NEIL WARNOCK‘S REIGN IS OVER.

All these call's for Bellers but wasn't he involved in this bullying investigation that's gone on?

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Originally Posted by Freitag 4.17

All these call's for Bellers but wasn't he involved in this bullying investigation that's gone on?

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Yep. But still- Bellamy

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Originally Posted by Freitag 4.17

All these call's for Bellers but wasn't he involved in this bullying investigation that's gone on?

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Muted the English anthem and 2 English coaches had to sing it..you know actual grown men that weren’t bothered by it

Also swore didn’t he.


What a twat.

I was in the Atyeo when he stood there one Tuesday night raising both fists smiling as our play off hopes were ended in a 1-1 by his Rotherham side.
The abuse was horrendous and he loved it.

I was in the old Williams Stand as he cupped his ear for the chants of “Warnock you’re a c**t” when he brought his QPR side down and then beat us 0-2.

I was there when he went ballistic as a perfectly good goal was ruled out for his Palace team.

But I was also there the night we beat his Palace team in the Play offs.
After Michael McIndoe scored he gave the thumbs up to our fans and applauded us at the final whistle.

Football man is Neil.
Possibly one of the most frustrating opposition managers of my lifetime but a guy I shall miss in the game.

A bloke who may have gone a season too long but (by all accounts from people who have known him) a bloody decent bloke all the same.

He will be well received at our ground.
Come and watch us in the Premier League next year Neil.

Thanks for the (mostly horrible) memories.

Sad to hear, had lots of great memories of his time with us, but inevitable.

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Originally Posted by Jursset_BrisCity

I was in the Atyeo when he stood there one Tuesday night raising both fists smiling as our play off hopes were ended in a 1-1 by his Rotherham side.
The abuse was horrendous and he loved it.

I was in the old Williams Stand as he cupped his ear for the chants of “Warnock you’re a c**t” when he brought his QPR side down and then beat us 0-2.

I was there when he went ballistic as a perfectly good goal was ruled out for his Palace team.

But I was also there the night we beat his Palace team in the Play offs.
After Michael McIndoe scored he gave the thumbs up to our fans and applauded us at the final whistle.

Football man is Neil.
Possibly one of the most frustrating opposition managers of my lifetime but a guy I shall miss in the game.

A bloke who may have gone a season too long but (by all accounts from people who have known him) a bloody decent bloke all the same.

He will be well received at our ground.
Come and watch us in the Premier League next year Neil.

Thanks for the (mostly horrible) memories.

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For me he lost his 'spark' this season. He wasn't the same Warnock football loves and hates.

Surprised to hear this news TBH, although if there is a bit of dough sloshing about, it will give a bit of time for the new manager to assess their own view of the squad before the new year window. overall and considering the club when he took over, it's been a successful period for NW, albeit that the team is currently underperforming.

Wow, very surprised by that. Wish him the best but I think he'd run his course here.

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Originally Posted by Croesy Blue

Wow by mutual consent, didn't see that coming.

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He's been sacked. Mutual consent makes it sound nice.

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Originally Posted by Allez Allez Allez

He's been sacked. Mutual consent makes it sound nice.

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I genuinely don't think he's been sacked to be honest, usually I'd agree with you about "mutual consent" but I can't imagine Tan sacking him unless we were looking at relegation

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Originally Posted by Allez Allez Allez

He's been sacked. Mutual consent makes it sound nice.

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I doubt that. I think it will have been Warnock's decision.

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Originally Posted by blueblade

6 months too late but thanks for the memories.

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Bit harsh that.

He deserved another crack at promotion. It is a shame that it hasn’t worked out.

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Originally Posted by jon1959

I doubt that. I think it will have been Warnock's decision.

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I don't. I can't see Warnock wanting to finish his career here and possibly in football altogether with a miserable 1-0 defeat, after which he and his players were booed off the field. The way things were going I could have seen him going by what was genuinely mutual consent in mid to late-December, but now? I think he's been pushed.

Thank you Neil from me and my family.You saved our club from god knows what, gave us a taste of success something we had not had for years. You put a broken club back together.I am sorry for some of the comments you had to endure of late from people with short memories.GOOD LUCK TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

Without doubt our best manager in the last 30 years.

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Originally Posted by Croesy Blue

Bristol City fans are going to love that they were the ones who finished the job.

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Well i would like to thank them..

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Originally Posted by ccfcwelshlad

Heard early last week that things were close to breaking point and didnt expect him to last the international break. Had another message Friday evening to say it was even closer.

Seems like whatever happened at the Bristol game he was on his way.

Knowing the above was genuinely saddened to hear the booing yesterday.

