View Full Version : What kind of reception will warnock get Sunday?
Father Dougal
27-04-23, 22:02
Last time he came here with Middlesbrough he got an absolutely huge hero welcome. Cardiff fans chanted his name even during the game and celebrated with him after his team had turned us over 2 0.
Very unique circumstances as it was mick mccarthy last game of course.
I wonder if he will get another heroes welcome on Sunday or if a more neutral response this time?
J R Hartley
27-04-23, 22:06
He will get a good reception no doubt. There’s still many Colin bummers amongst our fan base, there are plenty on this message board.
Sickening how people still fall for his bullshit.
The Lone Gunman
27-04-23, 22:07
Of course he will. Sadly.
JamesWales
27-04-23, 22:08
He will get a good reception from me.
I think he will be largely ignored this time.
A manager that took us from nowhere to the PL and almost stayed there. Of course he will get applauded as must normal fans - the huge majority, those that don’t live on here - appreciate what he did.
He will get a good reception from me.
And me, the bloke took me to places I only dreamt of. There are some right but jobs on here
Sunnysideup
27-04-23, 22:13
I’ll be waiting outside the main reception for the Hudders team coach and hopefully Neil will have a signed photo left in his fanny bag to give me lol 😂
A good reception from me, one of our best.
I hope he goes home upset though.
Father Dougal
27-04-23, 22:16
I think he will be largely ignored this time.
I agree. Last time was first time back. He left a little unexpectedly and it was maybe or 8th or 9th defeat in a row with Mick stubbornly playing 5 centre backs. His team winning felt like a relief at the time as surely that meant mick would finally get sacked (and he was). It was the perfect storm.
A lot has changed since then and the game is more important (assuming reading beat wigan)
Splott-light...
27-04-23, 22:21
i'll be sat in my house blowing raspberries every time the camera pans on to him, may even shake my fist sometimes too, just to add a little variation
SLUDGE FACTORY
27-04-23, 22:25
It's great that we are virtually safe tonight
I hope we win to ensure safety or at least get a point
We need to cheer on the team and get them over the line
Then at the end of the game thank the players
If some people want to wave at Neil Warnock that's fine , I think he was a great manager for us but at the end of the game I will naff off home
cyril evans awaydays
27-04-23, 22:26
i'll be sat in my house blowing raspberries every time the camera pans on to him, may even shake my fist sometimes too, just to add a little variation
Everyone loves a Warnock euphemism!
Michael Morris
27-04-23, 22:27
Huddersfield have a lot more to be fearful of than we do.
Thankfully we are starting this game with a laissez-faire attitude.
We will be totally safe if Reading don't win on Saturday. But we can put a **** or two into Huddersfield on Sunday. They are the team now in despair.
The set of results needed to send us down is outrageous. We are not sweating now.
SLUDGE FACTORY
27-04-23, 22:31
Huddersfield have a lot more to be fearful of than we do.
Thankfully we are starting this game with a laissez-faire attitude.
We will be totally safe if Reading don't win on Saturday. But we can put a **** or two into Huddersfield on Sunday. They are the team now in despair.
The set of results needed to send us down is outrageous. We are not sweating now.
Speak for yourself
I had a chicken jalfrezi earlier and the chef had a free for all with the chilli 🌶
JamesWales
27-04-23, 22:32
Speak for yourself
I had a chicken jalfrezi earlier and the chef had a free for all with the chilli 🌶
😂
He will get a good reception from me.
No surprise there, Jimbo.
He's a self-oriented Tory Brexit dino.
The Lone Gunman
27-04-23, 22:37
And me, the bloke took me to places I only dreamt of.
Those places being?
Those places being?
Embargo. Sounds exotic doesn't it?
JamesWales
27-04-23, 22:45
No surprise there, Jimbo.
He's a self-oriented Tory Brexit dino.
Bore off for god's sake!
He took us up to the Premier League. But yeah, he seems like a decent down to earth and likeable bloke too.
No surprise there, Jimbo.
He's a self-oriented Tory Brexit dino.
All of which has absolutely nothing to do with his abilities as a football manager.
WJ99mobile
27-04-23, 22:59
Bore off for god's sake!
He took us up to the Premier League. But yeah, he seems like a decent down to earth and likeable bloke too.
It’s like it’s obligatory to hate him. Absolutely stupid.
Give him a clap and let’s turn the guy over.
