BREAKING NEWS " NEIL WARNOCK LEAVES CARDIFF CITY "

SAM REAN

i would rather warren gatland than flyn
Or someone with contacts outside of south wales

I think NW knew that it was only a short matter of time after the Swansea game. I’m not surprised in the slightest that he’s decided to leave now,,, I always thought that he was going to leave around Xmas time in any case.
He was never the same man after the ES tragedy,,,, the situation reminds me a little bit of Terry Yoraths difficulties when dealing with his own personal loss. “Hard man, Hard knocks”.....

Neil Warnock is a decent human being, with over 40 yrs experience in the game.... he knows when it’s time.

Thank you Neil, for all you’ve done at Cardiff City F.C.
You will always be respectfully remembered.

I hope Neil gets the chance to come to a home game, so everybody can say goodbye and thank him for everything he’s done for our club .There won’t be a dry eye in the stadium.

Sadly it is the end of the road for CCFC and Neil Warnock, as there was no future beyond the end of the season it was probably best for all concerned. In the short term, probably not ideal, but we have to look to the future.
Thanks for the memories Neil, good luck with the next chapter in your life. I hope this isn't the last we'll see or hear of you.
On to the next miracle.. sort out Brexit maybe??

All the best Neil, to you and your family. Thanks for everything you have done for our club.
Sad but not surprised.

Sad but not surprised. Good luck to him.

hounded out by halfwits

For once, we agree!

That's pissed me off .

Careful what we wish for .

Mind you we couldn't carry on with the football being served up

We need an up and coming manager also pot in January

Mike, I am in complete agreement and dogfound sums it up nicely in his post

Neil Warnock turned this club around and the usual suspects (not to mention the Forum Fake) have shown not an ounce of gratitude in the way they have turned on him of late

Steve Zodiak also summed it up nicely when he spoke of the first season back in the Championship being a tough one with all its adjustments on and off the field (we now that from last time) and Top 10/maybe a Play-off place was all we could have genuinely hoped for with the squad assembled

The football being 'served up' would have been acceptable to most, if the team were winning more but it appears to me that more than a player or two (no names mentioned because Josh Murphy, Greg Cunningham and Bobby Reid wouldn't like it) failed to truly commit to the cause, leaving those around them to carry the workload unevenly

I wish Neil and Sharon Warnock nothing but the best of luck for their futures. They will forever have my sincere gratitude and be in my heart for what both have done for this club, i.e. Neil for his incredible management and Sharon for telling him to take the poison chalice in the beginning

Thank you, Neil Warnock...and thank you Sharon. May good luck and health stay with you!

Maybe a bit difficult due to the fact he's just started with Anderlecht, but I'd go all out for Bellers now!
He will play positive football, and I think he will get the best out of the players!
Need to bring Craig back, could see him doing a very good job!

Could be an opportunity to see what he is about in the 'hot seat' until the end of the season, as I don't think we'll be bothering either the top or the bottom of the Championship this season with the current squad (which may not be added to, if the Nantes saga continues)

hounded out by halfwits

For once, we agree!

I did see the snowball gathering momentum. but am still genuinely gobsmacked..

we have had far far worse managers who took nothing like the criticism that this one has..

a poll is it time to go ?...at a point when his championship wins record at our club was actually the best of any manager at this level ever..`

im sat reading who the posters that have hounded Warnock consider as prospective managers. ALL have had much much worse runs than the one Warnock was on ? or has had at our club
jokavic who did get sacked but only after 9 defeats and 2 draws in 11
Ainsworth survived a run of 0 wins 2 draws 9 defeats.
Nathan jones. 6 wins in 38 games before he went...

yet Warnock felt it was souring...in Warnock we trust..dont make me laugh..

hounded out by halfwits

For once, we agree!

