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Friday, December 14, 2012

QPR Report Friday: Flashback: A Week In the Life of QPR's Alec Stock...The 2005 QPR Directory...Fan Forum Coming...Fulham as QPR Role Model

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Paul Warburton/Fulham Chronicle

QPR boss reveals Fulham envy

HARRY Redknapp is casting envious eyes at the Fulham set-up he faces tomorrow (Saturday) in the derby day clash at Loftus Road.

And the QPR boss hinted future transfer policy at Rangers will mirror the way things are done down the Fulham Palace Road.

In his most revealing interview yet, Harry claims there will be a more reasoned Rangers squad in the future and none of the scattergun approach that sees Rs propping up the Premier League.

He said: "Fulham are a model for us - them and clubs like West Brom.


"You're not going to build a team in a week or a year. It takes time.

"Building a team is not just about signing players. Anyone can throw a load of players in and come up with a load of rubbish.

"It's a case of looking where you need to strengthen, who will compliment each other, and that's what Fulham have done."

Redknapp singled out Dimitar Berbatov and Brede Hangeland as players to prevent a first win of the season at the 17th attempt - already a lamentable record for a winless run.

"Fulham are a good side, and they have got stronger and stronger over the years," said the QPR manager.

"Defensively they've got good players. Hangeland is nice and solid and they've got a good goalkeeper.

"Berbatov was a great signing. They paid a small transfer fee compared with his ability."

Fulham are a side that in the past held few fears for the Rangers coach, but as he was quick to point out - that was in the past.

He added: "I've done OK against Fulham. Tottenham beat them twice last year - but that was Tottenham." Fulham Chronicle



QPR Club Directory - of Seven Years Ago

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2005
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QPR OFFICIAL SITE

Chairman - Gianni Paladini
Non-executive Directors - Carlos Dunga, Franco Zanotti, Olga Paladini, Antonio Caliendo
Manager - Ian Holloway
First Team Coaches - Tim Breacker, Gary Waddock, Gary Penrice, Tony Roberts Physiotherapist - Prav MathemaAssistant Physiotherapist - Bobby Bacic
Fitness Coach - Scott RushtonHead of Youth - Joe Gallen
Head of Youth Recruitment - John O'Brien
Club Secretary - Sheila Marson
Commercial & Marketing Manager - Mike Pink [NB: Actually joined Wembley Stadium Nov 25]
Box Office Manager - Jenny Elliott
Community Scheme Manager - Andy Evans
Sales Administration Manager - Geraldine Field 020 8740 2588 geraldinef@qpr.co.uk
New Media Manager - Billy Rice
Press & Publications Manager - Jackie Bass: 020 8740 2536 jackieb@qpr.co.uk
Ladies Football - Martino Chevannes



ALEC STOCK's WEEK

From His book "Football Club Manager"
From the Bushman Archives




This time LAST Year after 16 games 

1 (1) Manchester City 16 13 2 1 50 15 35 41
2 (2) Manchester United 16 12 3 1 37 14 23 39
3 (3) Tottenham Hotspur 15 11 1 3 31 18 13 34
4 (4) Chelsea 16 10 2 4 34 19 15 32
5 (5) Arsenal 16 9 2 5 31 24 7 29
6 (6) Liverpool 16 8 5 3 20 13 7 29
7 (7) Newcastle United 16 7 6 3 21 19 2 27
8 (8) Stoke City 16 7 3 6 18 25 -7 24
9 (9) Norwich City 17 5 6 6 27 31 -4 21
10 (10) Aston Villa 16 4 7 5 18 21 -3 19
11 (11) Fulham 16 4 6 6 18 18 0 18
12 (12) Swansea City 16 4 6 6 16 20 -4 18
13 (13) West Bromwich Albion 16 5 3 8 16 24 -8 18
14 (14) Everton 15 5 2 8 16 19 -3 17
15 (15) Queens Park Rangers 16 4 4 8 15 28 -13 16
16 (17) Wolverhampton Wanderers 17 4 3 10 19 32 -13 15
17 (16) Sunderland 16 3 5 8 18 19 -1 14

18 (18) Wigan Athletic 16 3 4 9 15 30 -15 13
19 (20) Bolton Wanderers 17 4 0 13 22 39 -17 12
20 (19) Blackburn Rovers 17 2 4 11 24 38 -14 10


AND LAST Season in January AFTER AXED WARNOCK and Hughes First Game (LOSS)

1 (1) Manchester City 20 15 3 2 56 16 40 48
2 (2) Manchester United 21 15 3 3 52 20 32 48
3 (3) Tottenham Hotspur 21 14 4 3 39 21 18 46
4 (4) Chelsea 21 12 4 5 40 25 15 40
5 (5) Arsenal 21 11 3 7 38 31 7 36
6 (7) Newcastle United 21 10 6 5 30 25 5 36
7 (6) Liverpool 21 9 8 4 24 18 6 35
8 (8) Stoke City 21 8 6 7 22 31 -9 30
9 (9) Norwich City 21 7 7 7 32 36 -4 28
10 (13) Swansea City 21 6 8 7 23 25 -2 26
11 (10) Everton 21 7 4 10 21 25 -4 25
12 (11) Sunderland 21 6 6 9 27 24 3 24
13 (12) Aston Villa 21 5 9 7 23 27 -4 24
14 (14) Fulham 21 5 8 8 23 29 -6 23
15 (15) West Bromwich Albion 21 6 4 11 20 30 -10 22
16 (16) Wolverhampton Wanderers 21 4 6 11 23 37 -14 18
17 (17) Blackburn Rovers 21 4 5 12 32 44 -12 17
18 (18) Queens Park Rangers 21 4 5 12 19 36 -17 17
19 (19) Bolton Wanderers 21 5 1 15 25 46 -21 16
20 (20) Wigan Athletic 20 3 6 11 18 41 -23 15




Kenny; Walker, Connolly, Gorkss, Hill; Derry, Faurlin (Orr 59); Mackie, Taarabt (Clarke 59) Smith; Helguson (Hulse 70). Subs: Cerny (g), Hall, Rowlands, Ephraim.

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