Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock told

Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock told BBC Sport Wales:

"You can see QPR are a good side, they play with freedom, we needed to be well organised and disciplined and I thought we were.

"I was pleased with the game management, really pleased with how well organised we were and it is lovely to see set-pieces from the training ground come off.

"The Championship is about winning games… I think we are getting better, we can still go quite a way yet, but you do need to get on runs, you need to go on two or three runs in the season.

"With the players we've got we should score more goals and the lads have taken it on board. Set-pieces are important in any league… we've got Sean Morrison back in the goals as well, thank goodness."

Can't argue with that.

Morrison has missed an absolutely hatful of really good set piece chances so frankly about time.
There were a couple of absolute sitters last season, I think Burnley away and maybe Chelsea at home? May have been Wolves away too.

In actual fact, according to the premier league stats Morrison headed the table of chances missed both for club and also for every defender of every club!


https://www.premierleague.com/stats/top ... nce_missed

https://www.premierleague.com/stats/top ... nce_missed

There are a couple of monkeys off our bsck lately... We're not quite firing yet but still in mix which I think is great

There are a couple of monkeys off our bsck lately... We're not quite firing yet but still in mix which I think is great

Have aluded to that fact myself Ryan blue,most teams,if not all teams above us,have played really well,gone on runs themselves,but here we are,2pts off a play off berth,and 4&5 points off top 2,whilst playing pretty poorly,we have yet to hit any real semblance of form (excepting the fact of being undefeated in 7).those above us will all have a blip or two of their own over the course of the season,the only way is up