andersj
Nick Powell Expert
I thought Faurlin was a central midfield player?
My bad then.
I thought Faurlin was a central midfield player?
Hes honestly one of the last players Id ever want us to sign.
Angry Taarabt storms out of Morocco camp
Queens Park Rangers' Adel Taarabt has stormed out of the Moroccan camp after learning he would not start Saturday's African qualifier against Algeria.
The temperamental midfielder has vowed to quit international football for good after being told he would start the Marrakech clash on the bench.
"I am currently in Marseille," he told Moroccan station Radio Mars on Friday.
"I never want to play for the national team again, with or without (Morocco coach) Eric Gerets."
Moroccan sports correspondent Hakim Gazaoui has told the BBC that fans in Morocco have reacted with anger to Taarabt's move.
After the playmaker was told he would be benched for the Group D clash, Taarabt, 22, reacted by flying to France.
"I decided to quit the national team after learning that I was not going to start against Algeria," Taarabt explained.
"I left without giving any explanations to the coach. I did not want to create any problems within the squad."
"The national team is now finished for me. I would prefer to represent my country through my club."
Taarabt was a key factor in QPR's recent promotion to the Premier League, being named the Championship player of the year.
He has had problems with the Moroccan team before, reacting badly when forced to start last October's 2012 Nations Cup qualifier against Tanzania on the bench.
Having played for France at youth level, Taarabt made his debut for the land of his birth in 2009.
Morocco were already without freescoring Ajax Amsterdam striker Mounir al-Hamdoui for the spicy Algeria clash, with the Atlas Lions keen to avenge their 1-0 defeat in Annaba in March.
Both North African sides lie in the bottom half of Group D, trailing Central African Republic and Tanzania, although all four teams boast four points at present.
Can't believe people are linking him with us.
Can't believe people are linking him with us.
Monsieur Eric alsos stormed out of club & country. Calling everyone shite...and punching a team-mate in the tunnel.
He left without explanation to avoid creating problems?
He blows hot and cold, I saw at least 6 games last season on Sky and he was outstanding in 3 of them. Then in the other 3 I think he got subbed twice as he was that poor.
QPR should bite PSG's hands off at that price, get a few players and try to get players that will work for their team.
I hope they don't, 'cos Spurs get a healthy chunk of any sell-on fee.No way QPR will turn that down
PSG are really trying to spunk money around aren't thy.
That appears to be his problem alright. Warnock has often said of him that he would do nothing for 80 minutes and then pop up with a moment of magic to win the game.
To be fair, that sounded like Ronaldo in his younger years....
PSG are tossing around money like water in an ocean. Should make these interesting in France this season.
UffffffffffAdel Taarabt on his way to PSG
The Evening Standard are reporting that Paris St Germain are close to agreeing a £15million deal with Queens Park Rangers for Adel Taarabt. If true, the big question will be whether QPR give Warnock the money to spend.
"They've made it clear to me we've got to try and get value for money, don't spend transfer fees," Warnock said.
"They've agreed to pay £1.25million for Campbell but I can't see any other money changing hands, other than DJ Campbell, if I'm honest.
"I thought I'd have a few millions, if I'm honest. I was disappointed but it's not the end of the world. It would have been nice to have money to spend but its just another one of those things in my managerial career where I have to show what I can do."
The Evening Standard
QPR are owned by a billionaire aren't they?
Don't see need to sell him
I think it's a very good move for him.He'll play european football (granted europa league) and will be very exposed at PSG.If he has a nice season he'll either multiply his wages or get picked up by a bigger club.
Sky Sports sources understand that Paris St Germain have made a formal £8.7million bid for QPR's Adel Taarabt.
It was reported yesterday by skysports.com that PSG were in talks with Taarabt's representatives over a return to France after he came through the youth ranks at Lens.
And it is now believed that the French giants, who have recently been taken over by Qatari investors, have lodged an official offer for the mercurial Moroccan.
The 22-year-old shone last season after making a permanent move to Loftus Road from Tottenham last summer for a fee of around £1million.
Taarabt was named the league's player of the year after helping the Hoops win the Championship title to return to the Premier League after a 15-year absence.