A great read - Neil's Independent column

[Stanley]

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/football-league/neil-warnock-the-relief-was-unbelievable-the-players-were-in-tears-2281646.html

[Goddard]

I'm not sure how the team did what they did (especially at Watford) with all that sh*t hanging over them.
Anyone who saw Shaun Derry on BBC Late Kick Off last monday night will have seen a bloke close to tears over it. He was in bits.

But they did it, they came through it... and I'm really proud of them, and Warnock and his team for what they all achieved in the end.
Proud of the fans too. It was a hard week last week. Mind you, the previous 16 years weren't exactly a picnic for us either.

Thank f**k it's all over now! We're BACK.


It was some ride.

[thefatgod1]

A true man management expert. Legend

[Naarven Mankey]

As a northerner Warnock was legendary round these parts. A lot of my mates supported Sheffield United and they all raved about him. At first i hated the guy but then started hearing and reading about a lot of the things he did for the Blades. Yes he was outspoken but the guy wore his heart on his sleeve and it wasn't long before i really started to respect the guy and loved his tv interviews. Nearly every Sheff Utd fan was gutted when he left the club and now i know why.

It's been asked on our boards before what was the point you knew we were gonna go up. Mine was as soon as we signed Neil Warnock the season before. We were struggling and i was worried about relegation but as soon as Neil Warnock joined us i knew were safe. I also knew at that point we had a very good chance of promotion this season too and with Warnocks signings in the summer i was almost over confident that this was to be our season. A true legend and i believe we have one of the best 4 managers in the country alongside Fergusson (God that pains me to say it i hate the red nosed c*nt), Wenger, Redknapp and Warnock himself. A true genius so let's enjoy him while he's here!!!!!

[Mellowhoop]

I'm not sure how the team did what they did (especially at Watford) with all that sh*t hanging over them.
Anyone who saw Shaun Derry on BBC Late Kick Off last monday night will have seen a bloke close to tears over it. He was in bits.

But they did it, they came through it... and I'm really proud of them, and Warnock and his team for what they all achieved in the end.
Proud of the fans too. It was a hard week last week. Mind you, the previous 16 years weren't exactly a picnic for us either.

Thank f**k it's all over now! We're BACK.


It was some ride.

When I saw derry like this I feared the worst

[QPR_NW10]

"Swansea City, having said they will accept the verdict, are now talking about contesting it. They seem to have changed their mind since climbing from fourth to third. Funny that."

Too right, Neil, too right.

[Ginger Ninja]

The players, the manager, the staff...all of them are an absolute credit to themselves and to the name of QPR. I'm with warnock, as I'm sure we all are, on how proud I am of the players. To pull through a difficult period and clinch the title feeling as low as they did was remarkable. They deserve to be champions. Neil warnock is a revelation, the rest of the management staff are awesome, and Ian mill is a farking genius.
Bloody love QPR.