Fernandes hit back at criticism from QPR fans on Twitter
Tony Fernandes hit back at his critics on Twitter following QPR’s defeat at Cardiff.
The co-chairman insisted the club is in good shape and will “stick to the plan” after a decent start to the season.
Cardiff came from behind after Matt Smith had put Rangers ahead against the Championship leaders.
We will not be moved and will stick to the plan. No point going up and coming down again. Academy doing good. Scouting much better.
— Tony Fernandes (@tonyfernandes) August 26, 2017
Club in good financial position. 7 points from 5 against good opposition.
— Tony Fernandes (@tonyfernandes) August 26, 2017
Fans who abuse really don’t appreciate all we are doing. Easy to run down. And for the record criticism of Fine. Being abusive is just poor
— Tony Fernandes (@tonyfernandes) August 26, 2017
Right I’m signing off. Going to watch the boxing now. Haters will hate . But nothig changes. Love what we doing at rangers.
— Tony Fernandes (@tonyfernandes) August 26, 2017
27/08/2017 @ 11:37 am
A properly-organised team with ambition and flair would be looking to secure two points on average from each match. Rangers are already three wins behind that target with a suspect defence and a largely ineffective attack. Sylla is the top scorer yet rarely starts. Holloway talks too much and achieves too little. Look at how Neil Warnock has organised Cardiff
26/08/2017 @ 10:10 pm
Really disappointed in the lack of signings firstly, poor players still being picked even when they’re making poor mistakes every week, going to be a long hard season, not looking forward to it
26/08/2017 @ 8:01 pm
None so blind,as them that won’t see,Mr. Fernandes perhaps you could explain “the plan”to us mere mortals,as all we see is a team with NO chance of going up,but a definite chance of going down,as was plain to see from last seasons performance.We don’t expect miracles,however some semblance of progress within the squad would give the faithful paying customer,some encouragement.