Seems like Warnock has taken the Huddersfield job

[splott parker]

I suppose we were about six places higher in the table when he left compared to when he arrived, but I think it’s stretching things to say he left us better off.

And all the cupboards bare!!

[North Cardiff Blue]

Danny Gabbidon’s not bothered by Neil Warnock’s appointment at Huddersfield.

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/...towns-26263958

He's partly right it's in our own hands, a win tonight and I think we will comfortably pull away!

They're at home to Birmingham tomorrow, Warnock won't really have had any time, but let's see where we both are tomorrow night.

[dembethewarrior]

But got us promoted with a load of journeymen the season after taking over when we were in danger of relegation.

It is strange how some people never mention this.

It always gets mentioned. Just before it's mentioned how he wasted millions on Reid, Murphy etc.

[dembethewarrior]

Some great excitement and goals for the kids when warnock was here

But the modern football types want it passed into the next

We will see

Aye fantastic. My daughter got bored and didn't want to go and watch the shit he was serving up. Aye, kids loved it, fantastic.

[North Cardiff Blue]

Warnock's first game and he has made 7 changes including the keeper, a bit early for him to make a big impact but this game will be interesting.

[Rjk]

Warnock's first game and he has made 7 changes including the keeper, a bit early for him to make a big impact but this game will be interesting.

ah, well, nonetheless

[Bobby Dandruff]

Aye fantastic. My daughter got bored and didn't want to go and watch the shit he was serving up. Aye, kids loved it, fantastic.

Yes. The kids really hated being in the Premier League, didn’t they…….?

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Aye fantastic. My daughter got bored and didn't want to go and watch the shit he was serving up. Aye, kids loved it, fantastic.

She didn't want to go because the ball wasn't hitting the back of the net

Kids are like that

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Yes. The kids really hated being in the Premier League, didn’t they…….?

Funny how half our fans vanished on relegation

It was the quality of the football obviously ....

[2b2bdoo]

I wouldn’t worry about Huddersfield, Warnock is past it, Gabbidon told us.

[Eric the Half a Bee]

Funny how half our fans vanished on relegation

It was the quality of the football obviously ....

Time for a few corrections....

Half of the crowd didn't vanish after relegation. We lost a certain percentage of our crowd in line with many other teams who come down from the Prem. Those clubs whose attendances are little affected by relegation are quite rare.

You'd expect crowds to start dropping if promotion doesn't look likely. Call that what you like, but it happens almost across the board. We were never looking like playoff hopefuls but our crowds stayed almost the same under Warnock and Harris on average. Unfortunately we had Covid lockdown but I do wonder what our crowds would have been towards the end of the season when we went on a great run to finish in the playoffs? We can only speculate, but we'd easily have had more than our season average of nearly 23k (which isn't half of 31k).

[Eric the Half a Bee]

I wouldn’t worry about Huddersfield, Warnock is past it, Gabbidon told us.

I certainly wouldn't worry about one result against a shit side. In fact, had Huddersfield not won today, I would have considered them dead and buried.

[logic]

Time for a few corrections....

Half of the crowd didn't vanish after relegation. We lost a certain percentage of our crowd in line with many other teams who come down from the Prem. Those clubs whose attendances are little affected by relegation are quite rare.

You'd expect crowds to start dropping if promotion doesn't look likely. Call that what you like, but it happens almost across the board. We were never looking like playoff hopefuls but our crowds stayed almost the same under Warnock and Harris on average. Unfortunately we had Covid lockdown but I do wonder what our crowds would have been towards the end of the season when we went on a great run to finish in the playoffs? We can only speculate, but we'd easily have had more than our season average of nearly 23k (which isn't half of 31k).

Family Stand had plenty of empty seats after we were relegated. People bought the cheap seasons tickets to reserve seats should we return to the Prem, maybe went to the odd game here or there. In the last few seasons, empty seats have become far more visible.

[North Cardiff Blue]

Returning boss Neil Warnock said he had "tears in his eyes" following the reception he got from Huddersfield Town fans before their comeback victory over Birmingham City.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64606741

[North Cardiff Blue]

I certainly wouldn't worry about one result against a shit side. In fact, had Huddersfield not won today, I would have considered them dead and buried.

Come off it, you're hatred for Warnock and desperation to be right is making you talk nonsense.

Before our last two games, you said you wouldn't be worried if Cardiff had lost the last two games and that the season wouldn't be over if they did, that would have us bottom of the League with 29 points.

Yet now you are claiming Birmingham are shit, and that Huddersfield season would have been over and they would have been dead and buried if they hadn't won, make your mind up!