Source: Team_Talk
Fighting talk from Hoops honcho Hart
Hart, who was sacked by Portsmouth less than a month ago, has been appointed on a deal until the end of the season after Magilton left by "mutual consent" following his dressing-room bust-up with midfielder Akos Buzsaky.[LNB]"That has nothing to do with me," said Hart. "I'm here now, what has happened in the past has happened and I don't know too much about it. We have to look to the future.[LNB]"We've got a strong squad of players and we feel we might cause a bit of damage in the Championship."[LNB]Hart, 56, had been linked with a move to the coaching staff at Tottenham and revealed he had also been offered a managerial position at another club.[LNB]The former Nottingham Forest boss has also insisted on being in control of any transfers in January as Rangers look to climb back towards the promotion race.[LNB]He added: "There have been one or two offers and I am grateful to those clubs. But this one appealed to me more. This has the potential to be a big, big club.[LNB]"If we need to buy in January then that will be the case. And yes, it will be my decision."[LNB]Hart, who will be assisted by former Luton boss Mick Harford, is not looking beyond his initial contract - which is probably wise given the average longevity of Rangers managers these days.[LNB]But he said: "I like to work, and the opportunity to work and to come to a club of this stature so quickly was important to me.[LNB]"I am here for a short period - it might be longer - until the end of the season and that is time for us all to have a look at each other, to see if we like each other and to get on with it."[LNB]Hart's first game in charge will be against Sheffield United at Loftus Road on Saturday.[LNB][LNB] Q.P.R. v Sheff. Utd To Score 2+ Goals: Q.P.R. 11/8
