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Gotta say...he tells it as he sees it....defends his team but still had a good word for us at the end.

john68 wrote:Gotta say...he tells it as he sees it....defends his team but still had a good word for us at the end.

Yes I'd love to believe him.

He's a passionate man, he's literally just come off the touchline and had a mic stuck under his nose, so take it in context, and he seems to agree with us about the linesman too, though from his team's point of view where we were looking at it from ours.

I have to say i starting to like warnock, he seems like a geniune type of manager and is extremely passionate.. It good to see managers tell the way they see it.. also he was positive about us and about his own boys. If we weren't owned by the sheik he is the type of manager who i would like to see at city

I can't say I like him all the time, but he is one hell of a character and the game would be poorer without him. They don't build them like him anymore.

I like the bloke.Says things from the heart.Seems to like City 2.

Anybody got a link to the goals

The two main things I saw him whinge about, the penalty shout and a booking for Bridge were both right. That was a stonewall pen Palace should have got right at the death, and Bridge did deserve a booking for what was at best a crude lunge at Moses - if one of there players had launched at Tevez/Adebayor et al like that we'd have been up in arms.

He also did have some decent things to say about us. He's a bit of a pantomime villain and not my favourite football manager by a long chalk but after the goal that never was earlier this season, it isn't surprising at all that he feels injustice where the officials are concerned.

Got to agree with Goaters on this - the man did definitely have a point. That fat linesman should be made to run up hills until he loses a few stone. And then shot.