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Just read this beauty of a post on the reading forum:
Hughes would be a very decent appointment in my opinion. Certainly he knows what he is doing. Certainly he knows how to play football.
He does have a very drab and dour demeanour. That is the reason why people don't like him. But he has taken Blackburn to the top 6. He has achieved all of Stokes best Premier League finishes. He did well enough at Fulham. His teams always seem to place around the top ten in the Premier League. Something we could only dream of at Reading. We'd be delighted with that sort of consistent league finish.
Another positive is that it seems that he has managed these impressive league positions with clubs of a similar stature as us without leading to massive financial problems at Stoke, Blackburn or Fulham when they eventually dropped out the top division post Hughes like we have seen at other clubs like Pompey and Bolton.
Therefore he can do very well whilst being sensible at the same time. Not necessarily the case with Harry Redknapp who has left Pompey and QPR in big difficulties following his managerial stewardship.
I would be all for Hughes. As has been mentioned before. He has never managed at Championship level. But there is plenty of evidence that he can put a side together. So if he can put a good side together then I'm sure we can win promotion from the Championship with Hughes in charge.
Just read this beauty of a post on the reading forum:
Hughes would be a very decent appointment in my opinion. Certainly he knows what he is doing. Certainly he knows how to play football.
He does have a very drab and dour demeanour. That is the reason why people don't like him. But he has taken Blackburn to the top 6. He has achieved all of Stokes best Premier League finishes. He did well enough at Fulham. His teams always seem to place around the top ten in the Premier League. Something we could only dream of at Reading. We'd be delighted with that sort of consistent league finish.
Another positive is that it seems that he has managed these impressive league positions with clubs of a similar stature as us without leading to massive financial problems at Stoke, Blackburn or Fulham when they eventually dropped out the top division post Hughes like we have seen at other clubs like Pompey and Bolton.
Therefore he can do very well whilst being sensible at the same time. Not necessarily the case with Harry Redknapp who has left Pompey and QPR in big difficulties following his managerial stewardship.
I would be all for Hughes. As has been mentioned before. He has never managed at Championship level. But there is plenty of evidence that he can put a side together. So if he can put a good side together then I'm sure we can win promotion from the Championship with Hughes in charge.
Just read this beauty of a post on the reading forum:
Hughes would be a very decent appointment in my opinion. Certainly he knows what he is doing. Certainly he knows how to play football.
He does have a very drab and dour demeanour. That is the reason why people don't like him. But he has taken Blackburn to the top 6. He has achieved all of Stokes best Premier League finishes. He did well enough at Fulham. His teams always seem to place around the top ten in the Premier League. Something we could only dream of at Reading. We'd be delighted with that sort of consistent league finish.
Another positive is that it seems that he has managed these impressive league positions with clubs of a similar stature as us without leading to massive financial problems at Stoke, Blackburn or Fulham when they eventually dropped out the top division post Hughes like we have seen at other clubs like Pompey and Bolton.
Therefore he can do very well whilst being sensible at the same time. Not necessarily the case with Harry Redknapp who has left Pompey and QPR in big difficulties following his managerial stewardship.
I would be all for Hughes. As has been mentioned before. He has never managed at Championship level. But there is plenty of evidence that he can put a side together. So if he can put a good side together then I'm sure we can win promotion from the Championship with Hughes in charge.
Just read this beauty of a post on the reading forum:
Hughes would be a very decent appointment in my opinion. Certainly he knows what he is doing. Certainly he knows how to play football.
He does have a very drab and dour demeanour. That is the reason why people don't like him. But he has taken Blackburn to the top 6. He has achieved all of Stokes best Premier League finishes. He did well enough at Fulham. His teams always seem to place around the top ten in the Premier League. Something we could only dream of at Reading. We'd be delighted with that sort of consistent league finish.
Another positive is that it seems that he has managed these impressive league positions with clubs of a similar stature as us without leading to massive financial problems at Stoke, Blackburn or Fulham when they eventually dropped out the top division post Hughes like we have seen at other clubs like Pompey and Bolton.
Therefore he can do very well whilst being sensible at the same time. Not necessarily the case with Harry Redknapp who has left Pompey and QPR in big difficulties following his managerial stewardship.
