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Post by londonranger on Nov 29, 2008 21:51:35 GMT
Sounds like he wanted to be anywhere but Selhurst park. dont think he has been up to it in many matches lateley, unless Paulo can turn him around. Ill hope for the best but what happens with Paulo and Flav if hes not played enough. Can we hope for a mature resolution? am I jumping the gun?
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Post by grumpyolde on Nov 30, 2008 1:00:32 GMT
It seems almost everyone one at this club has an opinion regarding the desirability of Parejo to be included in the QPR starting lineup.
Lets try to look at the situation logically.Reading the match reports of the vast majority of journalists, web posters and supporters his performances are continually way way below the minimum standard that would be expected of any other member of the squad, just look at the perfomance ratings he gets in the papers,
and yet he still gets chosen.
the technical ability he shows is poor - misplaced passes -losing the ball easily - general apparent disinterest in the teams welfare. He exudes an air that says he doesn't want to be here and that he thinks he is far too good to play for "little QPR".
Worst of all is his level of fitness. For someone who hasn't been injured it's astounding that he is unable to last much more than 45 minutes. You wonder if this disinterest is taken on to the training ground.
It is unfair to the fit members of the team who are left out , seemingly to satisfy 2 large egos.
A player who is regularly rated at 2 , 3 , or 4 is hardly an asset to the team.
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