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Thread: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

  1. #26

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee View Post
    In terms of points won, then yes.

    28 points from 18 games gives an average of 1.56 per game.

    Solskjaer won a less than impressive 1.33 per game.

    Slade's ppg average was a dreadful 1.21 per game until Trollope joined as coach. Between them they had an average of 1.52 points per game. Slade's overall in charge was 1.44.

    Trollope's short stint in charge yielded 0.72 points a game.
    Why was it necessary to break Slade's PPG average into a pre and post-Trollope? Are you suggesting that Trollope turned Slade into a better manager? If so, his 0.72 ppg average contradicts that.

    Also, Warnock's figures are skewed because of the new manager effect, and the shorter period of games. He also hasn't been forced to sell players left right centre up and down!

  2. #27

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by goats View Post
    What about the recruitment lad from Azerbaijan??? Wonder what happened to him.....
    Once the painting job was finished there was no need to keep him on..

  3. #28
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    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kris View Post
    Why was it necessary to break Slade's PPG average into a pre and post-Trollope? Are you suggesting that Trollope turned Slade into a better manager? If so, his 0.72 ppg average contradicts that.

    Also, Warnock's figures are skewed because of the new manager effect, and the shorter period of games. He also hasn't been forced to sell players left right centre up and down!
    Slade did a decent job (with the talented squad he inherited) by the end in regard to points accumulation. But there was a massive and obvious improvement as soon as Paul Trollope arrived. I believe that's down to Trollope's arrival and his influence as coach, but what would I really know? I wasn't on the training field so I'm just guessing.

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    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by thehumblegringo View Post
    My nan could have been a better manager than the ones we've had after Malky!
    Gringo's Nans' Barmy Army



    Some things you cant quite put your finger on, and are not wholly reflected in stats or even results, but it seems that since Warnock arrived, 'Cardiff City FC' started a return from exile, and continues to do so increasingly, week by week.
    Priceless, pleasing and very welcome.

  5. #30
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    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Neil Warnock looks like a nan... Could he be...? Is that...? No. No way.

  6. #31

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by Blue in the Face View Post
    Neil Warnock looks like a nan... Could he be...? Is that...? No. No way.
    He doesn't, he actually looks like one of the goblins off Harry Potter


  7. #32

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kris View Post
    Why was it necessary to break Slade's PPG average into a pre and post-Trollope? Are you suggesting that Trollope turned Slade into a better manager? If so, his 0.72 ppg average contradicts that.

    Also, Warnock's figures are skewed because of the new manager effect, and the shorter period of games. He also hasn't been forced to sell players left right centre up and down!
    In Slade's first transfer window, we signed 6 players and sold/released 5

    Trollope joined the backroom staff on the 14th of February 2015 which means the pre-Trollope PPG is based on 19 games, Warnock has managed 18 which makes the comparison a fair one

    Also claiming Warnock's figures are skewed compared to Slade's because of a "New manager effect" is ridiculous seeing as the amount of games included in the pre-Trollope PPG is similar to the amount included in Warnock's

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  9. #34

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by Steve R View Post
    Are you suggesting Robin Williams isn't dead but is pretending to be Neil Warnock?

  10. #35

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Our best manager since DJ

  11. #36

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by Penarth Blues View Post
    Are you suggesting Robin Williams isn't dead but is pretending to be Neil Warnock?
    Two genuises

  12. #37

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by Llanedeyrnblue View Post
    What was saint Malky's average?
    Anyone know what Malky's average was excluding the Premier League season?

  13. #38

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by NYCBlue View Post
    Anyone know what Malky's average was excluding the Premier League season?
    Yes, in purely league form it is 1.76, which equates to 81 points in a season.

  14. #39

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by Penarth Blues View Post
    Are you suggesting Robin Williams isn't dead but is pretending to be Neil Warnock?
    He's not dead silly, he's going on a UK Tour this year.

  15. #40

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa View Post
    Yes, in purely league form it is 1.76, which equates to 81 points in a season.
    Not too shabby.

  16. #41

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by NYCBlue View Post
    Not too shabby.
    whats his following seasons statistic,get him to text it to me.

  17. #42

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by Blue in the Face View Post
    Slade did a decent job (with the talented squad he inherited) by the end in regard to points accumulation. But there was a massive and obvious improvement as soon as Paul Trollope arrived. I believe that's down to Trollope's arrival and his influence as coach, but what would I really know? I wasn't on the training field so I'm just guessing.
    Slade should get credit for appointing Trollope then. No one breaks down Fergue's figures based on his assistants and coaches. Why? Because the proper statisticians appreciate that managers are responsible for background staff as well as first team players.

  18. #43

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    To also support the 'be fair to Slade' sentiment, he wasn't allowed to bring any of his own appointments initially and instead had to make do with the cluster**** that was Young and Gabbidon as coaches.

    I loved them both as players but they comprehensively proved that they had no clue about coaching. So finally being allowed to bring Trollope in enabled him to put right that problem. Unfortunately he was simply unable to inspire the fans. I was one of the ones on here wanting him to succeed but in the end it was clear that he didn't have 'it' - whatever 'it' is.

    Warnock on the other hand has 'it' in abundance and for the first time in many years I am actually really looking forward to our next match as opposed to looking forward to talking to the people sat around me.

  19. #44

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by BlueArmy 86 View Post
    If he stays long enough I truly believe he'll do a better job that malky

    Really........
    I hope your right for the clubs sake but I know your wrong badly

  20. #45

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by chepstow View Post
    Really........
    I hope your right for the clubs sake but I know your wrong badly
    Can I have the Euromillions lottery numbers for next month please?

  21. #46
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    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by CCFCPhil View Post
    Slade should get credit for appointing Trollope then. No one breaks down Fergue's figures based on his assistants and coaches. Why? Because the proper statisticians appreciate that managers are responsible for background staff as well as first team players.
    Yes, good points.

  22. #47

    Re: Warnock - our best manager since relegation from the Premier League?

    Quote Originally Posted by chepstow View Post
    Really........
    I hope your right for the clubs sake but I know your wrong badly
    What or who is a "wrong badly"?

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