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QPR defender Fitz Hall is pleased he will be back working with Iain Dowie again.
The pair worked together at Crystal Palace and are now reunited after Dowie was appointed as the R's new first team coach.
Hall said: "He's a players' manager and I am sure all the lads here will get on with him.
"When he was at Palace he was considered the next big thing in terms of management.
"He did incredibly well there to get them promoted through the play-offs and I'm sure he will be a success here."
Hall insists it will not be easy under the new boss but believes hard work on the training ground will set them on the road to the Premiership.
He added: "Training will be completely different. It will be far more intense.
"In my opinion he is the man to get us into the Premiership and that's what we are working towards."
11:52am Thursday 15th May 2008
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CommentPosted by: Mark, Bromley on 2:07pm Thu 15 May 08
Shut it Hall. You are an below average player playing under a below average Manager for a below average team
EAGLES !!!!!!
Shut it Hall. You are an below average player playing under a below average Manager for a below average team
EAGLES !!!!!!
Posted by: G Whiz, West London on 11:12pm Fri 16 May 08
Thanks [bold]palArse[/bold] fan, now p1ss of back to your sh1t hole of a football club with your whinging manager and perma-tan n0b of an owner...
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palArse fan, now p1ss of back to your sh1t hole of a football club with your whinging manager and perma-tan n0b of an owner...
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