QPR legend Venables insists club should stick with Hughes
Former QPR manager Terry Venables says the club should stick with Mark Hughes – even if Rangers lose to fellow strugglers Southampton.
It has been suggested that Hughes, who played under Venables at Barcelona, could be fired if his team fail to pick up their first league win of the season today.
In his column in The Sun, Venables writes: “A new manager would almost certainly want to make more new signings of his own in January.
“Then the club would be back to square one, waiting for new players to gel with the second half of the season well under way. I would stick with Hughes.”
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Meanwhile, former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho wants Real Madrid to make a bid for Ashley Cole in January, according to the Daily Mirror.
Cole, whose Stamford Bridge contract expires at the end of the season, has previously been linked with the Spanish giants.
And it is claimed Real boss Mourinho is keen to sign him as a replacement for Marcelo, who will be out for months with a broken foot.
It is also suggested that Cole, said to be considering a move to Paris St-Germain, would be tempted by Real if they made an offer.
The Mirror also say Juventus will offer Chelsea legend Didier Drogba a return to the Champions League if the Italian side qualify for the last 16.
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