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  • 1973 ranger
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    Done a great job at Cardiff but did anyone really think he would not!

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  • James1979
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    Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
    Didn't think his results had been that special whenever I'd noticed them?
    They've been a bit up and down but we had 10 points on them when he took over and now they're 8 points ahead and in 12th

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  • Rebel R's
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    Originally posted by 1973 ranger
    Fernandes treated the man badly first and second time around. Big shame as no way would we be in the position we are in now with Warnock here.
    I 100% agree

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  • Shepherds Mush
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    It'll all change in a few weeks...

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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    Didn't think his results had been that special whenever I'd noticed them?

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  • dogsrrs
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    Originally posted by James1979
    Horse has bolted unfortunately on that one. Instead of replacing Ramsey with an experienced championship manager who had already taken us up against the odds (and taken us over season before when we seemed destined for relgation), we hired a totally inexperienced manager with the "big name" in football tag. Then we replace JFH with a man who seems past his best.
    Hardly surprising Warnock was let go a 2nd time with the grip Ferdinand has on Tony's ear , clear enough Warnock is seen as to much of a threat to Ferdinands position at the club ,
    If as it seems Ollie had an influence on the January transfers can anybody else see a power struggle looming due to Tony's lack of balls

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  • bakes8
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    Good luck Neil. No surprise he's done that at Bardiff, he's done it everywhere else tbf.

    We need to stay up this season, then our young squad will improve and make mincemeat of Bardiff next season (hopefully)

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  • Kit
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    Nice to see McClaren's Derby having their yearly capitulation too ! Way off the play offs with what on paper is a squad that should be Top 4. Get the feeling if Clement had stayed they would be where Brighton are.

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  • James1979
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    Horse has bolted unfortunately on that one. Instead of replacing Ramsey with an experienced championship manager who had already taken us up against the odds (and taken us over season before when we seemed destined for relgation), we hired a totally inexperienced manager with the "big name" in football tag. Then we replace JFH with a man who seems past his best.

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  • Macca
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    LF didn't want NW at the club as he knew NW wouldn't like him poking his nose in, you can only blame TF for that only if he had the balls to kick LF and his cronies out of the club, just proves that our owners should not be in charge of a public toilet, God knows how these idiots made it in business, they should sell up to owners that know what they are doing, then TF can f*ck off to West Ham.

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  • Rangers77
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    Good ol Neil. Top man. Now doing it for the sheer love of it.

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  • 1973 ranger
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    Fernandes treated the man badly first and second time around. Big shame as no way would we be in the position we are in now with Warnock here.

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  • acricketer
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    They're safe now. Thought NW was treated shabbily at the end here. Top Championship manager.

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  • 1973 ranger
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    His teams certainly have character and kniw how to fight back in games. The man knows how to get results in this league.

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  • Connell10
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    Sack ollie get neil back! HA HA HA!

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