QPR sack Neil Critchley

[Pedro de la Rosa]

Re: QPR sack Neil Critchley

Like all of them, assistants and coaches taking Managers' jobs the majority fail, every appointed coach or assistant manager is just a pure gamble, it's like backing a 10-1 horse and hoping.

It's a pity they changed now, they were going down.

Bottom on 4, 6, 8,10, and 12 games
https://www.soccerstats.com/formtabl...eague=england2

Critchley has done a good job as a manger, though. He's done extremely well at Blackpool, and extremely poorly at QPR.

Also, QPR weren't going down. They'd cut it fine, but even if they replicated their awful form, they'd just about have enough. They're still 8 clear of the bottom 3.

[North Cardiff Blue]

Re: QPR sack Neil Critchley

Critchley has done a good job as a manger, though. He's done extremely well at Blackpool, and extremely poorly at QPR.

Also, QPR weren't going down. They'd cut it fine, but even if they replicated their awful form, they'd just about have enough. They're still 8 clear of the bottom 3.

I think they might well of they were in freefall, Ainsworth is not the messiah, and I'd love them to give to him he's a massive risk and could still take them down.

[OurManFlint II]

Re: QPR sack Neil Critchley

Critchley has done a good job as a manger, though. He's done extremely well at Blackpool, and extremely poorly at QPR.

Also, QPR weren't going down. They'd cut it fine, but even if they replicated their awful form, they'd just about have enough. They're still 8 clear of the bottom 3.

Real interesting discussion on Not the Top 20 Podcast, QPR built a squad for Beale, Critchley is a completely different manager to Beale. Not a poor manager but shite recruitment from QPR and lack of proper succession planning, they should have never hired him.

It does seem that 10 games is the norm, 15 if you are lucky!