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[Tony Towner]

I don't think Bouba is a sitting midfielder at all. Leave that to Neves.

I appreciate it's a Twitter comment from 3 years ago, but it would suggest he sees Neves' strengths higher up the pitch. I think we waste him as a sitter

 

[Johnny75]

I don't think Bouba is a sitting midfielder at all. Leave that to Neves.

Neves sitting, Traore and Nunes driving forward with the ball.

 

[North Shropshire Lad]

Small sample size, but what I've seen of Boubacar is that he would lack the discipline to be a sitting midfielder. He'd be better at breaking up play higher in midfield. More young Vieira than Makelele.

 

[Johnny75]

Small sample size, but what I've seen of Boubacar is that he would lack the discipline to be a sitting midfielder. He'd be better at breaking up play higher in midfield. More young Vieira than Makelele.

Definitely that box to box workhorse.

I agree the way he moves reminds me of Viera.

 

[Tredman]

'Borrowed' from Reddit



Alan will be chuffed

That sounds a bit Brentdan

 

[Alan]

'Borrowed' from Reddit



Alan will be chuffed

If he puts Nelson in a suit he can keep the job for life.

 

[MARKakaJIM]

I appreciate it's a Twitter comment from 3 years ago, but it would suggest he sees Neves' strengths higher up the pitch. I think we waste him as a sitter

Don't think playing forwards means you have to play further up the pitch.

 

[Wolvensam]

I don’t think Nuno ever played Neves as anything other than a sitting midfielder did he? It’s the Leicester 4-3 that tweet is related to.

 

[Parkins left foot]

Beale wold be a 'left field' appaoinment, but from what has been posted seems well respected & I don't consider we have a load of PL diva's in the squad.

We are not going to get a top previously succesful manager with a good track record so not sure that this is any worse than a no name failed one from europe.

Will mean that I have to put up with a crap window clean if it happens as Adam is a QPR fan & knows that I am Wolves

 

[Tony Towner]

Don't think playing forwards means you have to play further up the pitch.

He said looks for his forwards not playing forwards

 

[MARKakaJIM]

He said looks for his forwards not playing forwards

Well looking for your forwards is playing forwards passes, no? That's my interpretation of his comment, Neves is always looking to play into the forwards, that's something which could be true of any position.

 

[AndyWolves]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1582758781955768322

 

[Wolvensam]

He comes across really well in this Sky Sports interview too:

Michael Beale interview: Steven Gerrard's former assistant on his coaching journey and QPR challenge

Michael Beale coached players including Mason Mount and Trent Alexander-Arnold in the Chelsea and Liverpool academies, has been assistant manager at Sao Paulo, Rangers and Aston Villa, and is now taking on first job as a head coach at QPR

www.skysports.com

"It was the best decision I made - albeit I wasn't ready to leave Liverpool. A lot of the jobs I've left, I wasn't ready to leave but the opportunity to make that next challenge and that next step I felt was important to me."

"People talk about pressure but pressure is a privilege. That's because people expect things of you. If people don't expect things of you, you're probably at the wrong level or club."

 

[prawnking]

He's gonna turn us down, isn't he?

 

[Wolvensam]

He's gonna turn us down, isn't he?

I don't think so, but it's going to be a steep learning curve for him and us I think. Bruno never felt very permanent - more a safe (well, unsafe) pair of hands to look after the project. It's quite clear they want to evolve the project and move it on now.

QPR are being super quiet on this, though. If we want to move quickly will he be in the dugout tonight?

 

[Alan]

I'd prefer he was. Be committed to your current post until the end, I say. Shows character.

 

[YoungWolf]

Sounds like he is keen. But imagine how embarrassing it would be if he did turn us down

 

[b3h]

Liking all the positive links people have posted.

It's gunna be a tough job for anyone to take on. Seeing as he's fairly young and highly regarded by players and other coaches, plus doing well in his current job, then he obviously backs himself to come in and help us push forward. I.e surely be another opportunity to manage at a better level in his near future.

In fact if he turns us down then maybe we really are in the shit haha.

 

[Tony Towner]

Remember all the media were saying Lopetegui was coming until he met Jeff

 

[Jack Regan]

Remember all the media were saying Lopetegui was coming until he met Jeff

It'll be ok, we'll send Scott Sellars instead...