I did see the snowball gathering momentum. but am still genuinely gobsmacked..

we have had far far worse managers who took nothing like the criticism that this one has..

a poll is it time to go ?...at a point when his championship wins record at our club was actually the best of any manager at this level ever..`

im sat reading who the posters that have hounded Warnock consider as prospective managers. ALL have had much much worse runs than the one Warnock was on ? or has had at our club
jokavic who did get sacked but only after 9 defeats and 2 draws in 11
Ainsworth survived a run of 0 wins 2 draws 9 defeats.
Nathan jones. 6 wins in 38 games before he went...

yet Warnock felt it was souring...in Warnock we trust..dont make me laugh..

And the ex Fulham manager as some amazing manager who spent loads more than Warnock yet couldn’t finish above him.

Great him.

hounded out by halfwits

For once, we agree!

When was this hounding of Neil Warnock?

That's pissed me off .

Careful what we wish for .

Mind you we couldn't carry on with the football being served up

We need an up and coming manager also pot in January

Mike, I am in complete agreement and dogfound sums it up nicely in his post

Neil Warnock turned this club around and the usual suspects (not to mention the Forum Fake) have shown not an ounce of gratitude in the way they have turned on him of late

Steve Zodiak also summed it up nicely when he spoke of the first season back in the Championship being a tough one with all its adjustments on and off the field (we now that from last time) and Top 10/maybe a Play-off place was all we could have genuinely hoped for with the squad assembled

The football being 'served up' would have been acceptable to most, if the team were winning more but it appears to me that more than a player or two (no names mentioned because Josh Murphy, Greg Cunningham and Bobby Reid wouldn't like it) failed to truly commit to the cause, leaving those around them to carry the workload unevenly

I wish Neil and Sharon Warnock nothing but the best of luck for their futures. They will forever have my sincere gratitude and be in my heart for what both have done for this club, i.e. Neil for his incredible management and Sharon for telling him to take the poison chalice in the beginning

Thank you, Neil Warnock...and thank you Sharon. May good luck and health stay with you!

Managers come and go, Chris.

Warnock just wasn't cutting the mustard anymore.

He got us promoted which we are appreciative of, but he's failed miserably this season.

The time was right to go.

Like I said on another thread when I got accused of having no compassion... He's a manager that's left the club, that's all.

People on here are acting as if the bloke has just died. He's someone who's been at the club three years.

That's pissed me off .

Careful what we wish for .

Mind you we couldn't carry on with the football being served up

We need an up and coming manager also pot in January

Mike, I am in complete agreement and dogfound sums it up nicely in his post

Neil Warnock turned this club around and the usual suspects (not to mention the Forum Fake) have shown not an ounce of gratitude in the way they have turned on him of late

Steve Zodiak also summed it up nicely when he spoke of the first season back in the Championship being a tough one with all its adjustments on and off the field (we now that from last time) and Top 10/maybe a Play-off place was all we could have genuinely hoped for with the squad assembled

The football being 'served up' would have been acceptable to most, if the team were winning more but it appears to me that more than a player or two (no names mentioned because Josh Murphy, Greg Cunningham and Bobby Reid wouldn't like it) failed to truly commit to the cause, leaving those around them to carry the workload unevenly

I wish Neil and Sharon Warnock nothing but the best of luck for their futures. They will forever have my sincere gratitude and be in my heart for what both have done for this club, i.e. Neil for his incredible management and Sharon for telling him to take the poison chalice in the beginning

Thank you, Neil Warnock...and thank you Sharon. May good luck and health stay with you!

Managers come and go, Chris.

Warnock just wasn't cutting the mustard anymore.

He got us promoted which we are appreciative of, but he's failed miserably this season.

The time was right to go.

Like I said on another thread when I got accused of having no compassion... He's a manager that's left the club, that's all.

People on here are acting as if the bloke has just died. He's someone who's been at the club three years.

I don't think anyone is acting like he has died at all. They are just being respectful for what he achieved at an important time for the club.

All the best Neil, to you and your family. Thanks for everything you have done for our club.
Sad but not surprised.

Spot On

In a Q&A session at Penydarren Park in Merthyr a a year or two back he said he would go as soon as there were rumblings of discontent. He was true to his word. The man is a legend and I hope he realises how much the fans still love him