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Warnock steps down
Former Q.P.R boss Neil Warnock earlier today handed in his resignation letter following a training ground bustup with three or four of his key players, which included Abel Taarabt. Warnock and Taarabt exchanged harsh words on the training ground yesterday after a "effortless performance" from the Q.P.R team in training. Warnock insulted several Q.P.R players when it wasnt needed before Taarabt stood up for his team mates and told Warnock to "f**k off" Warnock seemed appalled at Taarabt according to the other players and a fight nearly broke out between Warnock and Taarabt. Luckily enough, the other Q.P.R players were there to defuse the situation. Three players yesterday told the chairman Ishan Saksena that they would most definately leave if Warnock was still manager by the end of the week. Warnock stepped down with no fuss, he was earlier at hand at a press conference involving his sacking, he had this to say:
"I was in the wrong. Yes I admit it. But I was very stressed with family troubles and alot of stuff on the day which was why I was so unreasonable with my actions. I tried to explain to the lads earlier today in training but none of them accepted my apology. I guess I really have made a mistake here and I treated my job here very highly, but I think I have done the right thing by stepping down and letting another manager come in because my actions were wrong and I know that. Thanks everyone. "
Next Q.P.R Manager
Sam Allardyce 2/1
Martin O'Neill 7/2
Les Ferdinand 6/1
Ian Holloway 13/2
Gordon Strachan 8/1
Kyle Lomax 10/1
Martin O'Neill 7/2
Les Ferdinand 6/1
Ian Holloway 13/2
Gordon Strachan 8/1
Kyle Lomax 10/1
Unknown manager Kyle Lomax has been thrown amongst the betting odds along with some great managers, including ex-Villa tactican Martin O'Neill, Ian Holloway and even ex-Blackburn manager Sam Allardyce. Who will get the job?
Hughton joins Q.P.R
Chris Hughton, former Newcastle manager has joined Q.P.R as manager, taking over from Neil Warnock after his resignation. Chris Hughton was a fan favourite at Newcastle, winning them the Championship in 2009/2010 and Hughton's Newcastle were 10th when he was sacked, which was dubbed a bad decision by Mike Ashley who installed Alan Pardew as manager. Chris Hughton will be looking for promotion this season with the likes of Paddy Kenny, Abel Taarabt and Matthew Connolly to work with.