QPR sack Neil Critchley

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19-02-23, 19:23
Michael Morris

QPR sack Neil Critchley

Neil Critchley alongside assistants Iain Brunskill and Mike Garrity have left with immediate effect.

What a shambles of an appointment that turned out to be.

12 games in charge, he won his first game then failed to get a win in the next 11 inc an FA Cup Rd 3 cup exit to Fleetwood.
19-02-23, 19:24
Tuerto

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Originally Posted by Michael Morris

Neil Critchley alongside assistants Iain Brunskill and Mike Garrity have left with immediate effect.

What a shambles of an appointment that turned out to be.

12 games in charge, he won his first game then failed to get a win in the next 11 inc an FA Cup Rd 3 cup exit to Fleetwood.

Can Warnock manage both Huddersfield and Qpr?
19-02-23, 19:28
City123

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

Can Warnock manage both Huddersfield and Qpr?

My kind of clubs
19-02-23, 19:30
Tuerto

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Originally Posted by City123

My kind of clubs

:hehe:
19-02-23, 19:34
2b2bdoo

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I’ll be honest I thought he was a good option after Morison. Guess wrong club for him..or maybe he’s more of an assistant.
19-02-23, 19:34
OurManFlint II

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I think of all the manager merry go round this season, Luton with Edwards could be the winner.
19-02-23, 19:34
dembethewarrior

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Originally Posted by City123

My kind of clubs

:hehe:

Reckon he's gutted he jumped so quick to go to Huddersfield?
19-02-23, 19:46
Hot Shot Hamish.

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18 out of the 24 sides have changed their manager already this season. 4 of us have changed it twice.
19-02-23, 21:46
RichardM

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Originally Posted by Hot Shot Hamish.

18 out of the 24 sides have changed their manager already this season. 4 of us have changed it twice.

If it carries on like this clubs will be reappointing managers that they sacked earlier in the season.
19-02-23, 22:19
Llandaff Blue

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Utter joke of a man. Who the **** leaves a management job to becomes someones number 2?
19-02-23, 22:25
The Lone Gunman

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Utter joke of a man. Who the **** leaves a management job to becomes someones number 2?

Phil Neal?
20-02-23, 09:15
North Cardiff Blue

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Originally Posted by 2b2bdoo

I’ll be honest I thought he was a good option after Morison. Guess wrong club for him..or maybe he’s more of an assistant.

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
20-02-23, 12:33
Don Corleone

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Originally Posted by Hot Shot Hamish.

18 out of the 24 sides have changed their manager already this season. 4 of us have changed it twice.

That’s incredible and bonkers but yet not surprising
20-02-23, 12:34
WJ99mobile

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:hehe:

Reckon he's gutted he jumped so quick to go to Huddersfield?

I doubt he was ever in consideration
20-02-23, 12:36
dembethewarrior

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Originally Posted by WJ99mobile

I doubt he was ever in consideration

For QPR.
20-02-23, 14:33
Pedro de la Rosa

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Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue

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.
21-02-23, 09:28
North Cardiff Blue

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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.
21-02-23, 11:47
OurManFlint II

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Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa

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!