He felt “disrespected”.
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He felt “disrespected”.
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My heart bleeds.
Neil Warnock has got quite a thin skin, hasn't he?
Warnock referring to Harris' comments:“‘I’ve got to change the mindset of the players who have been used to playing one particular way’. What’s that, winning?"
The sheer arrogance of it. We had gotten used to seeing the team lose for (about) the last 18 months before he left. Those players were categorically not used to winning.
Exactly, was just about to say the same thing.Originally Posted by Heisenberg
Warnock is and was a **** . He was afraid of Bellamy so through him under the bus.
Bellamy more or less said that in those interviews last week didn’t he - thanks for the “Christmas present” by the way.
I thought that. You don't walk away if you're winning and all is rosy.
He seems to look back with a very blinkered view of how he leaves clubs.
How many games did we win during Warnock's last 18 months in charge of the club?Asked his thoughts, Warnock said: "I didn’t say too much while Neil Harris was there, but I thought one or two of the comments he made when he first got the job were a little bit detrimental to me.
“‘I’ve got to change the mindset of the players who have been used to playing one particular way’. What’s that, winning?
“I just thought it was a bit disrespectful, if I’m honest.
“I’ve been a manager for so long now, if I could tell you every person throughout my career who has made mistakes about me or quoted wrong things about me, I could probably do my own book just on that alone.
“All this ‘I’ll show them’, it drives me on if I’m honest."
The more he opens his mouth the more he reminds me of Trump. **** off Colin.
Very harsh.
Great manager warnock , one of the best
If he was one of the best, surely he would have managed one of the best teams? Even for a little bit.
Considering how much we were singing his praises at Man United away, can you imagine how badly he must have done after that for the thread to be mostly negative?
Horrible piece of work
"I’ve got great, great memories there with Mehmet Dalman, who was a super guy [cos he let me buy a bunch of over-priced players who they can't move on but Sharon always tells me I've never been good with spending vast amounts of money! But seriously, Mehmet didn't mind cos the transfer committee meetings usually interfered with his backgammon nights with some low-level aristocracy]."
Can't we look forward instaed of always pouring over ex managers.
Don't give monkeys what he thinks
Warnock being a wanker? I'm shocked
We won 15 games out of 54 in Warnock's last 18 months or so, so Harris certainly wasn't wrong. Warnock's final summer also shafted us, but let's not mention that shall we Colin?
Bar the summer of 2017 (which went very well), Warnock was a complete disaster in the market. Bar one or two (even a stopped clock is right twice a day), he spent 100m on players, at an overspend of about 90m.
A so called ‘disaster’ in the market, who managed to make the club about £120m extra income in one season by getting us into the Premier League plus about another £90m in parachute payments since. All of which you conveniently forget when calculating your ‘overspend’.
Cherry picking as usual and rewriting history. Whats his record over the three years he was here and what did he achieve ? Thats what counts.
What counts in this instance is the period of time directly before Harris took over, that being the summer transfer window and our start to the season, so no I'm not cherry picking
The first 18 months or so were fantastic, but the final 18 months weren't, whilst everything after the final day win was disastrous
A managers record at a club is a managers record. Not part of it, the whole thing. You pick the bits out that assist your opinion. That is not reasonable. From my recollection, when Warnock left we were in 14th place in the league - hardly a disaster really.
It was a disaster after spending £15m on new players that summer.
Actually, and without having read this story, the only thing the hard working NH ever did to annoy me a bit was to be unnecessarily disrespectful to Sir Niel on several occasions.
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