I would be all for Hughes. As has been mentioned before. He has never managed at Championship level. But there is plenty of evidence that he can put a side together. So if he can put a good side together then I'm sure we can win promotion from the Championship with Hughes in charge.
Ok, now I want this to happen.
"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
Bloody hell again. That bloke is seriously opting for Hughes because he's better than Redknapp, like they're the only managers in existence? While Bowen gets to call himself Director of Football and Kia whatisface is still able to get inside a football club front door without anyone saying "Release the hounds"?
Just how often do crooks and incompetents have to screw clubs up in full view of a media that reports every time a Premier League footballer farts before anybody notices they are crooks and incompetents?
You can almost see their forum in 6 months time when he resigns just before relegation and a FFP points deduction is looming. 'We should have listened to QPR, Fulham and Stoke fans'.
You can almost see their forum in 6 months time when he resigns just before relegation and a FFP points deduction is looming. 'We should have listened to QPR, Fulham and Stoke fans'.
He would keep them up by virtue of there being 3 worse teams come may , be hailed as the messiah and given free reign of the chequebook , then sacked or be close to it this time next year !
Negatives - Nice pay off , still no relegation on cv
Oh yes you would really hope this happens, they were so holyier than though about the Reading wqay and not behiving like "vile QPR" back in the SWP, JO Sung Park era.
Hey at least we got PL footie they could get this with :eague 1.
Well the sacking is official as Clive pointed out on the Ross thread and all Rs fans get out their prayer mats in the hope that Bowen just can't resist giving the job to his mate
It couldn't happen to a nicer club, it really smacks of all the Southampton fans telling us Harry was a complete shyster and for some reason we struggled to believe them .
Please let it happen. Hughes relegating that bunch of plagiarist provincial nerds to division three while handing millions of pounds to his mate Jia and then f-cking off with a seven figure sum for his “efforts” would be too good.
Karma for stealing “Come On You Rs” as a song. That was unforgivable.
Well the sacking is official as Clive pointed out on the Ross thread and all Rs fans get out their prayer mats in the hope that Bowen just can't resist giving the job to his mate
It couldn't happen to a nicer club, it really smacks of all the Southampton fans telling us Harry was a complete shyster and for some reason we struggled to believe them .
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Not everyone struggled; I never wanted the melt faced spunkwaffle anywhere near QPR.
Just read this beauty of a post on the reading forum:
Hughes would be a very decent appointment in my opinion. Certainly he knows what he is doing. Certainly he knows how to play football.
He does have a very drab and dour demeanour. That is the reason why people don't like him. But he has taken Blackburn to the top 6. He has achieved all of Stokes best Premier League finishes. He did well enough at Fulham. His teams always seem to place around the top ten in the Premier League. Something we could only dream of at Reading. We'd be delighted with that sort of consistent league finish.
Another positive is that it seems that he has managed these impressive league positions with clubs of a similar stature as us without leading to massive financial problems at Stoke, Blackburn or Fulham when they eventually dropped out the top division post Hughes like we have seen at other clubs like Pompey and Bolton.
Therefore he can do very well whilst being sensible at the same time. Not necessarily the case with Harry Redknapp who has left Pompey and QPR in big difficulties following his managerial stewardship.
I would be all for Hughes. As has been mentioned before. He has never managed at Championship level. But there is plenty of evidence that he can put a side together. So if he can put a good side together then I'm sure we can win promotion from the Championship with Hughes in charge.
That's one relegation place nailed on then - if /when it happens.
Pencilled circles around Barnsley and Luton also.
Not that we're concerned with such matters these days, of course.....
Mark Hughes does not:
- Get relegated - Be less than meticulous - Be outfoxed by formations - Expect the last footballing lesson - Take training - Develop players - Win away games - Interview clubs - Have any preferred agreement with an agent - Beat Alan McDonald - Answer to Leslie
It has to be a send up....or it’s actually written by Hughesless. Please, please, please let this happen. Can’t wait to see the gormless dour t wat back at LR.
It has to be a send up....or it’s actually written by Hughesless. Please, please, please let this happen. Can’t wait to see the gormless dour t wat back at LR.
Not all Reading fans are happy with this. Local radio phone in is full of it.
"I'll burn my season ticket" is one the milder comment.
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