Time to look at Next QPR Manager betting now, after Neil Warnock got the book from Loftus Road. After just about salvaging their FA Cup hopes with a late equaliser against the MK Dons from League One, the QPR board have had enough, and now there is a vacancy at the club. After what looked to be a fairly reasonable start to life in the Premier League, QPR have taken a nose dive. There has just been one win in the last eleven league matches for Rangers now, with just one win and two draws the only points having been picked up by them. A home defeat against Norwich and the FA Cup scrape through on the weekend has prompted some drastic action from the QPR board. QPR have racked up just one win at home in the league this season, and while they have picked up three away wins in the Premier League, it clearly isn’t enough as the relegation zone is sucking them in. Rangers are just one point away from the drop zone now and need an upswing in form to climb back up. They have been overshadowed on their return by both Norwich and Swansea, who are eight and six points ahead of them respectively in the league standings. Now Warnock, who took over at Loftus Road in March of 2010, has to step aside after nearly two years in charge.
The question now as to who will be the next QPR Manager is all about who is available to be in line to succeed him. The most likely candidate lined up at the moment is Mark Hughes, who apparently the club are lining up to get. Hughes of course has a proven track record and history in the Premier League, and has a reputation of producing teams which are hard to beat, and QPR need a bit of steel. Other names in the running are ex Chelsea star Gianfranco Zola, who could make a return to the Premier League but is priced back at 7/1 with Paddy Power and looking unlikely. Rafa Benitez has also been touted as being in the running, but like Zola doesn’t make too much of an interesting prospect. Sven Goran Eriksson however, priced at 12/1 with William Hill wouldn’t make too bad of an outside shot, but of course the recently fired Steve Bruce, back at 18/1 with Paddy Power could certainly bring a lot of experience to the hot seat at the club. The onus now is on QPR Chairman Tony Fernandez to get someone in to the position quickly in order to have time to try and steer QPR clear of the relegation zone.
Next QPR Manager Betting
Mark Hughes: 1/2 at Paddy Power
Gianfranco Zola: 8/1 at Paddy Power
Rafa Benitez: 12/1 at SkyBet
Sven Goran Eriksson: 12/1 at William Hill
Steve Bruce: 18/1 at Paddy Power
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