It’s like seeing a ex co-worker in the street and spitting on them as you pass as it’s the done thing.
SLUDGE FACTORY
27-04-23, 23:02
All of which has absolutely nothing to do with his abilities as a football manager.
Politically warnock is an absolute Thatcher loving tory terwatt
Great manager though
He will get a good reception no doubt. There’s still many Colin bummers amongst our fan base, there are plenty on this message board.
Sickening how people still fall for his bullshit.
We are his kind of people though, whats not to love about him
I would love nothing more than him getting a load of abuse and us winning 4 nil
SLUDGE FACTORY
27-04-23, 23:06
We are his kind of people though, whats not to love about him
I would love nothing more than him getting a load of abuse and us winning 4 nil
I want us to win and play well
Der Kaiser
27-04-23, 23:07
We are his kind of people though, whats not to love about him
I would love nothing more than him getting a load of abuse and us winning 4 nil
To be fair, I think he'd enjoy that.
JamesWales
27-04-23, 23:07
At the end of the day, there is little benefit in being a prick and he seems a decent, friendly man reaching the end of his career, which included taking us to the Premier League in 2018 - something that meant far more to me than we went up in red.
I'll be watching with my kids. I will explain to them who Neil Warnock is and that he was our manager and the idea of standing there and booing or something like that is preposterous
Give him the respect he deserves, then try and get three points before enjoying the rest of the bank holiday weekend. Simple!
He will get a good reception no doubt. There’s still many Colin bummers amongst our fan base, there are plenty on this message board.
Sickening how people still fall for his bullshit.
The reaction he got against Boro was cringeworthy and embarassing, I ended up feeling sorry for Mick!
Warnock's a tw*t who had a large part to play in our downfall but like you say people fall for his bullshit
Warnock's a tw*t who had a large part to play in our downfall but like you say people fall for his bullshit
We are his type of people though
Give him the respect he deserves
Does he deserve respect ? ? he doesnt respect the game
I would love nothing more than to win and Reading to win against them
the guy is a conman, robbing the game ( unless you are USG )
I hope we send them down.
Warnock is entertaining in his own way but I think it'd be good for us to see him fail
like lancing a boil
SLUDGE FACTORY
27-04-23, 23:20
We are his type of people though
He genuinely loved Cardiff City
He lived in Ogmore by Sea near Bridgend next door to my mate
He was gutted when it came to an end
He genuinely loved Cardiff City
He lived in Ogmore by Sea near Bridgend next door to my mate
He was gutted when it came to an end
Im sorry to tell you He says that rubbish at every club he goes
He is currently telling the people of Huddersfield they are his type of people
Eric the Half a Bee
27-04-23, 23:25
I hope we send them down.
Warnock is entertaining in his own way but I think it'd be good for us to see him fail
like lancing a boil
Hear here.
SLUDGE FACTORY
27-04-23, 23:38
Im sorry to tell you He says that rubbish at every club he goes
He is currently telling the people of Huddersfield they are his type of people
My mate lived next door to him , they would chat over the hedge
Warnock loved living here and really loved managing CCFC
Never mind the nonsense in press interviews
Father Dougal
27-04-23, 23:41
My mate lived next door to him , they would chat over the hedge
Warnock loved living here and really loved managing CCFC
Never mind the nonsense in press interviews
Sure he did but he also loved Rotherham etc...... think he just loves being involved in football really. Hardly a revelation I know!
My mate lived next door to him , they would chat over the hedge
Warnock loved living here and really loved managing CCFC
Never mind the nonsense in press interviews
I’ll be cheering him on just for what he accomplished with us footballing wise. Off the field issues are not my concern. I think 99% of the supporters will do the same . He’s very popular with City fans I know.
SLUDGE FACTORY
28-04-23, 05:43
I’ll be cheering him on just for what he accomplished with us footballing wise. Off the field issues are not my concern. I think 99% of the supporters will do the same . He’s very popular with City fans I know.
My sister lived in the same village as him when he managed plymouth
He tried to give my nephew a plymouth badge but he told him he was a Cardiff fan and warnock had a laugh with him
I don't like his way of doing things but he gets results on the pitch and people were not complaining when he was pulling up trees for us
splott parker
28-04-23, 05:45
I’ll be cheering him on just for what he accomplished with us footballing wise. Off the field issues are not my concern. I think 99% of the supporters will do the same . He’s very popular with City fans I know.
