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Post by alanwycombe on May 31, 2022 12:26:04 GMT
I’d be more inclined to agree if it was an inspired appointment not a desperate one. If he was the target he’d have been here when Warburton went.
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Post by awin on May 31, 2022 12:29:38 GMT
Not sure I agree. Beale under contract with games against Liverpool at the end. Gerard didn’t want to lose him. Having watched videos on and from Beale he seems to fit a lot of the clubs criteria and has a fresh approach to coaching.
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Post by Bill on May 31, 2022 12:39:44 GMT
Hope he runs the team better than his restaurant.
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Post by Bill on May 31, 2022 12:42:41 GMT
A few thoughts/questions to throw out: 1. Was he the club's first choice and if not, how far down the list was he? 2. In hindsight, would the club have stuck with the more experienced Warburton, knowing Beale was going to be who we ended up with? 3. Quite a leftfield appointment but good luck to him anyway! 1 No 2 I doubt it (Ferdinand). 3 Yes |
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Post by gtleighsr3 on May 31, 2022 12:45:42 GMT
Is beale Spanish for bill?
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Post by gtleighsr3 on May 31, 2022 12:46:25 GMT
Rumours farke to dingles
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Post by sparks on May 31, 2022 12:47:52 GMT
I don’t really see it would have been a huge benefit to bring in Beale earlier, makes financial sense not to be paying 2 managerial salaries before appointing the new man.
It’s obvious that he’s an inexperienced manager but the plus points far outweigh the fears of him being a failure when considering the realistic options open to the club.
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Post by alanwycombe on May 31, 2022 12:50:30 GMT
A few thoughts/questions to throw out: 1. Was he the club's first choice and if not, how far down the list was he? 2. In hindsight, would the club have stuck with the more experienced Warburton, knowing Beale was going to be who we ended up with? 3. Quite a leftfield appointment but good luck to him anyway! No. How can we know, we’re just the mushrooms. No. Had peaked and would have gone by Christmas. Definitely. Hope it’s a gamble that pays off. |
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Post by Bill on May 31, 2022 12:59:30 GMT
I don’t really see it would have been a huge benefit to bring in Beale earlier, makes financial sense not to be paying 2 managerial salaries before appointing the new man. It’s obvious that he’s an inexperienced manager but the plus points far outweigh the fears of him being a failure when considering the realistic options open to the club. Just out of interest the plus points are ? |
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Post by Stanley75 on May 31, 2022 13:01:16 GMT
A few thoughts/questions to throw out: 1. Was he the club's first choice and if not, how far down the list was he? 2. In hindsight, would the club have stuck with the more experienced Warburton, knowing Beale was going to be who we ended up with? 3. Quite a leftfield appointment but good luck to him anyway! No. How can we know, we’re just the mushrooms. No. Had peaked and would have gone by Christmas. Definitely. Hope it’s a gamble that pays off. Yeah. Be fascinating to know though. Would shed a great deal of light on matters. |
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Post by Bill on May 31, 2022 13:02:51 GMT
Is beale Spanish for bill? No |
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Post by The General on May 31, 2022 13:16:35 GMT
Think i need to adjust my ambition as we will probably never be a top seven or eight premier league club again in my lifetime.
The best we can hope for is a top six championship club going forward of which i do not think we will get next season now either.
Glad i was able to see Qpr as they were though a club on par with Tottenham / West Ham / Arsenal and Chelsea at one point for 10 years in 1980 s
As some supporters will never see this again possibly and ever know how it feels to go to these clubs and beat them.
We will probably never reach these heights again i feel with the current owners and dof as they are happy being a very average football club.
I always thought that we could be a top club again up to this year but its just a pipe dream that will never happen.
We will be a championship club with good values politically correct but with no silverware in the cupboard most fans are happy with this now it seems
This is the future of Qpr.
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Post by hubble on May 31, 2022 13:27:14 GMT
Think i need to adjust my ambition as we will probably never be a top seven or eight premier league club again in my lifetime. The best we can hope for is a top six championship club going forward of which i do not think we will get next season now either. Glad i was able to see Qpr as they were though a club on par with Tottenham / West Ham / Arsenal and Chelsea at one point for 10 years in 1980 s As some supporters will never see this again possibly and ever know how it feels to go to these clubs and beat them. We will probably never reach these heights again i feel with the current owners and dof as they are happy being a very average football club. I always thought that we could be a top club again up to this year but its just a pipe dream that will never happen. We will be a championship club with good values politically correct but with no silverware in the cupboard most fans are happy with this now it seems This is the future of Qpr.
That's the spirit Gen*
*part II
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Post by West Acton on May 31, 2022 13:29:25 GMT
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Post by Stanley75 on May 31, 2022 13:30:19 GMT
The General is currently in mourning for the reasons he has stated.
I think this is understandable and we should allow him this time to grieve.
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Post by The General on May 31, 2022 13:38:12 GMT
Dont worry i will soon get used to being a club similar to Charlton it will just take time chaps
It will come eventually.
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Post by The General on May 31, 2022 13:38:54 GMT
If i had never seen us like we were i would not be feeling like this would i
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Post by The General on May 31, 2022 13:40:35 GMT
Apparantly he is a great coach though plays 4-3-2-1 formation
Hard press very / Very energetic
No more 3 at the back or wingbacks chaps
The king is dead long live the Beale
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Post by The General on May 31, 2022 13:43:13 GMT
Just ordered 12 pack of Desperados will be fine again tomorrow morning
Jazz mags also on the back burner :0000000000000000000000000000000000000
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Post by Stanley75 on May 31, 2022 13:45:08 GMT
Isn’t there less need for a man-manager these days anyway?
