Queens Park Rangers manager Mark Hughes angry at John Terry summer trial date Anton is involved in the case, they have been given a date and that's slap bang in pre-season from my point of view and from Anton's point of view. That is going to impact on his preparation for a new season. Hughes said that he was unaware of any consultation with QPR over the trial date, although a holiday that Ferdinand had planned for June was mentioned during Wednesday's hearing. The Crown also suggested March as a potential date, with Hughes adamant that he would like the situation dealt with as quickly as possible. "I don't know how they have come up with the date, whether or not they have had discussions with the FA and the courts and they have made sure that it doesn't impact on the Euros," he said. They haven't discussed it with us - they've certainly not discussed it with me. The date seems to be set in stone, it's just unfortunate it will be slap bang in the middle of our pre-season preparation. I think for everyone it seems to have been dragging on forever. I, and I would have thought Anton too, would have preferred it to be done and dusted by now. I think everybody would. Asked if he would have expected to be involved if there was any discussion over the date, Hughes said: "Certainly to put our point, to make them understand there could be a little bit of an issue from our point of view." Terry has vehemently denied the allegations of racist behaviour ever since they first surfaced.