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Post by Macmoish on Apr 9, 2023 11:30:28 GMT
Asked Wycombe Fans for their view of Gareth Ainsworth/What he brought to Wycombe. Hopefully QPR will consider very, very carefully before doing anything rash if/when we're relegated. As I've said: I'd stick with him; even (maybe especially) if we go down Maybe he was the wrong appointment for the set of players we currently have. If we go down; there are other things to consider. And obviously different players |
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Post by robindubois on Apr 9, 2023 13:16:36 GMT
I still think appointing Ainsworth is probably the worst decision I have seen the club take since I started going to Loftus Road ( in 1958) Firstly just changing managers again was not the way to go - that's 3 managers, 3 different coaching styles, three different tactics - no wonder players are confused and not bought in. Then Ainsworth imo is a dinosaur with his wild thing tactics. What has he achieved - keeping a team in the First Division, one promotion that ended with immediate relegation. His appointment was sure panic and fan appeasement by appointing a "fans favourite" Critchley might not have done any better but at least he was on board, already got to know the players and vice versa. How many times have I posted be careful what you wish for. Well going back to the taxi for Warburton cheer leaders you have got what you asked for - enjoy it. Anyway reading some of the understandably dejected comments we see these days I can understand why some what to blame and change everything. What is disappointing is seeing so many loyal and long serving fans giving up and turning on everything QPR. People wanting fans to boycott games - what good does that for anyone. Sorry I will not join in. So just to gee everyone up and get a lot of "you're talking c**p responses - there are 6 games and 18 points to play for in a league where weird and wonderful things happen. As they say it's never over til the fat lady sings ( no Politically Correct offence to anyone) Just think 6 wins and we will have 60 points.  Even better will be if Forest getrelegated -and with their run in it may well happen. Maybe the EFL will catch up with them for what they spent last season. |
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Post by Macmoish on Apr 9, 2023 16:14:27 GMT
I'm not so much disagreeing re the appointment. Question is: If we go down (which looks quite likely): Do we then stick with Ainsworth...or go elsewhere (paying out of course money we don't have)
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Post by harr on Apr 9, 2023 16:52:40 GMT
They got Ainsworth either to appease the fans or because he knows League One well having spent a decade nearly in it.
I’m not even sure he will get us out of League One once we drop in it.
I will hold my hands up and say I thought Critchley had to go at that point but for me there was 2-3 replacements available we could have tried who knew the Championship better.
Our owners think they can get anyone with a QPR link in any role and they will be saviours of the Club only look where we are with this bunch currently.
One things for sure there in no club anywhere near our level at the minute, this team would struggle to beat a League Two team most matches.
Would be very surprised if we get more than 45 points this season if honest.
No passion, no pride, no fight = no points and that’s what they dish up every week.
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Post by rangersman on Apr 9, 2023 18:34:55 GMT
We are done for this season, and next season too if the club remains with this board. We need a miracle buyer who will pay off our debts, and have some ambition beyond producing good players for the EPL. At the moment its a job for life for the likes of LF and crew, no ambition at all, just pathetic excuses. This shower we have currently are beyond useless.
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Post by rickyqpr on Apr 10, 2023 8:50:44 GMT
We are done for this season, and next season too if the club remains with this board. We need a miracle buyer who will pay off our debts, and have some ambition beyond producing good players for the EPL. At the moment its a job for life for the likes of LF and crew, no ambition at all, just pathetic excuses. This shower we have currently are beyond useless. Clive has scribed thousands of words to explain the complexity of the situation. It may be a painful read, but he explains why our problems cannot be solved by a sack 'whoever'. Far from it. |
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Post by rickyqpr on Apr 10, 2023 9:08:15 GMT
I still think appointing Ainsworth is probably the worst decision I have seen the club take since I started going to Loftus Road ( in 1958) Firstly just changing managers again was not the way to go - that's 3 managers, 3 different coaching styles, three different tactics - no wonder players are confused and not bought in. Then Ainsworth imo is a dinosaur with his wild thing tactics. What has he achieved - keeping a team in the First Division, one promotion that ended with immediate relegation. His appointment was sure panic and fan appeasement by appointing a "fans favourite" Stories already that we are looking to replace Ainsworth. So you could be right |
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Post by robindubois on Apr 10, 2023 14:25:33 GMT
I still think appointing Ainsworth is probably the worst decision I have seen the club take since I started going to Loftus Road ( in 1958) Firstly just changing managers again was not the way to go - that's 3 managers, 3 different coaching styles, three different tactics - no wonder players are confused and not bought in. Then Ainsworth imo is a dinosaur with his wild thing tactics. What has he achieved - keeping a team in the First Division, one promotion that ended with immediate relegation. His appointment was sure panic and fan appeasement by appointing a "fans favourite" Stories already that we are looking to replace Ainsworth. So you could be right Look on the bright side of life. We can lose our last 6 games with no problem leaving Ainsworth with a record of 13 games 1 win 12 defeats - surely that will be "bye bye ' Ainsworth. Warburton would be a good replacement ............. |
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