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Perhaps what we should do is set up a park QPR team and we stand on sidelines. Someone watches a phone of the actual game and then the park QPR team who can play 11 others, who are the same every week but obviously in a different kit, re-enact everything happening in the real game from someone shouting out what's happening from the phone. Only one game feed fee needed to the phone and £5 a ticket to watch the re-enactment.
Yeah at 38 I think there is a good chance that we could improve him over a 3 year high end contract and then as he matures in his 40s we could probably capitalise on him moving on when he hits his prime!
Yes it often appears to be rocket science and there appears to be a lack of actual research or look at the historical culture of the club. It often feels like the kits are designed by a team that doesn't have much time or empathy for the subject. I like Brentford's model. They only change one of the kits each season which makes it more affordable. I don't like that families and people have to fork out for a load of new kits every season. The club will now probably think, that's a good idea and keep the puke mustard kit, forever... as the home kit.
I'd like us to go back to blue and white hoops on the sleeves as well. Not a huge fan of the plain white sleeves.
We also play in hoops, so any away kit, whatever colours they are, should always be hooped.
We're called the Super hoops for a reason. We're not called the puke mustards. Well we don't call ourselves that.
I do however like the red and white halved away kit as we wore against Cardiff during the pandemic, but other than that we are hoops, shirts and sleeves.
"Marti can be sacked, he can be poached or he can leave by mutual consent."
Just for the record I'd like to add that he could be abducted by aliens as well. Just saying.
If there was an undercurrent I'm not sure that Marti and Xavi would have signed a long term contract. That said, who on earth knows what is really going on. For some reason that I have no evidence or real idea about, I think the only club that may turn Marti and Xavi would be the Southampton job. I have no reasoning as to why. Just a thought.
Interested to learn why you think this Clive. It doesn't sound like he is off anywhere but what do I know?
As for Devon, you think the lure of lower half Championship football would coax him away from being a Nottingham based electrician? :) Weirder things have happened here...
I think him and Xavi (no idea why I called him Axel yesterday) have to stay. Rome wasn't built in a day and if this club is to gradually grow we can't let those two Rome or roam. This takes 3-4 years minimum to get going properly. If he and Xavi are happy to stay under contract we keep trying to improve.