Warnock

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Re: Warnock

Maybe he's just an enthusiastic bloke who loves football and gets carried away with the excitement of a win. Really can't get my head around why so many city fans are intent on doing him down, he was great for us.

Course he was , galvanised the club and got us promoted 🙄

What else do people want ff sake

Fantasy football on here

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Well what do you expect him to say? :hehe: I still like him

Me too

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Maybe he's just an enthusiastic bloke who loves football and gets carried away with the excitement of a win. Really can't get my head around why so many city fans are intent on doing him down, he was great for us.

Me neither really, almost as if we have been blessed with promotions to the top flight over the last 50 years.

I find our club always has problems recognising someone that generally did well for us, forgiving some of their shortcomings but celebrating what they did do well.

I've been quite "blessed" in that my earlier memories of supporting city are from 2000ish on, not bad times comparably to what some of you have had to witness.

The guy is a bloody good manager compared to most we have had.

[Wolfmother]

Re: Warnock

If I pretend to love you, would you love me back?

Dinosaur on the take.. And suckers fall for it.

[stan butler]

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Course he was , galvanised the club and got us promoted 🙄

What else do people want ff sake

Fantasy football on here

Took us up then we dropped like a big fat turd to the bottom end of the championship then he hobbled off leaving over priced players and ridiculous contracts behind,
He messed up at Qpr in the end and same with Cardiff in the end and Boro are next..

[Delbert]

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Steve Gibson has been around the block a bit, I expect he keeps Warnock and his hangers-on well away from the sharp end of transfer business at Boro.

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Re: Warnock

Maybe he's just an enthusiastic bloke who loves football and gets carried away with the excitement of a win. Really can't get my head around why so many city fans are intent on doing him down, he was great for us.

Absolutely.

[J R Hartley]

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Steve Gibson has been around the block a bit, I expect he keeps Warnock and his hangers-on well away from the sharp end of transfer business at Boro.

He’s just employed a head of football, the chap who was responsible for recruitment at Norwich. I imagine it won’t be long before him and Colin are at loggerheads.

[blue lewj]

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"I've been around a lot of crowds and that was as good as any."

Guess who said this last weekend?

Professor Chris Whitty?

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Every manager does this

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Took us up then we dropped like a big fat turd to the bottom end of the championship then he hobbled off leaving over priced players and ridiculous contracts behind,
He messed up at Qpr in the end and same with Cardiff in the end and Boro are next..

Brexit loving dinosaur screwed us over with agents getting massive pay outs no doubt he had brown envelopes.
Says what people want to hear and people suck it up.
Sorry I didn't mean to quote anyone

[J R Hartley]

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Every manager does this

Not to the extent he does. Often deflects a poor result by talking up the fans.

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I'll make two points about Warnock:

i) I see his time here in three chapters where he firstly came in and re-united the club, then got us promotion and then struggled post Christmas in the premier league and left us with an awkward and expensive squad. We're not the first side he's left in that way.

ii) Leeds United aside, it's very possible that he's getting better as a manager. Certainly Boro's current squad looks younger, despite brining back his friends recently, and better set for longer term than the one he left here and he's gone out and found what might be a Camarasa type from Argentina which he'd never have taken before Taarabt fell into his lap.

If Bamba takes over either at the end of this year or end of next year Boro may have even avoided Warnock's Chapter 3 (the fall and more negative lasting impact) whereas our succession plan could have easily been Kevin Blackwell - Warnock and majority on here may not have been impressed by Neil Harris but Warnock never beat Harris' Cardiff and struggled against his Millwall.

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Not to the extent he does. Often deflects a poor result by talking up the fans.

And they lap it up, he's no mug

[Sloop_Jon_Bee]

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Maybe he's just an enthusiastic bloke who loves football and gets carried away with the excitement of a win. Really can't get my head around why so many city fans are intent on doing him down, he was great for us.

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