Anybody else fancy the Rangers job?
Queens Park Rangers might claim to be one of the richest clubs in the world but they’ll never get anywhere until their wealthy Italian owners address their managerial policy.
I’m not sure about the reasoning behind Paul Hart’s exit from Loftus Road – after just five games – but it seems to be a case of him jumping before he was pushed.
Whatever the situation, Rangers, for all their apparent wealth (and we’ve seen precious little of it so far), are in danger of becoming a laughing stock.
How many managers have come and gone since Flavio Briatore breezed in F1-style just over two years ago? Hart was the sixth – and that doesn’t include caretaker bosses! Ludicrous.
How can you build a club on such a hap-hazard, hire and fire basis? History tells us, it just doesn’t work.
Mick Harford has been put in temporary charge as the search begins for ANOTHER manager, and there are plenty out there looking for work.
Alan Curbishley has already been linked with the job but the big question is....would he, or any other right-minded manager, want to work under the current regime?
They’d probably be looking for another job come the end of the season given the shelf-life of previous bosses at Loftus Road.
It’s sad for the Rangers fans that the football – and the primary aim of getting out of the Championship – has become a side show to the main event...the well-oiled revolving door.
