[QPR特别区] 2021/2赛程 第2轮 Hull city vs QPR

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West London derby game day

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FULLTIME results

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MATCH DAY

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FULL TIME DERBY 1-0 Qpr

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Chris Ramsey relieved of Head Coach duties with immediate effect ...
Ramsey leaves First Team role
Ferdinand explains reasons for change
Warnock to take temporary charge
CHRIS Ramsey has been relieved of his First Team duties at QPR with immediate effect.

Ramsey, 53, leaves his position as Head Coach following Tuesday night's 1-0 defeat to Derby County, a result which left the R’s in 13th place in the Sky Bet Championship.

Director of Football, Les Ferdinand, told www.qpr.co.uk: “We've made this decision in the best interests of the football club.

“It’s no secret that we expected to sell some key players in the summer transfer window, and as such, our target at the start of the season reflected that.

“However, keeping these players at the club has seen the mandate change, owing to what we believe this squad is capable of.

“We're all desperately disappointed it hasn't worked out with Chris. He has had to deal with this shift in expectation and has worked incredibly hard in doing so.”

The club will undergo an immediate recruitment process as the search gets underway for a new Head Coach.

In the interim period, Neil Warnock will take temporary charge of First Team affairs.

A further announcement will be made in due course.

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GAME 16

7/11/2015

QPR VS PRESTON NORTH END

2300

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GAME 17

21/11/15

3:45AM

MIDDLESBROUGH VS QPR

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Late heartbreaking , deserve to draw ..

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GAME 18

28/11/2015

QPR VS LEEDS UNITED

11PM

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GAME DAY A HEAD

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LATE WIN BY LATE GOAL FROM CHIEF

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QPR APPOINT JIMMY FLOYD HASSELBAINK                                                [url=][/url][url=][/url][url=][/url][url=][/url][url=][/url]
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                                12:45 4th  December 2015                                                       

                                                       

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New gaffer joined by Assistant Manager David Oldfield ...

                                                                                                                                               

• QPR announce appointment of Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
• David Oldfield also joins as Assistant Manager
• Les Ferdinand welcomes pair to Loftus Road and thanks Neil Warnock
  

QUEENS Park Rangers Football Club are delighted to announce the appointment of Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink as the club’s new Manager.

The 43 year-old Dutchman has today (Friday) put pen to paper on a rolling contract at Loftus Road and will be joined at the club by David Oldfield (Assistant Manager).

The former Royal Antwerp boss arrives in W12 having carved a fantastic reputation for himself during an outstanding 13-month stint at Burton Albion.

Arriving in November last year, Hasselbaink guided Burton to League One for the first time in their history, clinching promotion in some style, five points clear of their nearest rivals.

And that fine work has continued this season, with Hasselbaink leaving the Brewers in great shape at the summit of the third tier.

In total, Hasselbaink – who enjoyed playing spells in Britain with Chelsea, Middlesbrough, Charlton Athletic and Cardiff City – won 33 of his 54 games in charge of the Brewers.

The former Dutch international told www.qpr.co.uk he is relishing the opportunity to manage QPR, commenting: “It was not an easy decision to leave Burton, but when you get the opportunity to come somewhere like QPR, with the club where it is and the squad we have at our disposal, it was something I couldn’t turn down.

“I feel that this is a club on the up – it has an exciting feeling about it. And I want to keep that feeling going by taking more positive strides forward.

“I am happy to get the opportunity here at QPR, to lead the QPR family, be at the front of it all, put my stamp on things and take the club forward.

“This is an incredibly proud moment for me and I will give my all to represent the badge of the club.”

Following a thorough and extensive interview process, where the club spoke to no fewer than a dozen candidates, Director of Football Les Ferdinand expressed his delight at Hasselbaink’s appointment.

“We went through a very meticulous recruitment process that generated a lot of excellent candidates. We gave ourselves a real selection headache with the high level of candidates we spoke to, but Jimmy was the best of the best, without any doubt,” Ferdinand told www.qpr.co.uk.

“We have been hugely impressed by his work at Burton. Having won League Two, he leaves them at the top of League One, which is an incredible achievement.

“He has that fire in the belly that you look for in all Managers, but not only that, he is also a strong, authoritative leader who commands the respect of all those he works with.

“He leaves no stone unturned in his work on the training ground and prepares his teams meticulously. He is a young manager who has a great knowledge of the game.

“We’re delighted he has agreed to join us and we’re all looking forward to an exciting new chapter at Loftus Road.”

In welcoming Jimmy, the club would also like to place on the record its thanks to Neil Warnock and Kevin Blackwell, who leave the club following their short-term, interim roles.

Ferdinand added: “We are grateful to Neil and Kevin for stepping in on an interim basis at a crucial period in the campaign.

“Having two experienced football men working alongside each other has allowed us the time we needed to go through the necessary process to make the right appointment.

“Neil's passion for QPR shone through in his short time back here and we are eternally grateful to him for the way he came in and helped us out on.

“He led us to seven points from four games, which speaks volumes of the impact he had here in such a short space of time.

“We thank him and Kevin and wish them both well for the future.”







Read more at http://www.qpr.co.uk/news/articl ... vJUUh3lhD4A3TfzW.99

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Draw game for jimmy

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FULL TIME WITH DRAW GAME

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GAME 22
19/12/2015

BRISTOL CITY VS QPR

11PM