QPR sack manager

QPR will this morning begin the search for their fifth permanent manager in the past 18 months after insisting they had no option but to sack Paulo Sousa.

Fri, 10 Apr, 2009 - 08:44

QPR will this morning begin the search for their fifth permanent manager in the past 18 months after insisting they had no option but to sack Paulo Sousa.

The former Portugal midfielder was fired last night after just five months and 26 matches in charge following the row over Dexter Blackstock`s loan move to Nottingham Forest.

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