Kevin Gallen believes QPR might need to call upon Bright Osayi-Samuel if a deal cannot be agreed for him to join Fenerbahce now rather than at the end of the season.
Osayi-Samuel has been left out of the side since signing a pre-contract agreement to join the Turkish club when his Rangers deal expires in the summer.
Former R’s striker Gallen was joined by West London Sport’s Dan Bennett, Ben Kosky and Ian McCullough.
They also discussed keeper Seny Dieng’s excellent performances and Rangers’ urgent need to bring in midfield reinforcements following the news that Tom Carroll faces three months on the sidelines with a knee injury.
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22/01/2021 @ 1:59 pm
Spot on T Block Dave, as others have said, we. as fans are not privy to the whole story but we DOP know the ghist of it. Beats me why he didnt follow Eze’s example – thats the way to do things.
22/01/2021 @ 12:37 pm
This is an interesting conundrum for QPR. Play him or not ? Well we shut Ryan Manning out who was our best defender, for refusing to sign a new contract, and should we stick to our policy ? What if we went down ? Would Bright-Samuels performances keep us up ? For those of you who read my comments (Angryoap and I get on really well on here !) I’m not fan of Warburton The Dimlo, and his stubborn approach to all matters, but on this point I agree with him and the sentiment on here. Don’t play Bright-Samuel, give Chris Willoch an opportunity to shine, which I think he will. Don’t take a player in exchange for Bright-Samuel, its money or nothing, and if he has to train alone, lesson learned !
22/01/2021 @ 9:08 am
Hold out for a cash payment, if not forthcoming, just dont select at all for the rest of the season, they will then get a rusty, match unfit player, just what he deserves really.
it would take him ages to get match fit again.
22/01/2021 @ 9:04 am
Who IS this disloyal player that we can live without?
22/01/2021 @ 12:08 am
Obviously as fans we don’t hear the whole story, but I feel BOS needed to think more about the club who invested a lot of time, money and development into him – making him a far better player than when he arrived. Football is a business and I think BOS should have shown a bit more character and put himself in a position where all parties were happy for him to leave. I wish him lots of luck but I feel that’s the last we’ll see of him in the UK plying his trade. But I actually feel the club are right to park him in the U23’s until he leaves. Let’s develop other players in that position who have a future at QPR.
21/01/2021 @ 6:35 pm
Get rid or chuck in the reserves. Shown no loyalty to the Club. So he can’t expect any respect in return. We can live without him.