QPR fans on Twitter gave a mixed response to speculation that Tony Pulis could replace Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink as manager at Loftus Road.
Amid doubts over his future as West Brom boss, and after he was seen sitting alongside Les Ferdinand at Rangers’ 6-0 defeat by Newcastle, The Times claimed that Pulis could take over from Hasselbaink.
Rangers director of football Ferdinand has subsequently told West London Sport that the club have no plans to change manager.
Some supporters had welcomed the apparent possibility of Pulis ending up at QPR, while others disagreed.
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Gutted about the toon game . But when the game starts its down to the eleven players on the pitch .whom just did.nt turn up . Both the new guys had terrible debuts.
I.m sick of this lone stricker we are never gonna win with one up front unless we have quality wingers and we just could.nt keep the ball .school boy stuff if we have the ball the other team can.t score .silla should have been on at 2-0 down qpr teams of old always gave 110% it just seems jfh is not gettin that from the players if you put in 110% we don.t mind loseing .we don.t like it .but at least show sum passion and fight. We appear to be a long way off a mid table team .
We haven't had a good season since Tony Fernandes came on board. It takes a shrewd person to run a club, my opinion is TF is not that person. If the Mittals and Amit are no longer around or do not want to invest then we do not have sufficient backing to sign a good striker and a midfield general. We are toothless and leaderless on the pitch. JFH only has one way of playing, to lump the ball up to a lone striker. Gone are the days of QPR playing attractive free passing flowing football. I despair at the opportunity lost by poor club ownership. Would rather have Paul Clement as manager.
you can keep them both but les needs to go first last year and this year with les has been only two seasons we have nothing to play for exept one month when warnock took over
JFH Doing a good job Newcastle result major disappointment but they've spent big and got top quality players for championship level, one of those nights every long shot they had seemed to go in. Not a time for knee jerk reaction stick with a manager for a change regroup work hard and lets keep a clean sheet at Huddersfield town saturday and do a smash n grab. Keep the faith U R,sss
I find it remarkable that some are calling for stability whilst wanting JFH to be sacked...Double standards?
I've seen Pulis down at Loftus Road a few times down the years, maybe he's on a scouting mission or maybe he just enjoys the football.