Post by northwesthoop on Jun 23, 2020 16:10:18 GMT
Rangel certainly makes us a better team as it stands, but I do agree I think some of the favourable views of Rangel come from how underwhelming Kane has been.
I have no issue with Rangel staying as an experienced squad member if he is on a low wage.
70% of polled wanted to keep him, which is as much a reaction to Todd Kane as it is to Rangel's superiority....
Unfortunately, this is where we are as a club, the choice is a 37yo who can't defend or a 26yo who can't defend or attack. The decision is yours, Mr. Warbuton.
In the battle of the QPR old boys in the League 1 play off first leg it was an emphatic 4 - 1 win for Gareth Ainsworth's Wycombe. In typical Joey Barton style Fleetwood who were at home managed to get 2 men sent off which didn't help their cause. Clint Hill who is now Fleetwood's first team coach looked less then impressed.
Both Giles Phillips and Paul Smyth who are on loan from the R's were on the bench for Wycombe but neither got on.
In the other League 1 play off match it ended 1 - 1 between ex QPR Assistant Manager, Kenny Jackett's Portsmouth and Oxford.
In the battle of the QPR old boys in the League 1 play off first leg it was an emphatic 4 - 1 win for Gareth Ainsworth's Wycombe. In typical Joey Barton style Fleetwood who were at home managed to get 2 men sent off which didn't help their cause. Clint Hill who is now Fleetwood's first team coach looked less then impressed.
Both Giles Phillips and Paul Smyth who are on loan from the R's were on the bench for Wycombe but neither got on.
In the other League 1 play off match it ended 1 - 1 between ex QPR Assistant Manager, Kenny Jackett's Portsmouth and Oxford.
Taking aside what was obviously a 'lively' match between Wycombe and Fleetwood, it is sad to see that in this critical match neither Phillips or Smyth came on as subs - let alone started! I wonder what Ainsworth has reported back on the pair in terms of their ability and progress?
In the battle of the QPR old boys in the League 1 play off first leg it was an emphatic 4 - 1 win for Gareth Ainsworth's Wycombe. In typical Joey Barton style Fleetwood who were at home managed to get 2 men sent off which didn't help their cause. Clint Hill who is now Fleetwood's first team coach looked less then impressed.
Both Giles Phillips and Paul Smyth who are on loan from the R's were on the bench for Wycombe but neither got on.
In the other League 1 play off match it ended 1 - 1 between ex QPR Assistant Manager, Kenny Jackett's Portsmouth and Oxford.
Taking aside what was obviously a 'lively' match between Wycombe and Fleetwood, it is sad to see that in this critical match neither Phillips or Smyth came on as subs - let alone started! I wonder what Ainsworth has reported back on the pair in terms of their ability and progress?
It would appear that neither have progressed as well as Warburton would have hoped and it shows just how weak we will be next year if they return as part of our first team squad. There is no doubt that Smyth is skillfull but he lacks a bit of physicality and defenders soon find out how to bully players like him out of the game.