Thank you Neil.

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Did he jump or was he pushed? I know the club's statement said mutual agreement, but someone will have made the first move.

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Originally Posted by Hilts

Without doubt our best manager in the last 30 years.

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All good things come to an end.

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Originally Posted by LeningradCowboy

Did he jump or was he pushed? I know the club's statement said mutual agreement, but someone will have made the first move.

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Sol Bamba's interview suggested that Warnock had been thinking about it for some time. He said something like he was sorry that the performances had forced his (Warnock's) hand early

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Originally Posted by delmbox

I genuinely don't think he's been sacked to be honest, usually I'd agree with you about "mutual consent" but I can't imagine Tan sacking him unless we were looking at relegation

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"It’s definitely premature for me, but obviously it’s a results business. The owner has put in a lot of money, so he doesn’t want to look at the table and see we’re 14th in the league so that’s why he’s made that decision." (Sol Bamba)

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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

"It’s definitely premature for me, but obviously it’s a results business. The owner has put in a lot of money, so he doesn’t want to look at the table and see we’re 14th in the league so that’s why he’s made that decision." (Sol Bamba)

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Do you think Sol Bamba knows how and why the decision was made - or is he just guessing like the rest of us? He isn't reflecting the Dalman or Warnock presentation - so unless he has become a confidant of Vincent Tan (maybe he has), he's just serving up a tired cliche for Radio 5.

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Originally Posted by jon1959

Do you think Sol Bamba knows how and why the decision was made.....

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Yes, I do. Warnock will have talked to him, I've got no doubt about that. The club will publicly peddle the 'mutual consent' line and Warnock probably will as well as that looks best and most respectful for all concerned, but I've little doubt that the man in Malaysia has made the decision and Bamba will know that.

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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

I don't. I can't see Warnock wanting to finish his career here and possibly in football altogether with a miserable 1-0 defeat, after which he and his players were booed off the field. The way things were going I could have seen him going by what was genuinely mutual consent in mid to late-December, but now? I think he's been pushed.

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Think the booing was aimed at Neil myself.

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Originally Posted by delmbox

I fully expect to be powerfully whelmed

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'whelmbox' :shrug:

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Originally Posted by NYCBlue

WOW! I'm genuinely shocked.

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Are you? Why?

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Originally Posted by stan butler

Well i would like to thank them..

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😂

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Originally Posted by Hilts

Without doubt our best manager in the last 30 years.

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Jones for me. Fa Cup final and within a whisker of promotion. Each to their own though.

Here is Warnock’s take on it: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/...-quit-17240224

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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

I don't. I can't see Warnock wanting to finish his career here and possibly in football altogether with a miserable 1-0 defeat, after which he and his players were booed off the field. The way things were going I could have seen him going by what was genuinely mutual consent in mid to late-December, but now? I think he's been pushed.

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"It is a shared belief that this is the right time for a new voice as we believe this squad of players is more than capable of getting success." - Neil Warnock.

Of course he's been pushed.

"Warnock believes that this is a squad fully capable of challenging at the top end of the Championship this season and hopes the next manager can bring even more success to the Welsh capital club"

He's as deluded as we are.

Top manager and decent person. I think how he turned the club around in the first season, on and off the pitch, was more important than promotion the following season. I agree now is the right time to leave. Thanks Neil. Best manager we’ve had in the time I’ve supported City.

If I could choose his successor, I would choose Bellamy.

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Originally Posted by delmbox

don't be ridiculous

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Okay , a small flower bed like the one we used to have by the castle with a big N.W. portrayed in daffodils

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Originally Posted by life on mars

Okay , a small flower bed like the one we used to have by the castle with a big N.W. portrayed in daffodils

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Yeah ok, deal

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Originally Posted by delmbox

Yeah ok, deal

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Just put a Neil Warnock mask on Fred Keenor for a week.

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Originally Posted by splott parker

Just put a Neil Warnock mask on Fred Keenor for a week.

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Fickle lot aren’t we. Probably would take around that long to forget him when a new one starts going the ayatollah :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Hilts

Without doubt our best manager in the last 30 years.

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Malky more successful, Wembley Final in first year,Promotion as Champions in second year, wasn’t in relegation position in Premier League when sacked! Problem was he fell out big time with Tan whereas Warnock with all his experience knew how to handle his boss?

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Originally Posted by Ianto13

Malky more successful, Wembley Final in first year,Promotion as Champions in second year, wasn’t in relegation position in Premier League when sacked! Problem was he fell out big time with Tan whereas Warnock with all his experience knew how to handle his boss?

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Annie have a day off mate