What kind of reception will warnock get Sunday?

[Hilts]

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]

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 !

[blue matt]

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]

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

[2b2bdoo]

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.

[pipster]

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.

[fingers]

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]

and the first is....?

David Ginola

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

They were the best of times, they were the worst of times.

What the dickens are you going on about

[logic]

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]

I still haven’t forgiven him for condoning Claude Davis strong arming Roger Johnson in the throat

[SuperBluebirds91]

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]

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

[logic]

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]

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]

Do you have any mates?

Cant see it myself

[Elwood Blues]

What the dickens are you going on about

He's telling a Tale

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

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 .

[logic]

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]

You literally are the man.

Luck be a lady