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Queens Park Rangers have sacked manager Neil Critchley after just 12 games in charge at Loftus Road.

The west London club have gone 10 Championship games without a win and are 17th in the table, eight points above the relegation zone.

Critchley, 44, was appointed in December after Michael Beale left for Scottish giants Rangers.

He won his first game against Preston, but has only picked up five points from the 30 available since then.

Rangers took the decision following Saturday's 3-1 defeat at third-placed Middlesbrough, and Critchley's assistants Mike Garrity and Iain Brunskill have also left the club.

Critchley, who had a stint as assistant to Steven Gerrard at Aston Villa earlier in the campaign following just over two years as Blackpool manager, had agreed a three-and-a-half-year deal with the R's.

QPR chief executive Lee Hoos said it was "hugely disappointing to have to make such a decision" so early into his tenure.

"However, after seeing the team slip from play-off contenders to one being drawn into a relegation battle, the board [of directors] felt it had to act," Hoos added in a statement on the club website.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64654963

 

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Michael Beale leaving really affected them by the looks of it. 

Although, QPR seem to be starting a habit of starting a season well and then just fizzling out halfway through. 

They were top 6/8 most of last season, then had a massive drop and tailed off. 

 

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On 21/02/2023 at 17:33, N U F C said:

It's been confirmed.

Didn't realise he'd been at Wycombe for over ten years, takes some doing in the modern day. They've quickly replaced him with Matt Bloomfield from Colchester.

They must have had a conversation prior (tapping up?) so looks a bit 'quick' for me but that is football. Ten years is amazing in the modern game.

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