dpjfox Posted 29 October 2007 Posted 29 October 2007 Surely some questions should be asked as to why Plymouth were so eager to let him go? Plymouth dont want him to go, have offerred him a contract, current one almost complete. Only chance we have is if he is amate of Fulops
Bert Posted 29 October 2007 Posted 29 October 2007 I just don't understand why he'd want to leave Plymouth who will always do quite well for Qpr.
ronnup Posted 29 October 2007 Posted 29 October 2007 I just don't understand why he'd want to leave Plymouth who will always do quite well for Qpr. It's all about the benjamins mate. (That means money) ((I think, my jive's pretty rusty))
Phil Bert Fox Posted 29 October 2007 Posted 29 October 2007 I just don't understand why he'd want to leave Plymouth who will always do quite well for Qpr. Just seen it on my local Carrott Cruncher local news, He's signed for Queens Park Rovers. He's shite anyway, ive seen him a few times at Arrrrgyle and he goes missing for hours on end, although he has got the ability to turn a game, I guess he's a lazy git. Don't need anymore of those!
MPH Posted 29 October 2007 Posted 29 October 2007 I just don't understand why he'd want to leave Plymouth who will always do quite well for Qpr. size of contract? if they have a new manager who has managed the likes of Napoli, ect then i guess he would of only been enticed here with the promise of money to spend.....
MPH Posted 30 October 2007 Posted 30 October 2007 he has gone to QPR http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11688_2835149,00.html Queens Park Rangers have brought in Plymouth Argyle midfielder Akos Buzsaky on a two-month loan deal. The Hungary international is out of contract at Home Park at the end of the season and has been allowed to leave on loan by manager Ian Holloway. He has made 11 Championship appearances this season and has impressed for The Pilgrims since joining the club from Porto in January 2005. Buzsaky becomes new QPR boss Luigi De Canio's first signing and he is expected to make his debut against Hull City on Saturday. Honour The schemer is relishing the opportunity to play at Loftus Road and is hoping to figure in the weekend's Championship fixture. "I am really looking forward to playing here," Buzsaky told the club's official website. "It is a nice honour to be handed the No.10 shirt, but for me it is more important how you play rather than the shirt you wear. "I haven't played a full match for three weeks, so I am excited at the prospect of playing against Hull City on Saturday."
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