Warnock will have no cash to spend from the sale of Taarabt
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Your support makes all the difference.Neil Warnock has admitted that he will not be able to spend any of the money if Adel Taarabt completes his proposed move from QPR to Paris St-Germain. "It's hard work to get players in anyhow," Warnock said. "I don't think I'll be getting any of the money, I think we have just got to look for Bosmans and look for shrewd acquisitions, loan players et cetera."
Warnock said that he would rather keep Taarabt, and that he was "hoping things break down", although recognised that a quick resolution with PSG would be best, and that while "there is nobody like Adel Taarabt," QPR "have just got to move on."
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