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  • Tarbie
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    Originally posted by FurtiveFox
    Warnock was never going to get right to the top but has always been a decent old school manager. Play players in their right position, organise team etc. Doesn't do anything fancy. Honestly feel we would be top half with him. With Ollie could easily end up in or around relegation places.
    I agree with this.

    Warnock gets the simple things right more often than not, tactically is pretty sound, and will typically get the best out of a group of players at this level. I actually believe that if we got the basics right, what this group of players could achieve would surprise a few.

    Unfortunately for us, we missed our chance to bring Warnock back. He's with Cardiff now, doing pretty well, and no doubt earning more money than we'd be likely to pay him these days.

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  • Shepherds Mush
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    Originally posted by FurtiveFox
    Warnock was never going to get right to the top but has always been a decent old school manager. Play players in their right position, organise team etc. Doesn't do anything fancy. Honestly feel we would be top half with him. With Ollie could easily end up in or around relegation places.
    Think we would probably be a bit better off than we are now but Warnock cannot perform miracles no matter what people think and with the lack of goals that this team/squad have in them, we'd be mid-table IMO

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  • FurtiveFox
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    Warnock was never going to get right to the top but has always been a decent old school manager. Play players in their right position, organise team etc. Doesn't do anything fancy. Honestly feel we would be top half with him. With Ollie could easily end up in or around relegation places.

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  • Shania
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    Ok, Awin and Sheperds Mush. Thanks.

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  • Shepherds Mush
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    Originally posted by Shania
    The more I think of it, the more I wonder what his winning formula really is?
    Has a team that can score from more than just the strikers.

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  • Awin
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    Originally posted by Shania
    I, for one, wanted a more fashionable type of manager in the mould of Karl Robinson and JFH, but in a peculiar way it seems like QPR need a Warnock type. No Wonder it now hurts when he is a hit at Cardiff. The more I think of it, the more I wonder what his winning formula really is?
    He has genuine unquestionable faith in his players. Got the best out of Adel and is now doing the same with Hoilett.
    Last edited by Awin; 23-11-2017, 04:01 PM.

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  • Shania
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    I, for one, wanted a more fashionable type of manager in the mould of Karl Robinson and JFH, but in a peculiar way it seems like QPR need a Warnock type. No Wonder it now hurts when he is a hit at Cardiff. The more I think of it, the more I wonder what his winning formula really is?

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  • CroydonCaptainJack
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    Originally posted by Hubble
    Hyperbole doth abound it seems. I don't recall anyone being overjoyed to see JFH. Thinking he might be all right, yes. We all wanted Colin to stay I would have thought, but it never looked on the cards - for whatever reason.
    Yes Hubbs, history being re-written again.

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  • WeAreQPR12
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    Originally posted by Acton Stations
    I for one would love to see Neal make it with Cardiff not just into the Prem, but also take them into Europe and prove that he can be a successful manager in the Prem before he finally decides to retire.
    I don't, I bloody hate cardiff with a passion! horrible fans and club throughout minus warnock

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  • Shepherds Mush
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    Love the fact no-one thinks Warnock would come back and fail

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  • Acton Stations
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    I for one would love to see Neal make it with Cardiff not just into the Prem, but also take them into Europe and prove that he can be a successful manager in the Prem before he finally decides to retire.

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  • rodman
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    Originally posted by hal9thou
    None of it matters now, but I remember pretty clearly that all the hype was re JFH. Tbf though, that was the club's line.
    Imho it was all about Les giving a black manager a chance.

    Warnock didn't stand a chance cos Les desperately wanted to prove a black manager could do the job.

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  • hal9thou
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    Originally posted by Hubble
    I don't recall anyone being overjoyed to see JFH.
    None of it matters now, but I remember pretty clearly that all the hype was re JFH. Tbf though, that was the club's line.

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  • James1979
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    Whether you believe he wanted the job or not, everyone employed at the club should have got on their knees and begged warnock to come back and offered him want he wanted. It is one of the biggest mistakes we have made as a club.

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  • Hubble
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    Originally posted by hal9thou
    Funny isn't it. Some of the geniuses on here we're overjoyed to see JFH, wouldn't accept that NW had been effectively dismissed.
    Hyperbole doth abound it seems. I don't recall anyone being overjoyed to see JFH. Thinking he might be all right, yes. We all wanted Colin to stay I would have thought, but it never looked on the cards - for whatever reason.

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