Cardiff fans will turn out in force to back manager Warnock

' Cardiff City fans will turn out in force to back manager Neil Warnock and his Bluebirds '

Former Leeds United Manager Neil Warnock Returns With Bluebirds

By Terry Phillips

Dai Sports

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Tuesday 7th February 2017

Cardiff City fans will turn out in force to back manager Neil Warnock and his Bluebirds against Leeds United at Elland Road on Saturday.

Up to 4,000 City supporters will make the trip and the home team expect an attendance of around 33,000 for Cardiff’s visit plus the return of Yorkshireman Neil Warnock, a former Leeds manager.

“I’ve been a manager for 33 years and this last 12 months have been the hardest,” said Warnock when he resigned from the Elland Road job during April 2013.

“I think it is right for the club (if I go) now. The fans have said it.

“‘I have done the best I can. We changed the whole squad round and it doesn’t need major surgery, it just needs two to three quality players.”

Leeds fans chanted ‘Warnock, time to go’ during a 2-1 home defeat against Derby County and he stepped down after the final whistle with his team lying 12th in the table.

Now Warnock takes his Cardiff City team to Elland Road intent on earning what would be a highly creditable victory.

“The players gave everything they had against Norwich City and we want that same work ethic,” said Warnock. “Now we have two tough away games, just as we did against Brighton and Reading. How did we lose both of those games?

“I hope I’m not saying the same after we’ve played Leeds on Saturday and Derby County next Tuesday.

“We are quite capable of earning positive results against both of them.”

Cardiff have won three and lost three in their last six Championship fixtures, slipping to a 1-0 defeat at home against Norwich last time out.

Leeds are fifth in the Championship table, while Derby are just outside the play-offs.

Warnock was in charge at Elland Road for 13 months and 62 matches. When he took the role during February 2012 he openly said it would be his last job in management.

But he badly wants to achieve a record eighth promotion and since leaving Leeds he has been in charge at Crystal Palace, Queens Park Rangers, Rotherham United and now Cardiff City.

Warnock will be on the side of the Leeds pitch on Saturday, but there is a real chance that home manager Garry Monk may not be in or around the home dug-out.

Former Swansea City manager Monk could be handed a Football Association charge after his touchline confrontation with Huddersfield Town’s David Wagner.

The flare-up happened near the end of their Yorkshire derby when Wagner celebrated his team’s late winner.

Cardiff will again be without Bruno Manga, Lee Peltier, Joe Bennett and Rickie Lambert, while Anthony Pilkington will be assessed later this week.

Possible teams, Leeds United: Green, Ayling, Bartley, Jansson, Berardi, O’Kane, Bridcutt, Hernandez, Roofe, Dallas, Wood.

Cardiff City: McGregor, Connolly, Morrison, Bamba, Richards, K Harris, Whittingham, Gunnarsson, Ralls, Hoilett, Zohore.

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' Cardiff City fans will turn out in force to back manager Neil Warnock and his Bluebirds '

Former Leeds United Manager Neil Warnock Returns With Bluebirds

By Terry Phillips

Dai Sports
Link
http://www.dai-sport.com/former-leeds-u ... bluebirds/

Tuesday 7th February 2017

Cardiff City fans will turn out in force to back manager Neil Warnock and his Bluebirds against Leeds United at Elland Road on Saturday.

Up to 4,000 City supporters will make the trip and the home team expect an attendance of around 33,000 for Cardiff’s visit plus the return of Yorkshireman Neil Warnock, a former Leeds manager.

“I’ve been a manager for 33 years and this last 12 months have been the hardest,” said Warnock when he resigned from the Elland Road job during April 2013.

“I think it is right for the club (if I go) now. The fans have said it.

“‘I have done the best I can. We changed the whole squad round and it doesn’t need major surgery, it just needs two to three quality players.”

Leeds fans chanted ‘Warnock, time to go’ during a 2-1 home defeat against Derby County and he stepped down after the final whistle with his team lying 12th in the table.

Now Warnock takes his Cardiff City team to Elland Road intent on earning what would be a highly creditable victory.

“The players gave everything they had against Norwich City and we want that same work ethic,” said Warnock. “Now we have two tough away games, just as we did against Brighton and Reading. How did we lose both of those games?

“I hope I’m not saying the same after we’ve played Leeds on Saturday and Derby County next Tuesday.

“We are quite capable of earning positive results against both of them.”

Cardiff have won three and lost three in their last six Championship fixtures, slipping to a 1-0 defeat at home against Norwich last time out.

Leeds are fifth in the Championship table, while Derby are just outside the play-offs.

Warnock was in charge at Elland Road for 13 months and 62 matches. When he took the role during February 2012 he openly said it would be his last job in management.

But he badly wants to achieve a record eighth promotion and since leaving Leeds he has been in charge at Crystal Palace, Queens Park Rangers, Rotherham United and now Cardiff City.

Warnock will be on the side of the Leeds pitch on Saturday, but there is a real chance that home manager Garry Monk may not be in or around the home dug-out.

Former Swansea City manager Monk could be handed a Football Association charge after his touchline confrontation with Huddersfield Town’s David Wagner.

The flare-up happened near the end of their Yorkshire derby when Wagner celebrated his team’s late winner.

Cardiff will again be without Bruno Manga, Lee Peltier, Joe Bennett and Rickie Lambert, while Anthony Pilkington will be assessed later this week.


http://www.dai-sport.com/former-leeds-u ... bluebirds/
Possible teams, Leeds United: Green, Ayling, Bartley, Jansson, Berardi, O’Kane, Bridcutt, Hernandez, Roofe, Dallas, Wood.

Cardiff City: McGregor, Connolly, Morrison, Bamba, Richards, K Harris, Whittingham, Gunnarsson, Ralls, Hoilett, Zohore.

