Cardiff City

[222gers]

If they win their game in hand at Derby ( the original game called off in dubious circs ), they'll be just three points behind the Wolves who who expected to run away with this league. Can't stand them like most on here, but what an achievement from Mr Warnock.

[Esox Lucius]

I think you'll find that it is the players that are winning these games.

[QPR_John]

I think you'll find that it is the players that are winning these games.

What is the point of managers then

[222gers]

From reading reports of their matches it seems they have a knack of winning even when playing poorly. This is a cliche much beloved of TV pundits. Thankfully, they played poorly at LR but didn't achieve anything despite that dubious penalty.

[Esox Lucius]

I think you'll find that it is the players that are winning these games.

What is the point of managers then

Someone to lay the blame on the players when they lose?

[old pauline]

Echoes of us in 2010/11 in that he has largely done it with a group of largely unheralded players. Can definitely see things going exactly the same way as with us if they get promoted too. Unless they do a Huddersfield or Brighton and have an overhaul I can see them struggling and old Colin getting the boot not too long after he got the boot for us.

[Devonranger]

Warnock's stacked and racked attacking options like he did with us and signed Grujic - similar to us with premier league loans when he was manager. Physical back line as well.

Premier League survival is a big ask for promoted teams - Wolves will throw a shed load of cash at it and will stay up unless they make a push ear of it ...

[222gers]

Blimey.......they've missed two penalties in stoppage time v Wolves. Can't ever remember that happening.

[Esox Lucius]

Colin also managed to reinforce my already low opinion of him with a heart "wander off" to the Wolves manager when he attempted several times to shake his hand at the end of the game. All beautifully captured on sound & vision by the cameras.

[222gers]

I didn't see the game on TV, but the papers are saying Warnock extended his hand at the end of the game but the Wolves manager rebuffed him and went to celebrate with his team.

[Esox Lucius]

I didn't see the game on TV, but the papers are saying Warnock extended his hand at the end of the game but the Wolves manager rebuffed him and went to celebrate with his team.

Really? maybe the media are trying to reinforce the positive image of their "product" to overseas watchers. NES walked after Colin at the final asking him to shake his hand several times and Colin kept walking away. NES gave up when Colin turned around and emphatically told him to "wander off"

[222gers]

The BBC website is saying the Wolves manager refused a handshake and apologised afterwards, an apology that Warnock refused to accept. I dunno, I'd rather believe Warnock because of what he achieved with us, but it's all in the past so I'm not bothered really !

[deadendjob]

Anyone see the two missed/saved penalties? https://streamable.com/qu7iq

[222gers]

Not looking too good for Mr Warnock now.

[WA Hoop]

Not looking too good for Mr Warnock now.

Maybe, maybe not. Remaining fixtures:

Fulham - Brentford (H), Millwall (A), Sunderland (H) & Birmingham (A)

Cardiff - Norwich (A), Forest (H), Derby (A), Hull (A), Reading (H)