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Reply | Hull Is For Heroes match fred
at 21:39 21 Jan 2025
Hull kicking lumps out of Lloyd and there it is, 1-2, Rangers prevail. Get in! Well done my team đź‘Ź |
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Reply | Hull Is For Heroes match fred
at 21:14 21 Jan 2025
Tricks his way past the opponent right by the goal line, then bangs it in from a very acute angle. Peachy. |
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Reply | Hull Is For Heroes match fred
at 20:20 21 Jan 2025
Hull look lively to me, too lively. I'm nervous. Well, actually, I usually am with Rangers. |
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Reply | Random irritations..
at 10:24 21 Jan 2025
"Life is far too short to take any business that isn’t yours too seriously. Die tomorrow and you’ll be forgotten in a month. Meh".
This a million times over.
I am fortunate enough to be retired now - thank God - but even though I was always a very hard working, leave no stone unturned type of person during my working life, I still got made redundant five times. Brutal. The last time it happened, I was the only person in the whole company doing what I did, and that still didn't save me.
Going back to Brian's post, at my last company, there was a large number of middle managers who spent an inordinate amount of time in meetings together - meetings which seemed to have little useful output - and who all seemed to think they were gurus and really rather special.
I would e-mail one of them, with other middle managers copied, and the main recipient would usually ignore my mail until one of the other middle managers became involved grrrr 
Thanks to a massive and expensive vanity project - a company split and rebrand - and choosing to spend three years ignoring advice from me and others to develop a key new product, the company has seen its previous expansion go into reverse, has had to pull out of markets it had put huge effort into entering, has seen its visibility drain away and has had to cut hundreds of staff. Clowns 🤡 |
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Reply | Ruben Amorim
at 10:00 21 Jan 2025
I've long felt that, as a club, ManUre need to decide on what their aim is. Do they
A: Just want to win things, even if that means a laser focus on squad balance and relying on a lot of "steady Eddies"
B: Want to focus instead on having an eye-catching team full of established mega stars and the latest flashes in the pan?
It's very difficult to do A and B simultaneously, as I think they are finding, currently.
If they want option A, they might want to bring in Gasperini, the Atalanta manager. He works wonders with young players and cast-offs. Not that I'd like him to leave Atalanta, I love the way that modestly sized club is shaking up both Serie A and European football. I dream that QPR can one day be like them, complete with a tastefully renovated stadium like theirs.
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