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The Beale's bailing thread... on 15:23 - Nov 28 by BklynRanger
Losing Banfield does sting a little bit - a huge amount of experience there.
Though I do wonder how much he's had to do with that tendency we've had under Warbs and recently under the PBBC to move it around at the back for extended periods, achieving nothing. To make myself feel better I'm going to say a lot.
Was Banfield's Arsenal links not important in the signing of Willock initially?
Can we not knock it?
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The Beale's bailing thread... on 17:14 - Nov 28 with 3778 views
1. I never really warmed to him, just so full of himself / all about me...so I am disappointed, but that tempers it.
2. Why did he even take the job at QPR? Clearly been 'putting himself out there', by whatever means, since a dozen or so games in. He must know that's not a great look.
3. Why do the whole integrity / all-in speech when he knew GVB was on thin ice? He could have said a whole lot less and still kept Rs fans onside.
Unless he turns out to be the new Cloughie, I can really see his career NOT going the way he hopes. Keep your friends close and your enemies closer and all that.
Integrity important to him my fʋcking arse, didn't think i'd ever detest a manager as much as Hughes and Redknapp. May his armpits be infested with the fleas of a 1000 camels
Quite telling that there’s no “the club would like to thank Michael for his contribution and wish him success in his future endeavours” type statement from the club in the original release.
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The Beale's bailing thread... on 18:00 - Nov 28 with 2985 views
The Beale's bailing thread... on 18:00 - Nov 28 by LeedsR
Quite telling that there’s no “the club would like to thank Michael for his contribution and wish him success in his future endeavours” type statement from the club in the original release.
And that they mentioned Wolves (ish).
"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
Well another page eh.... not fussed a managers as left.... they come and go.... mostly with us it is goes via the sacking route But this piece of work is a different entity I have long got past the idea that there is loyalty in football anymore.... I can remember the times when players that played upward of 300+ games for a club was pretty common.... now it is rarity..... but what gets me is the way he as lied to and used our club. Well Mr Beale as we said at the pit.... "Don't let the door hit you in the @rse on the way out" With luck he will one day be back here with some other set of mugs and I hope I'm still around to tell him how I feel about him.... not sure I will get to see the game after I have told him.
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The Beale's bailing thread... on 19:19 - Nov 28 with 2628 views
A few weeks ago when he was linked to Wolves I was hoping he would stay as we looked like a decent side with a chance to challenge at the top. However the last 5 games we have been shite and his demeanour at the club may have had something to do with it.
I can only hope that he has taken his useless set piece coach with him.
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The Beale's bailing thread... on 19:25 - Nov 28 with 2605 views
There was a bit of a backlash over calling Beale rude names after the Wolves debacle, got a feeling that won't repeat. For the record my words at the time were 'what a cnt' and I'm happy to stand by them. Pretty obvious he didn't take the Wolves job because he knew this one was coming along and has been phoning it in ever since.
The Beale's bailing thread... on 19:56 - Nov 28 by Rangersw12
Anyone know if we get any money for the coaches going ?
Quite honestly, right here, right now, Beale can have a nasty accident, but Ferdinand and Hoos, with their pathetic, virtually self-congratulatory, 'onwards and upwards' claptrap statements, should walk, and if people can't see that, they're part of the problem at inferior, incompetent, imponderable QPR. They interviewed him, they appointed him, and they lauded him, all the while telling us how fantastically diligent they'd been and trying to cover themselves in reflected/anticipted glory, and were either (i) stupid enough to incorporate a release clause from wk. 1 into that toerag's contract or (ii) weak and gutless enough to grant him permission to speak to another club regardless. He played them like a shitty fiddle.
We have had 10 managers at least since 2015 - if that's not a clusterf*ck, I don't know what is - and my trust in those running the club has now eroded to zero. I feel sorry fo the poor players, but sorrier still for ujs fans. We deserve better than this utter basket case of a club.
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