‘ Neil Warnock puts his name down to manage ‘

Neil Warnock has contacted Hearts and put his name down to be interviewed as their next manager.

Hearts will be interviewing Neil Warnock in the next 48hrs.

Warnock stated a few months ago that he would like to manage Hearts or Hibs and he would relish the challenge against Rangers & Celtic.

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Love to see him turn that club around

Love to see him turn that club around

Personally I think Warnock had got stale here and needed a new challenge, he will do well there, Good luck to him

Hi shelf life at clubs is very limited to a few seasons

Hope he gets the job and gives them a couple of good seasons

Wonder what damour is thinking

Wonder what damour is thinking

his level there so probably be a good player for him

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

You really dont like him do you

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

could be a contract until the end of the season

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

Agreed,

' my beloved Bluebirds ' , ' this will be my last ' etc etc well that didn't last long?

I admire his honesty

He basically said he wanted a crack with them some months ago

He knows he went stale here - he likes short jobs - up to 3 years.
Turning things around.
He picks teams for two seasons, no long term structural development in him.

He got his players wrong here for his tactics in my opinion.

Maybe they can do a turn for someone else...…..

my Jambo mate is going to jump off the Forth bridge if this happens

I said he wanted a stab in scotland when he left,he be have plenty of hols due to snowed off.

I wish him luck, he has a habit of trying to take his favourite players with him, who will he be back for Mozza, Ralls, Bamba or Bennett?

I wish him luck, he has a habit of trying to take his favourite players with him, who will he be back for Mozza, Ralls, Bamba or Bennett?

Madine hopefully

Rangers and Celtic sent Neil Warnock message as ex-Cardiff City man backed for Hearts .


Thursday 14th November 2019



The former Bluebirds boss is eying a swift return to management

Neil Warnock has been backed to take the reins at Hearts and challenge Scottish giants Celtic and Rangers in the process.

Veteran boss Warnock left his post with Cardiff City on Monday after a lacklustre start to the Championship season.

He was due to retire at the end of the 2019-20 campaign, but the 70-year-old previously revealed that he'd love to manage in Edinburgh.

He said over the summer: "I’ve always fancied one of them – Hibs and Hearts. It appeals to me up there with them being neighbours.

"No disrespect to the big two but I’ve always been an underdog and I’ve always thought: 'I wish I could get a club up there and get a team to rival Celtic and Rangers.'

"That’s how it used to be. Rangers haven’t been the force they were in recent years but I look back at what Aberdeen did all those years ago. It was unheard of, wasn’t it?

"It would be nice to get something like that going. You’d have to do it on team spirit and togetherness and all that because the money isn’t there for Hearts and Hibs to compete with the two Glasgow clubs, really."

Kirk Broadfoot, who played under Warnock at Rotherham and is now at Scottish side St Mirren, believes he would do a great job in the Scottish Premiership - and would relish the chance of shaking up the Glasgow monopoly.




He said : "He would be a great appointment for Hearts but great for Scottish football in general.

"There would never be a dull moment if Neil was to come up here.

"He is some character but more importantly he is a top manager, as he has proved throughout his career. If Neil was to go to Hearts then he would turn Tynecastle into a fortress and nobody would like going there.

"It is a hard place to go just now but Neil would definitely take it up a notch or two.


"He would unite everyone, the players and the fans, get everyone in it together.

"That is one of his great strengths. He loves being the underdog and trying to beat the big teams so a job like Hearts would be perfect.

"They have a good squad and have been unlucky with injuries but if they get the right manager in then I would expect them to climb quickly to the other end of the table."

The Bluebirds are searching for Warnock's successor at Cardiff City Stadium, with ex-Millwall boss Neil Harris the current frontrunner. You can follow our

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

Agreed,

' my beloved Bluebirds ' , ' this will be my last ' etc etc well that didn't last long?

Exactly.

All bullshit from Warnock as usual.

Rangers and Celtic sent Neil Warnock message as ex-Cardiff City man backed for Hearts .


Thursday 14th November 2019



The former Bluebirds boss is eying a swift return to management

Neil Warnock has been backed to take the reins at Hearts and challenge Scottish giants Celtic and Rangers in the process.

Veteran boss Warnock left his post with Cardiff City on Monday after a lacklustre start to the Championship season.

He was due to retire at the end of the 2019-20 campaign, but the 70-year-old previously revealed that he'd love to manage in Edinburgh.

He said over the summer: "I’ve always fancied one of them – Hibs and Hearts. It appeals to me up there with them being neighbours.

"No disrespect to the big two but I’ve always been an underdog and I’ve always thought: 'I wish I could get a club up there and get a team to rival Celtic and Rangers.'

