Mark Hughes has been sacked as manager of Queens Park Rangers, the BBC and the club have confirmed.
The axe came down on the Welshman this morning with Qpr finding themselves bottom of the Premier League going into this weekend’s game at Old Trafford against Manchester United and with no wins to their name this campaign. That disastrous start was Qpr’s worst ever in England’s top flight, going 12 games without a solitary victory.
Qpr released the following statement just moments after the sacking was confirmed:
This decision has been taken after careful consideration by the Board of Directors, following numerous meetings over the last few days.
The Board of Directors wish to thank Mark for his commitment, hard work and dedication in his ten months in charge.
Mark has shown integrity and professionalism throughout his time here, but ultimately the circumstances we find ourselves in have left...
The axe came down on the Welshman this morning with Qpr finding themselves bottom of the Premier League going into this weekend’s game at Old Trafford against Manchester United and with no wins to their name this campaign. That disastrous start was Qpr’s worst ever in England’s top flight, going 12 games without a solitary victory.
Qpr released the following statement just moments after the sacking was confirmed:
This decision has been taken after careful consideration by the Board of Directors, following numerous meetings over the last few days.
The Board of Directors wish to thank Mark for his commitment, hard work and dedication in his ten months in charge.
Mark has shown integrity and professionalism throughout his time here, but ultimately the circumstances we find ourselves in have left...
- 11/23/2012
- by Matt Holmes
- Obsessed with Film
When in doubt, return to the original recipe.
Taylor Lautner didn't have a whole lot of success with his first post-"Twilight" lead - last year's critically-denounced thriller from Lionsgate, "Abduction" - so for his next stint in the action genre, he'll be joining arms with two old pals who he's shared some considerable success alongside in the past.
Deadline reports that Lautner has been cast in "Twilight" co-producers Mark Bowen and Wyck Godfrey's next action-thriller, "Tracers," which'll feature him in the lead as Cam, a Big Apple bike messenger who's indebted to a crime gang and runs into (literally) a girl who spends her time doing parkour around New York City.
International distributors are to be shopped out at Cannes later this month, and Bowen and Godfrey have praised the decision to cast Lautner for the lead. Bowen said, "We've had great successes making films for this audience...
Taylor Lautner didn't have a whole lot of success with his first post-"Twilight" lead - last year's critically-denounced thriller from Lionsgate, "Abduction" - so for his next stint in the action genre, he'll be joining arms with two old pals who he's shared some considerable success alongside in the past.
Deadline reports that Lautner has been cast in "Twilight" co-producers Mark Bowen and Wyck Godfrey's next action-thriller, "Tracers," which'll feature him in the lead as Cam, a Big Apple bike messenger who's indebted to a crime gang and runs into (literally) a girl who spends her time doing parkour around New York City.
International distributors are to be shopped out at Cannes later this month, and Bowen and Godfrey have praised the decision to cast Lautner for the lead. Bowen said, "We've had great successes making films for this audience...
- 5/14/2012
- by Amanda Bell
- NextMovie
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