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- Five Years Ago Today: The "China Brawl"
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Being forced to sell his captain during the January and consequently losing matches heavily did for
Simon Grayson. While OTP feels slightly sorry for the recently sacked Grayson, we won't be dwelling
on his departure for too long because there are some exciting prospects in contention to be the new
boss at Elland [.
By Chris Wright
After three years in charge, a promotion from League One and decent finish in the Championship
last year, Leeds United have seen fit in their infinite wisdom to sack manager Simon Grayson with
the club 'languishing' in tenth position after losing 4-1 at home to Birmingham last night.
1. No, Roberto Mancini, you completely misheard Arsene Wenger. He said a pizza row would help you
finish ahead of Manchester United, not Pizarro. 2. Chelsea's deal to send Belgian manboy Kevin De
Bruyen back to Genk on-loan includes a break clause that says if the 20-year-old hasn't hit puberty
by June then the deal [.
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Left to Right: Lew Clayton John Poppitt Harry Brown George Powell Des Farrow Reg Chapman. Front Row
Seated: Left to Right: Billy Waugh Conway Smith, Bert Addinall, Harry Gilberg Ernie Shepherd).
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has transformed the club's style of play since he returned to
Anfield, and according to former QPR manager Neil Warnock, Liverpool are exciting to watch
again.Speaking to ITV Sport last night, Warnock - who was sacked by QPR recently -
enthused:"Liverpool on Wednesday night against Man City and today - I think that's how Liverpool
should be, when they get it, have
This lunchtime, Chelsea travel to Loftus Road to take on QPR in the next round of the FA Cup but
somehow I don't think much of the focus leading up to this one won't be on the football!.
I could sit here all day talking about what happened and what is going to happen in a couple of
days time but there is a football match to be won so I would rather concentrate on that!
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Neil Warnock says he lost his Queens Park Rangers job as his reputation was "slowly poisoned" by
critics both inside and outside the club. He claimed a "lack of football experience" in the
hierarchy left QPR open to "manipulative" people.
The 63-year-old said he was unhappy fans and players were able to talk to owner Tony Fernandes
through Twitter.
Neil Warnock says he lost his Queens Park Rangers job as his reputation was "slowly poisoned" by
critics both inside and outside the club. He claimed a "lack of football experience" in the
hierarchy left QPR open to "manipulative" people.
The 63-year-old said he was unhappy fans and players were able to talk to owner Tony Fernandes
through Twitter.
Did you know that the name Joey Barton is an anagram of the word "Wanker"? I know, it took me a
while to figure it out as well. Anyway, I think its fair to say that I have long considered that
this odius character should have been banished from the footballing world and his latest actions
have done nothing to alter my opinion.
Former QPR manager Neil Warnock and current QPR thug Joey Barton are involved in an ongoing war of
words at the moment, with Barton yesterday labelling his former manager 'embarrassing'. Never one
to shy away from controversy, Liverpool legend Mark Lawrenson has now stuck his oar in given his
view on the situation.
By Alan Duffy
"Re-Tweet this son you're f****n' s**t"
Hell hath no fury than a spurned football manager, particularly if it's Neil Warnock. The ex-QPR
boss, who tends to divide opinion (people either strongly dislike him or hate him), has hit out at
the influence of critics and players on owner Tony Fernandes, claiming that his own reputation was
"slowly poisoned" by outside forces with Twitter playing a key role in his downfall.
Queens Park Rangers were heading only one way under the stewardship of Neil Warnock. The team
had not won in several matches and were perilously close to the relegation places. In fact the only
reason the team were not already in the relegation places was because the team had somehow, against
all the odds, and not without immense fortune, managed to achieve victories earlier in the season
despite not playing well, for example when they defeated Chelsea at Loftus Road.
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Alan Pardew has told his Newcastle players they will have to be ready for QPR tomorrow. Alan
Pardew warning his players about QPR Mark Hughes has just been appointed manager in place of the
sacked Neil Warnock, and while the London club have lost six of their last eight league games and
drew the other two, they will be wanting to stop [.
Alan Pardew has told his Newcastle players they will have to be ready for QPR tomorrow. Alan
Pardew warning his players about QPR Mark Hughes has just been appointed manager in place of the
sacked Neil Warnock, and while the London club have lost six of their last eight league games and
drew the other two, they will be wanting to stop [.
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Mark Hughes was officially appointed manager of QPR yesterday, in place of the sacked Neil Warnock.
Mark Hughes - the new QPR manager So there's a bit of a danger that QPR could play well at St.
James' Park on Sunday afternoon, as usually happens when a new manager takes over. Just look what
happened [.
