Cardiff City have today announced Neil Warnock as the new manager of the club and it’s a wise choice from the Championship club.
Neil Warnock manager of Rotherham United celebrates at the end of the game
Neil Warnock has today been named as Paul Trollope’s successor at Cardiff City and it’s an appointment which could kick-start the Bluebirds’ season back to life.
Cardiff currently sit 23rd in the Championship after losing six of their last seven and only winning twice in the 11 games played so far, a run of form which cost Paul Trollope his job.
Former Cardiff City manager Paul Trollope
Warnock was immediately announced as the club’s main target and it’s the first appointment in years which the fans have fully backed.
The Bluebirds have struggled to get fans back on-side under their last three managers but Neil Warnock could be the man to reignite the fan base.
Poor tactical decisions and an misjudged overhaul of tactics has seen Cardiff plummet down the league table this season and an experienced head is what’s needed to put things right.
Derby’s Max Lowe and Cardiff’s Craig Noone in action
Warnock has an incredible seven promotions to his name in more than 30 years managerial experience and he said towards the end of last season he wants that record-breaking eighth.
Cardiff now need a manager who is brave enough to do whatever it takes to win at whatever cost and they now have that man in Neil Warnock.
The Bluebirds take no Severn-side rivals Bristol City in front of the Sky Sports cameras next Friday and it’s the perfect opportunity for Neil Warnock and his players to make a real statement of intentions.
Sheffield United’s Nick Montgomery celebrates victory with manager Neil Warnock at the end of the match hamsheff
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