"That’s how it used to be. Rangers haven’t been the force they were in recent years but I look back at what Aberdeen did all those years ago. It was unheard of, wasn’t it?

"It would be nice to get something like that going. You’d have to do it on team spirit and togetherness and all that because the money isn’t there for Hearts and Hibs to compete with the two Glasgow clubs, really."

Kirk Broadfoot, who played under Warnock at Rotherham and is now at Scottish side St Mirren, believes he would do a great job in the Scottish Premiership - and would relish the chance of shaking up the Glasgow monopoly.




He said : "He would be a great appointment for Hearts but great for Scottish football in general.

"There would never be a dull moment if Neil was to come up here.

"He is some character but more importantly he is a top manager, as he has proved throughout his career. If Neil was to go to Hearts then he would turn Tynecastle into a fortress and nobody would like going there.

"It is a hard place to go just now but Neil would definitely take it up a notch or two.


"He would unite everyone, the players and the fans, get everyone in it together.

"That is one of his great strengths. He loves being the underdog and trying to beat the big teams so a job like Hearts would be perfect.

"They have a good squad and have been unlucky with injuries but if they get the right manager in then I would expect them to climb quickly to the other end of the table."

The Bluebirds are searching for Warnock's successor at Cardiff City Stadium, with ex-Millwall boss Neil Harris the current frontrunner. You can follow our

I've said this since the beginning of last season how he feeds bullshit after every game hes a born tactical liar

In some ways good in alot bad

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

Agreed,

' my beloved Bluebirds ' , ' this will be my last ' etc etc well that didn't last long?

Are you two for real or what the man did more for this club, than any other manager before him,I had enough after the swansea,enough to voice an opinion that his time was up,things seemed stale,and most of all,the sala saga had more of an effect,than most people thought, at least he had enough decency to not just go through the motions,until the end of the season,when his contract was up.maybe he had thought "I need a new challenge"and need to get away from the club and the ongoing dispute with nantes,who knows? He will no doubt write a book,when he does retire, then and probably only then will we know for sure,he has gone now,no need at all for slagging him off God help whoever takes charge,if they fail to hit the ground running

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

Agreed,

' my beloved Bluebirds ' , ' this will be my last ' etc etc well that didn't last long?

Are you two for real or what the man did more for this club, than any other manager before him,I had enough after the swansea,enough to voice an opinion that his time was up,things seemed stale,and most of all,the sala saga had more of an effect,than most people thought, at least he had enough decency to not just go through the motions,until the end of the season,when his contract was up.maybe he had thought "I need a new challenge"and need to get away from the club and the ongoing dispute with nantes,who knows? He will no doubt write a book,when he does retire, then and probably only then will we know for sure,he has gone now,no need at all for slagging him off God help whoever takes charge,if they fail to hit the ground running

Warnock speaks bullshit to keep fans on side.

Sounds like you're still falling for it.

Best of luck to him if he goes to Scotland ....big step down even from. championship....just happy if he doesn’t join another championship club

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

Agreed,

' my beloved Bluebirds ' , ' this will be my last ' etc etc well that didn't last long?

Are you two for real or what the man did more for this club, than any other manager before him,I had enough after the swansea,enough to voice an opinion that his time was up,things seemed stale,and most of all,the sala saga had more of an effect,than most people thought, at least he had enough decency to not just go through the motions,until the end of the season,when his contract was up.maybe he had thought "I need a new challenge"and need to get away from the club and the ongoing dispute with nantes,who knows? He will no doubt write a book,when he does retire, then and probably only then will we know for sure,he has gone now,no need at all for slagging him off God help whoever takes charge,if they fail to hit the ground running

Very real !! I've backed him and the club for far too long, he should have left last season or preferably straight after the gutless Fulham game.
As I've backed every manager who has come through the door ( that included defending Trollope and Oly ) best manager??? Are you serious he is down the list a bit IMHO,, Best FOOTBALL not the shite dished up, Dave Jones by a country mile, nicest manager I've met Eddie May the list goes on......

The club would have come back together whoever the manager was coming in, he's not the f*cking Messiah you know.

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

Agreed,

' my beloved Bluebirds ' , ' this will be my last ' etc etc well that didn't last long?

