Independent Rs Messageboard

[Tommy Cunningham]

If anybody is in any doubt as to why our club is a shambolic outfit, the silence
or even lack of action from these individuals sums up where we are as
a football club. Do these people think the running of QPR for the last 8 years has
been acceptable, 8 managers in 8 years and countless duds signed as players.

A scouting and coaching set up that has to be one of the worst at any club in the
country, a fan base that is being totally disrespected by its board.

Amit Bhatia and Ruben Gnanalingam you are the decision makers at QPR, come out and
address the supporters today because right now our fan base is totally demoralized
and disillusioned with how the club is being run.

You need to act now and bring some professionalism and hope for the future to QPR.

[ESSEXURs]

We talk about the DOF and training staff being the Spurs Mafia but that should
extend to the whole club being run by The Mafia with its secrecy and lack
of communication.

It would be nice to know someone cared about our predicament.

[Tommy Cunningham]

I can’t believe for one moment that Bhatia and Gnanalingam run their businesses,
along the same lines as they run QPR. The way this season has played out has been
disastrous, if you include Hall we have had 4 managers this season, totally unacceptable
at any football club.

These individuals have overseen the changes and obviously
approved them, they have got it wrong and so have the CEO and the DOF they employed
at QPR.

Amit Bhatia and Ruben Gnanalingam do the decent thing and come out and address
the supporters, have the guts to tell them you got it badly wrong and try to offer some
optimism for the future.

[Steve Russell]

That was a new low yesterday Tommy.
The problems on & off the field have been evident for
a long time.

Not sure if Amit still attends games?

Crisis what crisis?

[Tommy Cunningham]

If Amit Bhatia doesn’t attend games anymore, then he should come
out and tell the supporters he is no longer interested.

He done a video recording with Ruben Gnanalingam, when they
announced Gareth Ainsworth as the new manager.

Then again it could have been Lord Lucan.