BigAl

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Twenty six magical minutes

Took me a couple of minutes to get that

Is that a hint of a trimmed beaver I can see in picture one, or is the eyesight fucked

Not the worst suggestion that would be thrown out there tbh but think we would be a fair step up for him. Might be one for the future though

Literacy apparently isn't a prerequisite of being a journalist @ The Sun

Looks like a pile of unsubstantiated pish English edition of same paper reporting Sherwood to be appointed in next 24 hours

Have gone 4-1 England, and to be honest it was my heart ruling my head thinking we'll actually score at all

In order, decent shout and would be in the running Adams, wouldn't want the cunt anywhere near our club Sheerin, to soon potentially, probably needs further experience of being the main man somewhere else before the step up. Would at one time have thrown Hartley into the mix, not so sure nowadays.

Mmm, now you mention the free golf, suppose I could reconsider

Was swithering on this one, but picture 3 is horific, so after weighing it all up I'm out.

In No brainer in my opinion

Did think twice before posting this but guess the purpose of this site is to stimulate debate Agree with the concensus so far that this story has no mileage, but as has ben said sooner or later potentially someone is going to come calling. Going to be a huge problem for us when it happens as likely McInnes will look to take the entire back room staff with him wherever he goes

Scottish Sun. No quotes surprisingly ABERDEEN boss Derek McInnes has emerged as a shock contender for the QPR job. SunSport understands the Championship outfit have been impressed by his work at Pittodrie, including one League Cup win and a final appearance later this month. QPR have yet to approach the Dons for permission to speak to McInnes who had a previous spell in England at Bristol City. Former QPR gaffer Ian Holloway is poised to be interviewed by a three-man selection panel, headed by director of football Les Ferdinand. But it’s believed that Ferdinand and Loftus Road chief executive Lee Hoos have placed McInnes on a list of contenders to replace axed Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink. Tim Sherwood, Karl Robinson, Paul Clement, Steve Cotterill and former Scotland striker Paul Dickov have all been linked to the vacancy. Holloway is popular among QPR fans, having enjoyed five years as a player at Loftus Road, and five more as gaffer. Sherwood, the former Spurs boss and a close pal of Ferdinand, is also in the running, but may prove too expensive for a club languishing 17th in England’s second tier. McInnes has led the Dons to second place in the Premiership and a League Cup Final against Celtic this month.

Apparently on the QPR radar to become next manager.

Barton gone. Mutual consent apparently

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Good news mate Part timer coming oot the woodwork for a cup final though

Aye would take 95 and passing away peacefully at home now

Jimmy Young

It's all about priorities mate You need to sort yours Seriously congrats on new job. Get them yanks telt.

Absolute minger. No thanks