Are you two for real or what the man did more for this club, than any other manager before him,I had enough after the swansea,enough to voice an opinion that his time was up,things seemed stale,and most of all,the sala saga had more of an effect,than most people thought, at least he had enough decency to not just go through the motions,until the end of the season,when his contract was up.maybe he had thought "I need a new challenge"and need to get away from the club and the ongoing dispute with nantes,who knows? He will no doubt write a book,when he does retire, then and probably only then will we know for sure,he has gone now,no need at all for slagging him off God help whoever takes charge,if they fail to hit the ground running

Very real !! I've backed him and the club for far too long, he should have left last season or preferably straight after the gutless Fulham game.
As I've backed every manager who has come through the door ( that included defending Trollope and Oly ) best manager??? Are you serious he is down the list a bit IMHO,, Best FOOTBALL not the shite dished up, Dave Jones by a country mile, nicest manager I've met Eddie May the list goes on......

The club would have come back together whoever the manager was coming in, he's not the f*cking Messiah you know.

perhaps it was us fans who persuaded him to stay after the man u game , singing Neil Warnock we want you to stay,

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

Agreed,

' my beloved Bluebirds ' , ' this will be my last ' etc etc well that didn't last long?

Are you two for real or what the man did more for this club, than any other manager before him,I had enough after the swansea,enough to voice an opinion that his time was up,things seemed stale,and most of all,the sala saga had more of an effect,than most people thought, at least he had enough decency to not just go through the motions,until the end of the season,when his contract was up.maybe he had thought "I need a new challenge"and need to get away from the club and the ongoing dispute with nantes,who knows? He will no doubt write a book,when he does retire, then and probably only then will we know for sure,he has gone now,no need at all for slagging him off God help whoever takes charge,if they fail to hit the ground running

Warnock speaks bullshit to keep fans on side.

Sounds like you're still falling for it.

Hmm! think you might be wrong there mate:roll: After the swansea game,I posted saying it was time for him to go,I said I'd judge him after 15 games,and I did.ALL managers put a spin on each game,no exceptions imo.perhaps behind the scenes things were already rolling? But I'm not going to slag the man off,he simply doesn't deserve it,his tactics and purchases yes,but don't try and do a character assassination on him,remember where we were when he stepped in,and where we would have been had he chose not to.

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

Agreed,

' my beloved Bluebirds ' , ' this will be my last ' etc etc well that didn't last long?

Are you two for real or what the man did more for this club, than any other manager before him,I had enough after the swansea,enough to voice an opinion that his time was up,things seemed stale,and most of all,the sala saga had more of an effect,than most people thought, at least he had enough decency to not just go through the motions,until the end of the season,when his contract was up.maybe he had thought "I need a new challenge"and need to get away from the club and the ongoing dispute with nantes,who knows? He will no doubt write a book,when he does retire, then and probably only then will we know for sure,he has gone now,no need at all for slagging him off God help whoever takes charge,if they fail to hit the ground running

Warnock speaks bullshit to keep fans on side.

Sounds like you're still falling for it.

Hmm! think you might be wrong there mate:roll: After the swansea game,I posted saying it was time for him to go,I said I'd judge him after 15 games,and I did.ALL managers put a spin on each game,no exceptions imo.perhaps behind the scenes things were already rolling? But I'm not going to slag the man off,he simply doesn't deserve it,his tactics and purchases yes,but don't try and do a character assassination on him,remember where we were when he stepped in,and where we would have been had he chose not to.

He got us promoted, well done to him.

But he's not a good man. He's a liar.

Remember his close links to McKay.

I'll give it to Warnock, he put on a good act in looking upset over Sala.

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

Agreed,

' my beloved Bluebirds ' , ' this will be my last ' etc etc well that didn't last long?

Are you two for real or what the man did more for this club, than any other manager before him,I had enough after the swansea,enough to voice an opinion that his time was up,things seemed stale,and most of all,the sala saga had more of an effect,than most people thought, at least he had enough decency to not just go through the motions,until the end of the season,when his contract was up.maybe he had thought "I need a new challenge"and need to get away from the club and the ongoing dispute with nantes,who knows? He will no doubt write a book,when he does retire, then and probably only then will we know for sure,he has gone now,no need at all for slagging him off God help whoever takes charge,if they fail to hit the ground running

Warnock speaks bullshit to keep fans on side.

Sounds like you're still falling for it.

Hmm! think you might be wrong there mate:roll: After the swansea game,I posted saying it was time for him to go,I said I'd judge him after 15 games,and I did.ALL managers put a spin on each game,no exceptions imo.perhaps behind the scenes things were already rolling? But I'm not going to slag the man off,he simply doesn't deserve it,his tactics and purchases yes,but don't try and do a character assassination on him,remember where we were when he stepped in,and where we would have been had he chose not to.

He got us promoted, well done to him.

But he's not a good man. He's a liar.

Remember his close links to McKay.

I'll give it to Warnock, he put on a good act in looking upset over Sala.

