Fans react on Twitter to Onuoha being installed as QPR captain
QPR fans on Twitter have been reacting to the news that Nedum Onuoha has been made captain.
Supporters were largely pleased that the ‘Chief’ will wear the armband next season.
So happy that Onuoha is Captain, the clues in the name “CHIEFFFF” Another great decision made by Chris and Les, keep up the good work! #QPR
— Owen (@QPRFORLIFE) July 13, 2015
Glad to now have a captain that will give the club a good image on and off the pitch. Great news for Nedum Onuoha #CaptainChief #TBATW #QPR
— TheBlueandTheWhite (@TBATW_) July 13, 2015
Think Onuoha is a great choice for the next captaincy. Best player in his position, knows the club well and always gives 100% #QPR #chief
— Simon Prue (@SimonPrue_QPR) July 13, 2015
Great news regarding Onouha’s appointment as @QPRFC Captain. Praying he starts at CB and ONLY CB. #CaptainChief
— Paul Nasr (@SkyPaulNasr) July 13, 2015
I am really pleased about the chief now being captain! A great leader to have on the pitch! ComeOnYouRsss @QPRFC #CaptainChief
— Ricky Tuitt (@RickyTuittQPR) July 13, 2015
However, a few were more sceptical, suggesting that Onuoha would not even make their first-choice starting line-up, let alone lead the team.
Onuoha being captain is a joke he needs to learn how defend and control the ball with his feet first #qpr
— Luke Druce (@druceqpr86) July 13, 2015
Not sure about Onuoha as captain. Not a definite starter and part of the old setup.
— Lee Avery (@Lee10Avery) July 13, 2015
But one man who is sure the club has made the right decision is Rangers vice-chairman Amit Bhatia, who tweeted his delight at the news.
Congratulations to our new captain, THE CHIEF! Super exciting for everyone associated with @QPRFC Best of luck mate! pic.twitter.com/NJ0lWMuuT8
— Amit Bhatia (@Amit_Bhatia99) July 13, 2015
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Jon
29/07/2015 @ 8:49 am
The choice of Captain is one constrained by limited alternatives, a clear sign that the club is short of quality and needs to recruit a leader younger than Clint Hill. He is clearly the best person for the task but cannot provide leadership if he is not on the pitch. Unless he improves significantly Onuaha does not have the ability to lead the back four let alone the rest of the team.
Raghu Bala
14/07/2015 @ 5:49 am
While I think Onuaha has good character, I also have serious concerns on his abilities as a player. Lots of mistakes, errors in judgment and just lack of ball control skills. I may have chosen Robert Green actually.
Moreno Ferrari
13/07/2015 @ 11:41 pm
I think Onouha is a good choice although whether he will be a regular starter remains to be seen.
Apart from Clint Hill and Onohua I can’t think of any other outfield player that you can class as a leader on the pitch.
David Adams
13/07/2015 @ 8:48 pm
This should mean we will have Ned playing in a one position at the back, centre half I hope and he will be given the opportunity to form a partnership with Caulks.
Garry Smith
13/07/2015 @ 7:53 pm
The boss Amit Bhatia is correct as usual ; Nedum Onuoha will be excellent as captain.
He is old school and has his heart in the club.
Lets hope the Rangers can mount a challenge for promotion this season.
GVS.