So a coach is all you need, as there’s less characters in the game, with most modern day footballers being more compliant and biddable.
Or am I just clutching at straws?
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Post by sparks on May 31, 2022 13:45:42 GMT
I don’t really see it would have been a huge benefit to bring in Beale earlier, makes financial sense not to be paying 2 managerial salaries before appointing the new man. It’s obvious that he’s an inexperienced manager but the plus points far outweigh the fears of him being a failure when considering the realistic options open to the club. Just out of interest the plus points are ? All his appointments have been at big successful clubs so has a winning mentality. Previous connections at other clubs could work in our favour regarding loans and also other clubs due to his reputation. Beale fits the club profile regarding improving our youngsters. Players and managers publicly praising his coaching methods. Listening to his videos his approach to formations are flexible to suit the players at his disposal. Hes young and obviously ambitious to progress. His interviews are not full of cliches. |
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Post by Corbray on May 31, 2022 13:47:17 GMT
Think i need to adjust my ambition as we will probably never be a top seven or eight premier league club again in my lifetime. The best we can hope for is a top six championship club going forward of which i do not think we will get next season now either. Glad i was able to see Qpr as they were though a club on par with Tottenham / West Ham / Arsenal and Chelsea at one point for 10 years in 1980 s As some supporters will never see this again possibly and ever know how it feels to go to these clubs and beat them. We will probably never reach these heights again i feel with the current owners and dof as they are happy being a very average football club. I always thought that we could be a top club again up to this year but its just a pipe dream that will never happen. We will be a championship club with good values politically correct but with no silverware in the cupboard most fans are happy with this now it seems This is the future of Qpr. probably true but we can still enjoy ourselves without trophies which is the main thing. football has drastically changed in regards to money now, the big sides hold such a monopoly on things that its very hard for teams to compete. even teams like west ham need to spend big, do extensive scouting and get lucky just to have a chance. who knows what the future holds for us though? i'm only 29 and odds are we'll probably drop into league 1 at some stage but we'll probably also make the prem and have a good few years there too. cups are always an option too and over the past 20 years we've seen the likes of wigan, villa, birmingham, middlesbrough, swansea, millwall, cardiff and even bradford win the FA/league cups or reach the final so its not out of the realms of possibility for us to do so |
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Post by West Acton on May 31, 2022 13:49:25 GMT
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Post by The General on May 31, 2022 13:53:59 GMT
Think i need to adjust my ambition as we will probably never be a top seven or eight premier league club again in my lifetime. The best we can hope for is a top six championship club going forward of which i do not think we will get next season now either. Glad i was able to see Qpr as they were though a club on par with Tottenham / West Ham / Arsenal and Chelsea at one point for 10 years in 1980 s As some supporters will never see this again possibly and ever know how it feels to go to these clubs and beat them. We will probably never reach these heights again i feel with the current owners and dof as they are happy being a very average football club. I always thought that we could be a top club again up to this year but its just a pipe dream that will never happen. We will be a championship club with good values politically correct but with no silverware in the cupboard most fans are happy with this now it seems This is the future of Qpr. probably true but we can still enjoy ourselves without trophies which is the main thing. football has drastically changed in regards to money now, the big sides hold such a monopoly on things that its very hard for teams to compete. even teams like west ham need to spend big, do extensive scouting and get lucky just to have a chance. who knows what the future holds for us though? i'm only 29 and odds are we'll probably drop into league 1 at some stage but we'll probably also make the prem and have a good few years there too. cups are always an option too and over the past 20 years we've seen the likes of wigan, villa, birmingham, middlesbrough, swansea, millwall, cardiff and even bradford win the FA/league cups or reach the final so its not out of the realms of possibility for us to do so Good post Corbs |
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Post by The General on May 31, 2022 13:56:39 GMT
To appoint a manager who has never been a manager is a big risk especially for my football team who are already very average
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Post by The General on May 31, 2022 13:59:25 GMT
This appointment will either be amazing or atrocious we will know in a month time
Like the idea of high tempo / high press football though not denying this
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Post by gtleighsr3 on May 31, 2022 13:59:59 GMT
The general is really a private just like capt tom was
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Post by Bill on May 31, 2022 14:07:24 GMT
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Post by alanwycombe on May 31, 2022 14:07:52 GMT
Just out of interest the plus points are ? All his appointments have been at big successful clubs so has a winning mentality. Previous connections at other clubs could work in our favour regarding loans and also other clubs due to his reputation. Beale fits the club profile regarding improving our youngsters. Players and managers publicly praising his coaching methods. Listening to his videos his approach to formations are flexible to suit the players at his disposal. Hes young and obviously ambitious to progress. His interviews are not full of cliches. Careful mate, that sounds just like Paul Clement😁 |
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Post by Bill on May 31, 2022 14:10:31 GMT
Just out of interest the plus points are ? All his appointments have been at big successful clubs so has a winning mentality. Previous connections at other clubs could work in our favour regarding loans and also other clubs due to his reputation. Beale fits the club profile regarding improving our youngsters. Players and managers publicly praising his coaching methods. Listening to his videos his approach to formations are flexible to suit the players at his disposal. Hes young and obviously ambitious to progress. His interviews are not full of cliches. Only time will tell |
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