When Warno

[stainrodisalegend]

was giving all those breezy, "I just feel privileged to be at Anfield, me" interviews, do you think he realised on what thin ice he was on? Was it just a front or did he genuinely not see how we were sliding into trouble?

also, at what point do you think the board started to develop serious doubts about him?

don't suppose it really matters now, but be interested to hear your thoughts.

[Norths]

Reckon it was the sunderland game that broke the camels back, TF saw the lift a new manager could give to a team in a similar position to us.

[winalotto]

Id say after the home games to Sunderland and Norwich when we lost both to late goals at home, should have had two more points at least.

[OldSchool]

I think he really did think he was untouchable after the compliments that were aimed at him after the takeover. Also think the pressure must have been mounting for weeks but he did appear to be completely oblivious to our position with all his "I thought it were a great game me!" comments. His disrespect to certain players can't have helped the situation. When have you ever heard a top manager slating one of their own players?

[Shania]

I think he really did think he was untouchable after the compliments that were aimed at him after the takeover. Also think the pressure must have been mounting for weeks but he did appear to be completely oblivious to our position with all his "I thought it were a great game me!" comments. His disrespect to certain players can't have helped the situation. When have you ever heard a top manager slating one of their own players?

What this poster said.

[winalotto]

I think he really did think he was untouchable after the compliments that were aimed at him after the takeover. Also think the pressure must have been mounting for weeks but he did appear to be completely oblivious to our position with all his "I thought it were a great game me!" comments. His disrespect to certain players can't have helped the situation. When have you ever heard a top manager slating one of their own players?

That's my pet gripe with him, he slates players in public either his own or players from other teams, no class in my eyes, and it comes back to bite you in the end.

[Rich]

That's my pet gripe with him, he slates players in public either his own or players from other teams, no class in my eyes, and it comes back to bite you in the end.

Perhaps the 18 months tax free payout will soften the blow....

[Gtleighsr3]

i think Tony was always going to get shot of neil,maybe end of season but found oppotunity sooner.TF seems to be enjoying his toy and wants to throw some proper cash about unlike last pair.He wants new ground and big names playing in charge of his toy.Neil was a dead man walking when he took over.

[rangerforevereastcote]

think it wold have been after the westbrom and slating ale . think no doubt the performances dropped after that

[stainrodisalegend]

Seems everyone has a different moment. I'll be honest and say that although his post match interviews had been annoying me for a couple of months and I heard whispers about Zola/ Wilkins quite a while ago I didn't appreciate until the last week that he was in such serious trouble - and it seems he didn't either.

[EYR]

Rather naive of Warnock and staff if after 2 pts from 24 the sacking came out of the blue.Did he think that just turning up on matchdays and making up the numbers was acceptable?

[Mellowhoop]

Will never forget his reaction at watford right in front of the fans... Was like a kid at Christmas... Wont forget him

[twranger]

all praising and bigging up the oppo pre and post match annoyed me and seemingly in awe of Anfield etcetc.
like a kid in a sweet shop. lambert, for example, as much as i loathe the guy, seemed totally grounded regarding the oppo and their surroundings. As it should be.
definately wont get this from MH. if of course he comes.

[qpr]

Yeah I didn't like that, he did the same for other games like Tottenham (And that game mean't a lot to me, I hate that club)