His dodgy dealings have gone a long way to creating our off the field issues, affecting the club from the bottom to the top. Our off the field issues have caused the on the field issues, the two can’t be separated.
His dodgy dealings have gone a long way to creating our off the field issues, affecting the club from the bottom to the top. Our off the field issues have caused the on the field issues, the two can’t be separated.
They can for me (during a game) and it’s clear they can for the majority judging by the reception he received last season.
EastbourneBlue
28-04-23, 06:21
Last time he came here with Middlesbrough he got an absolutely huge hero welcome. Cardiff fans chanted his name even during the game and celebrated with him after his team had turned us over 2 0.
Very unique circumstances as it was mick mccarthy last game of course.
I wonder if he will get another heroes welcome on Sunday or if a more neutral response this time?
The Warnock promotion season was one of the best ever. Give the guy a bit of love. And they will.
Getting us to the Premier League from where we were when he joined was a fantastic achievement and wont be forgotten.
Equally however though, he should also be remembered for not leaving when he should have, and for being financially irresponsible with money.
Give him a warm reception at the start, then I hope they get stuffed and that the officials really piss him off.
North Cardiff Blue
28-04-23, 07:02
Getting us to the Premier League from where we were when he joined was a fantastic achievement and wont be forgotten.
Equally however though, he should also be remembered for not leaving when he should have, and for being financially irresponsible with money.
Give him a warm reception at the start, then I hope they get stuffed and that the officials really piss him off.
When Warnock took over we were dropping and it looked like we could go down, 18 months later we were promoted.
When Hudson took over we were dropping and looked like we could go down, thankfully we sacked him and just missed out on relegation by a couple of points, thanks to Sabri.
Clap him, then try and smash his team and send him down, although I think he will know how to beat us, he's a top manager, and he'll probably keep them up now.
JumpersforGoalposts
28-04-23, 07:31
It'll be a warm welcome from me for our second PL adventure. Always been a bit of a fan of his enthusiasm, his "warts and all" outbursts and of course having the second best anagram in football.
I’ll be cheering him on just for what he accomplished with us footballing wise. Off the field issues are not my concern. I think 99% of the supporters will do the same . He’s very popular with City fans I know.
A rare kind, managed to work under Tan and be a success…..the only one to date?
It'll be a warm welcome from me for our second PL adventure. Always been a bit of a fan of his enthusiasm, his "warts and all" outbursts and of course having the second best anagram in football.
and the first is....?
Undercoverinwurzelland
28-04-23, 07:36
They were the best of times, they were the worst of times.
superfeathers
28-04-23, 07:39
He'll get a great reception and so he should. He took us from nailed on relegation to getting promoted in a season.
If he stayed too long then that's the boards fault.
If he was out of his depth trying to build a team to stay in the PL then again, that's the boards fault.
I'm glad that we've moved on now and I'm glad that we went with Sabri to keep us up than going back to Warnock, but not going to pretend we didnt have some great times when he was here
The Lone Gunman
28-04-23, 08:12
A rare kind, managed to work under Tan and be a success…..the only one to date?
Malky Mackay won the Championship under Tan. I’d say that was a success.
Bald Barry Bastad
28-04-23, 08:17
It's great that we are virtually safe tonight
I hope we win to ensure safety or at least get a point
We need to cheer on the team and get them over the line
Then at the end of the game thank the players
If some people want to wave at Neil Warnock that's fine , I think he was a great manager for us but at the end of the game I will naff off home
The thing is we aren't safe. We need to beat Huddersfield. We don't want to find ourselves losing to Burnley and Reading are winning. Plus sending Warnock down would be enjoyable.
The thing is we aren't safe. We need to beat Huddersfield. We don't want to find ourselves losing to Burnley and Reading are winning. Plus sending Warnock down would be enjoyable.
A point and we are mathematicaly safe. Its not just Reading though. QPR Rotherham and Huddersfield would still have to pass us. Its not happening.
billy.ronson
28-04-23, 08:20
At the beginning, Warnock galvanised the support, turned a team in danger of relegation into a promotion team in 18 or so months so will applaud him for that but that is all in the past now so 3 points on Sunday for City and backing our current manager and team is the priority !
The thing is we aren't safe. We need to beat Huddersfield. We don't want to find ourselves losing to Burnley and Reading are winning. Plus sending Warnock down would be enjoyable.