Mark Hughes was officially appointed manager of QPR yesterday, in place of the sacked Neil Warnock.
Mark Hughes - the new QPR manager So there's a bit of a danger that QPR could play well at St.
James' Park on Sunday afternoon, as usually happens when a new manager takes over. Just look what
happened [.
Click Here to get a free £50 Bet with Paddy Power Liverpool v Stoke According to reports,
Liverpool are desperate to offload Andy Carroll this January. Unfortunately, there's no great
demand for Noel Fielding look-a-likes so they may be stuck with the Geordie. Add into the mix the
drawn out Luis Suarez racism row and [.
Pressure at Elland Road, A response needed from City and an ACON-affected Newcastle Manchester City
A club in crisis, we have been told. And whilst City may not be sweating just yet at the top of the
Premier League, their record since Christmas reads P5, W1, D1, L3. They have been dumped out of one
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Pressure at Elland Road, A response needed from City and an ACON-affected Newcastle Manchester City
A club in crisis, we have been told. And whilst City may not be sweating just yet at the top of the
Premier League, their record since Christmas reads P5, W1, D1, L3. They have been dumped out of one
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By Mark Burke
Editor's Note: Mark is an ex-professional footballer who played at Aston Villa,
Wolverhampton, and Middlesbrough in the late 80s/early 90s, as well as abroad in Holland, Japan,
Romania, and Sweden. He provides deep, unique insight into the game and its surrounding business
and tactics.
Mirror: Why I would run through brick walls for Neil Warnock
Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace, Millwall and
now Gillingham. During his time at Palace he played under Neil Warnock, who was dismissed as QPR
boss this week.
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The Mark Hughes Era Begins: Good luck to Mark Hughes.
Well that did take long. About 48 hours after firing Neil Warnock, QPR have hired Mark Hughes as
their new manager.
Hughes told QPR.co.uk:
"It's a great feeling to be back in football and to be the manager of QPR. I'm fully aware of
the challenge in the short and long term and I am genuinely excited about the ambition of the
owners.
The departure of Neil Warnock has shocked many QPR fans, who consider his dismissal to be an
unjust, knee-jerk decision, based solely on their recent slump in form. Remember of course that it
was Warnock who, within just over a ...
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Mirror: Why Hughes has a harder job at QPR than you think, Thierry Henry is magic and
there is a positive side to the Adeyemi incident
I'm a big fan of Mark Hughes as a manager, and he is an excellent signing for QPR, but the
sacking of Neil Warnock does not reflect well on the club or some of their players.
Well that did take long. About 48 hours after firing Neil Warnock, QPR have hired Mark Hughes as
their new manager.
Hughes told QPR.co.uk:
"It's a great feeling to be back in football and to be the manager of QPR. I'm fully aware of
the challenge in the short and long term and I am genuinely excited about the ambition of the
owners.
Mark Hughes is back in the Premier League after agreeing to become the new manager at Queens
Park Rangers.
Hughes signed a deal through the 2013-14 season and replaces the ousted Neil Warnock, who was
let go with the club lingering just a point above the relegation zone.
Mark Hughes, the favourite for the QPR vacancy since Neil Warnock's sacking, has expectedly been
appointed as their new manager today. I think Hughes is a very good manager, he gets teams well
organised and disciplined, but I'm not convinced he'll be able to get the best out of players like
Joey Barton and Adel Taraabt.
Neil Warnock's sacking at QPR could have some implications for Spurs' winter transfer plans if
the new Loftus Road manager is given a transfer kitty worth up to £20m. Last week, Rangers are
reported to have offered £5m for Christopher Samba while Warnock was still at the club and it's
thought that the Congolese centre half remains a priority.
By Chris Wright
Not sure it was the job he had his sights set on landing when he walked out on Fulham six months
ago citing the club's abject failure to match/fund his ambitions, but it has just been announced
that Mark Hughes has been sworn in as QPR's new manager on a two-and-a-half year deal following
Neil Warnock's acrimonious sacking earlier in the week.
In this week's review of the footballing action, we congratulate Lionel Messi for winning his
third FIFA Ballon d'Or award, look back at a bad week for his club Barcelona and an ugly end for
Neil Warnock as he is fired from QPR.
Mark Hughes is the big favourite in the football betting to take over at Queens Park Rangers after
Neil Warnock was sacked on Sunday.
Warnock was relieved of his duties after a run of eight Premier League games without a win. He
leaves with QPR sat 17th in the table.
QPR chairman Tony Fernandes said: "Sadly, our recent run of poor form has seen us slip alarmingly
down the table and the board felt it was the right time to make a change.
