Cardiff City manager Neil Harris told BBC Radio Wales: "It
Sat Jul 18, 2020 5:38 pm
Cardiff City manager Neil Harris told BBC Radio Wales:
"It was a huge game for us, monumental and the mix of the old gaffer (Neil Warnock) adds an element of spice to the game and the lads were really professional, I was delighted with the points.
"We put in an assured performance... we could have had more goals so I am delighted.
"When when were in the sixth minute of added time I asked for the scores. of the teams around us Obviously now it is a straight shoot-out between us and the enemies up the road.
"Hull will need to win the game to have any chance of staying up, so we will have to be sure we remain focused as we have been."
"It was a huge game for us, monumental and the mix of the old gaffer (Neil Warnock) adds an element of spice to the game and the lads were really professional, I was delighted with the points.
"We put in an assured performance... we could have had more goals so I am delighted.
"When when were in the sixth minute of added time I asked for the scores. of the teams around us Obviously now it is a straight shoot-out between us and the enemies up the road.
"Hull will need to win the game to have any chance of staying up, so we will have to be sure we remain focused as we have been."
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Re: Cardiff City manager Neil Harris told BBC Radio Wales:
Sun Jul 19, 2020 1:00 am
Forever Blue wrote:Cardiff City manager Neil Harris told BBC Radio Wales:
"It was a huge game for us, monumental and the mix of the old gaffer (Neil Warnock) adds an element of spice to the game and the lads were really professional, I was delighted with the points.
"We put in an assured performance... we could have had more goals so I am delighted.
"When when were in the sixth minute of added time I asked for the scores. of the teams around us Obviously now it is a straight shoot-out between us and the enemies up the road.
"Hull will need to win the game to have any chance of staying up, so we will have to be sure we remain focused as we have been."
Annis,as you know, I was less than impressed when Neil Harris was appointed,but I have been more and more impressed,the longer it goes on
and his passion for the club is growing week on week imho,the sentence where he says it's between us"and our enemies up the road" shows he has bought into ccfc,and to me that's pleasing to see and hear, now for that nerve jangle on Wednesday, C'MON CITY!!!! 