But Warnock says we are his type of people, surely he wouldn't want to win to send us down, surely not
Enoch Mort
28-04-23, 09:20
IMO he went from being the best thing that happened to us to the worst.
I hope we stuff Huddersfield and they get relegated thus ensuring that Warnock does not collect the significant bonus he has no doubt negotiated for himself for keeping them up
I think it will be a good one.
Put it this way, I’m still glad he came even if he stayed longer than he should have.
Why wouldnt he get a good reception ?
When he came in we were in the bottom 3 I think - a season and a half later - we were promoted.
So no need for all the hate. Re cant believe people fall for the BS - talking BS is part of the job.
Getting us to the Premier League from where we were when he joined was a fantastic achievement and wont be forgotten.
Equally however though, he should also be remembered for not leaving when he should have, and for being financially irresponsible with money.
Give him a warm reception at the start, then I hope they get stuffed and that the officials really piss him off.
Is that his fault though, which manager in all honesty wouldn't spend money if it's given to him by the owner? The criticism for the financial side of it lies squarely at the owner/board's door who it appears are inept at managing financial issues with due diligence.
JumpersforGoalposts
28-04-23, 11:41
and the first is....?
David Ginola
SLUDGE FACTORY
28-04-23, 11:56
They were the best of times, they were the worst of times.
What the dickens are you going on about
My sister lived in the same village as him when he managed plymouth
He tried to give my nephew a plymouth badge but he told him he was a Cardiff fan and warnock had a laugh with him
I don't like his way of doing things but he gets results on the pitch and people were not complaining when he was pulling up trees for us
That's amazing.
splott parker
28-04-23, 12:21
I still haven’t forgiven him for condoning Claude Davis strong arming Roger Johnson in the throat:furious:
SuperBluebirds91
28-04-23, 12:21
He should get a really good reception. Obviously first and foremost we support our team and cheer for them but Warnock is a legend at our club and should always be recognised.
He dragged us out from relegation and up the table in his first season beating in mind alot of damage has already been done when he arrived.
He glued the club back together and got us promoted against the odds the next season. I will always have great memories of his time with us and to compare them to previous challenges (for example 2008-2012) they come top IMO. That’s not saying Malky wasn’t a good manager either but thought Warnock was better.
He almost kept us in the PL and if the horrible event with Sala hadn’t happened I believe (my own opinion) that we would have stayed up.
Yes thing didn’t go well in his last lots of games with us but he is an absolute legend in my eyes and should get some recognition.
SLUDGE FACTORY
28-04-23, 12:27
That's amazing.
Indeed it is
My sister lived in the same small village , Stoke climsland , cornwall when warnock managed plymouth
Then he moved in next door to one of my best mates in Ogmore near Bridgend when he got the Cardiff job
It's like osmosis I suppose
Indeed it is
My sister lived in the same small village , Stoke climsland , cornwall when warnock managed plymouth
Then he moved in next door to one of my best mates in Ogmore near Bridgend when he got the Cardiff job
It's like osmosis I suppose
Do you have any mates or family in Huddersfield?
If you do, with that luck, maybe you should do the lottery?
J R Hartley
28-04-23, 12:30
Indeed it is
My sister lived in the same small village , Stoke climsland , cornwall when warnock managed plymouth
Then he moved in next door to one of my best mates in Ogmore near Bridgend when he got the Cardiff job
It's like osmosis I suppose
Jackanory tell us a story
J R Hartley
28-04-23, 12:31
Do you have any mates?
Cant see it myself
Elwood Blues
28-04-23, 12:39
What the dickens are you going on about
He's telling a Tale
SLUDGE FACTORY
28-04-23, 12:40
Do you have any mates or family in Huddersfield?
If you do, with that luck, maybe you should do the lottery?
I was sitting at home , my mate phones and says I have just been talking to Neil warnock over the garden gate . He's a bit miserable sometimes though .
I said that's what my sister used to say when he was buying milk in the village shop in Cornwall.
He's almost like family I suppose .
I was sitting at home , my mate phones and says I have just been talking to Neil warnock over the garden gate . He's a bit miserable sometimes though .
I said that's what my sister used to say when he was buying milk in the village shop in Cornwall.
He's almost like family I suppose .
You literally are the man.
SLUDGE FACTORY
28-04-23, 12:53
You literally are the man.
Luck be a lady
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