How many 4000


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' Cardiff City fans will turn out in force to back manager Neil Warnock and his Bluebirds '

Former Leeds United Manager Neil Warnock Returns With Bluebirds

By Terry Phillips

Dai Sports
Link
http://www.dai-sport.com/former-leeds-u ... bluebirds/

Tuesday 7th February 2017

Cardiff City fans will turn out in force to back manager Neil Warnock and his Bluebirds against Leeds United at Elland Road on Saturday.

Up to 4,000 City supporters will make the trip and the home team expect an attendance of around 33,000 for Cardiff’s visit plus the return of Yorkshireman Neil Warnock, a former Leeds manager.

“I’ve been a manager for 33 years and this last 12 months have been the hardest,” said Warnock when he resigned from the Elland Road job during April 2013.

“I think it is right for the club (if I go) now. The fans have said it.

“‘I have done the best I can. We changed the whole squad round and it doesn’t need major surgery, it just needs two to three quality players.”

Leeds fans chanted ‘Warnock, time to go’ during a 2-1 home defeat against Derby County and he stepped down after the final whistle with his team lying 12th in the table.

Now Warnock takes his Cardiff City team to Elland Road intent on earning what would be a highly creditable victory.

“The players gave everything they had against Norwich City and we want that same work ethic,” said Warnock. “Now we have two tough away games, just as we did against Brighton and Reading. How did we lose both of those games?

“I hope I’m not saying the same after we’ve played Leeds on Saturday and Derby County next Tuesday.

“We are quite capable of earning positive results against both of them.”

Cardiff have won three and lost three in their last six Championship fixtures, slipping to a 1-0 defeat at home against Norwich last time out.

Leeds are fifth in the Championship table, while Derby are just outside the play-offs.

Warnock was in charge at Elland Road for 13 months and 62 matches. When he took the role during February 2012 he openly said it would be his last job in management.

But he badly wants to achieve a record eighth promotion and since leaving Leeds he has been in charge at Crystal Palace, Queens Park Rangers, Rotherham United and now Cardiff City.

Warnock will be on the side of the Leeds pitch on Saturday, but there is a real chance that home manager Garry Monk may not be in or around the home dug-out.

Former Swansea City manager Monk could be handed a Football Association charge after his touchline confrontation with Huddersfield Town’s David Wagner.

The flare-up happened near the end of their Yorkshire derby when Wagner celebrated his team’s late winner.

Cardiff will again be without Bruno Manga, Lee Peltier, Joe Bennett and Rickie Lambert, while Anthony Pilkington will be assessed later this week.


http://www.dai-sport.com/former-leeds-u ... bluebirds/
Possible teams, Leeds United: Green, Ayling, Bartley, Jansson, Berardi, O’Kane, Bridcutt, Hernandez, Roofe, Dallas, Wood.

Cardiff City: McGregor, Connolly, Morrison, Bamba, Richards, K Harris, Whittingham, Gunnarsson, Ralls, Hoilett, Zohore.

How many 4000


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Wez, not my write up.

I will go for 1,000 max as there are No restrictions,its a Sat 3pm,not on tv and City fans have not been there for years

4,000?

The met Terry a couple of times and he's a decent bloke, but we'll be lucky to get 900 there.

4,000?

The met Terry a couple of times and he's a decent bloke, but we'll be lucky to get 900 there.

Mate,I'm going on supporters coaches, can't see what all the fuss is about, we should be panicking it out
All i see on here is moan moan moan f*cking support your club

4,000?

The met Terry a couple of times and he's a decent bloke, but we'll be lucky to get 900 there.

Mate,I'm going on supporters coaches, can't see what all the fuss is about, we should be panicking it out
All i see on here is moan moan moan f*cking support your club

I agree but so out of touch, will get between 800-1000 which is an improvement on recent trips and they will be in full voice

4,000?

The met Terry a couple of times and he's a decent bloke, but we'll be lucky to get 900 there.

Mate,I'm going on supporters coaches, can't see what all the fuss is about, we should be panicking it out
All i see on here is moan moan moan f*cking support your club

If you look through my posts you'll see that I'm very positive towards the club.

Any idea on how many sold so far?

I would love us to take thousands up there but I think it will be anywhere between 6-800.

I don't think that will be the end of the world to be honest given the cost, our league position, and how our season is panning out.

We should compare it to what other Clubs of a similar distance bring here

Huddersfield 3rd in the League brought: 700
Barnsley brought: 510

and the two big Yorkshire Clubs who seem to take thousands upon thousands everywhere else didn't come in numbers either.

Sheffield Wednesday: 1126 which is not bad for mid-week to be fair
Leeds: 1800 - early kick off granted but that is poor by their standards of what they take everywhere else.

Ye and we didn't try to mug them clubs off either by charging them £37 like scum Utd have done to us.

Wouldn't 4k+ be fabulous? I'll plump for 1200

How the hell does Terry know about all these players still being unfit this,early in the week? If all correct he is a better reporter, still, than the crap we get on WOL.

Terry's 4000 is rubbish lads.
Only 3-400 sold and probably only about 600 total going.

For every fan going there's 2-3 who've said bollox to it for charging £37 and I don't blame them either.

The article does actually say "...upto 4,000"...

Vince alm on his Facebook page said only 300 sold so far

Do you think Terry's finger slipped on his keyboard and he actualy meant 400?

Hmmmm

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Terry's 4000 is rubbish lads.
Only 3-400 sold and probably only about 600 total going.

For every fan going there's 2-3 who've said bollox to it for charging £37 and I don't blame them either.

I'm one of those 2-3.

It's one of those games I consider a local for me. However the £37 has me at the enough is enough stage.

Where does Terry get 4,000 from.