WOW

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

Agreed,

' my beloved Bluebirds ' , ' this will be my last ' etc etc well that didn't last long?

Are you two for real or what the man did more for this club, than any other manager before him,I had enough after the swansea,enough to voice an opinion that his time was up,things seemed stale,and most of all,the sala saga had more of an effect,than most people thought, at least he had enough decency to not just go through the motions,until the end of the season,when his contract was up.maybe he had thought "I need a new challenge"and need to get away from the club and the ongoing dispute with nantes,who knows? He will no doubt write a book,when he does retire, then and probably only then will we know for sure,he has gone now,no need at all for slagging him off God help whoever takes charge,if they fail to hit the ground running

Warnock speaks bullshit to keep fans on side.

Sounds like you're still falling for it.

Hmm! think you might be wrong there mate:roll: After the swansea game,I posted saying it was time for him to go,I said I'd judge him after 15 games,and I did.ALL managers put a spin on each game,no exceptions imo.perhaps behind the scenes things were already rolling? But I'm not going to slag the man off,he simply doesn't deserve it,his tactics and purchases yes,but don't try and do a character assassination on him,remember where we were when he stepped in,and where we would have been had he chose not to.

He got us promoted, well done to him.

But he's not a good man. He's a liar.

Remember his close links to McKay.

I'll give it to Warnock, he put on a good act in looking upset over Sala.

WOW

Think he’s trying to be a bit controversial to get hits but I think this is an all time low

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

Agreed,

' my beloved Bluebirds ' , ' this will be my last ' etc etc well that didn't last long?

Are you two for real or what the man did more for this club, than any other manager before him,I had enough after the swansea,enough to voice an opinion that his time was up,things seemed stale,and most of all,the sala saga had more of an effect,than most people thought, at least he had enough decency to not just go through the motions,until the end of the season,when his contract was up.maybe he had thought "I need a new challenge"and need to get away from the club and the ongoing dispute with nantes,who knows? He will no doubt write a book,when he does retire, then and probably only then will we know for sure,he has gone now,no need at all for slagging him off God help whoever takes charge,if they fail to hit the ground running

Warnock speaks bullshit to keep fans on side.

Sounds like you're still falling for it.

Hmm! think you might be wrong there mate:roll: After the swansea game,I posted saying it was time for him to go,I said I'd judge him after 15 games,and I did.ALL managers put a spin on each game,no exceptions imo.perhaps behind the scenes things were already rolling? But I'm not going to slag the man off,he simply doesn't deserve it,his tactics and purchases yes,but don't try and do a character assassination on him,remember where we were when he stepped in,and where we would have been had he chose not to.

He got us promoted, well done to him.

But he's not a good man. He's a liar.

Remember his close links to McKay.

I'll give it to Warnock, he put on a good act in looking upset over Sala.

WOW

Think he’s trying to be a bit controversial to get hits but I think this is an all time low

WOW

So much for retiring..

You can't believe a word that comes out of that man's mouth.

Agreed,

' my beloved Bluebirds ' , ' this will be my last ' etc etc well that didn't last long?

Are you two for real or what the man did more for this club, than any other manager before him,I had enough after the swansea,enough to voice an opinion that his time was up,things seemed stale,and most of all,the sala saga had more of an effect,than most people thought, at least he had enough decency to not just go through the motions,until the end of the season,when his contract was up.maybe he had thought "I need a new challenge"and need to get away from the club and the ongoing dispute with nantes,who knows? He will no doubt write a book,when he does retire, then and probably only then will we know for sure,he has gone now,no need at all for slagging him off God help whoever takes charge,if they fail to hit the ground running

Warnock speaks bullshit to keep fans on side.

Sounds like you're still falling for it.

Hmm! think you might be wrong there mate:roll: After the swansea game,I posted saying it was time for him to go,I said I'd judge him after 15 games,and I did.ALL managers put a spin on each game,no exceptions imo.perhaps behind the scenes things were already rolling? But I'm not going to slag the man off,he simply doesn't deserve it,his tactics and purchases yes,but don't try and do a character assassination on him,remember where we were when he stepped in,and where we would have been had he chose not to.

He got us promoted, well done to him.

But he's not a good man. He's a liar.

Remember his close links to McKay.

I'll give it to Warnock, he put on a good act in looking upset over Sala.

What a disgusting thing to say and if you think all he achieved for the club was promotion,I'll say no more,I knew our following had a few idiots,this forum just highlights them god help WHOEVER takes the job with fans like you on their backs,the instant it starts to look a little wobbly.

Worcester I think that's a dreadful thing to say. Have your opinions on football by all means, but that comment is awful.