Agree with most of the above comments, a good Championship manager but unfortunately not up to Premier League level. Didn't like Pardew's snipe at him at all and considering we haven't won a league game since then it now looks especially foolish.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...

Don't really mind, the situation was pretty much on the wall that the new management would replace him I think, as he was very much Simon Jordans man, and there was no real certainty that the club would even continue.

A man, or woman, has to look to his and his families interests first, not their employers. The same fans would have been screaming for him to be sacked if he stayed and lost six or seven in a row in September.

Plus, he'd essentially put us into a very good position to stay up.

Could you imagine though what Hillsborough D-Day would have been like, if Neil Warnock had been manager and we sent down Wednesday. That's the saddest thing about him leaving when he did. Had he stayed to the end of the season and sent down the Wednesdays....

They'd have burned half of Sheffield to the ground.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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I used to cringe whenever he got near a microphone and bet half the players used to squirm when he put his arm round them and came out with some s*** joke which only he finds funny.

Liked him the first time round and would certainly clap him if he's back at Selhurst - but just think if I was stuck in a room with him I'd have used up all my fake laughs within minutes..

You fed me, you bred me, I'll remember your name.

I couldn't like/trust anyone who thought Neil Warnock as anything other than a self-aggrandising, annoying, superficial lower league manager who has been over-promoted too many times.

He once turned down Chelsea too

Big chest and massive boobs

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People saying Warnock is a crap manager ect are so disrespectful. When you have won as many promotions, matches ect as he has then step up and comment.

My opinion of him is he is a good championship manager, it's his level as he has recently said himself. Out of his dept maybe in the PL. Although almost did keep Sheff Utd up a few years back had it not been for the whole Tevez & Mascherano debacle.

Always like him, he's passionate and he always puts in a good word for us. The whole leaving us thing, he did it so we could get comp money from the move as him staying when it wasn't working wasn't doing us any favour. He could of quit then took the job (no fee involved).

Yannick Bolasie - Glenn Murray - Wilfried Zaha

Most exciting attacking trio at Selhurst Park in years.

The championships 'Tony Pulis', but a lot more fun to boot. I don't think I've seen many more managers who are so much a 'fan' as Warnock. Half the time his interviews sound like a fan explaining the game in a pub before the booze takes hold.

Him and Jordon were great for quotes and interviews.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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