job has been done: Players coming in and leaving...Managers coming in and leaving...Possibly not the best "bang for the buck" in many of the players chosen. Throw in long contracts/reported high wages. If it their money they're throwing away; no problem. But if the debt accumulates to QPR...that's another matter.
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Post by hoopsofessex on Jan 10, 2009 2:57:33 GMT
I would say we have been down this road before, long contracts and big wages for naff! Silly signings agreed at desperation point. So what did we learn.....to me naff all is the answer! I hear you cry no things are different now..we have savvy owners who know their sh!t. How can they go wrong? Ok things may seem different this time, there is money if it goes t!ts up..but it is still the same ferk up! What of team spirit..is it really still there? What of some players are they really one of us? What of pride, what of loyalty, what of community? We can all kiss the badge if we done something good, however it is us poor supporters that still kiss it every night despite a crap performance, it is us that cannot be bought or sold or transfer to someone else for more money! Our loyalty is ever lasting, come player come agent come owner. Thats why we know.....things have not ferkin changed!
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Post by londonranger on Jan 10, 2009 4:06:44 GMT
Their investments have been minimal see times article about Lakshmi and what has been spent. It is still is still lsmall money for the super rich. If a million meant that much to them, dowie would still be thee.
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