Angry Queens Park Rangers fans started protesting because of all that’s been going on in the club for the past two years. Since the new owners, Flavio Briatore and Bernie Ecclestone arrived, many things have changed at Loftus Road stadium in the West London, but the most important thing didn’t – the club are still without results.
After losing to Scunthorpe United at home this weekend (0:1), angry fans surrounded Briatore and Ecclestone demanding the explanation for the club’s terrible policy and complete discontinuity on the manager’s bench, as well as in the transfer policy. Fourth defeat in the last six league games saw experienced manager Paul hart sacked after only 28 days on the bench and this is only the tip of the ice berg of problems in popular Hoops squad.
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