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He did chose a very low key game; derby match, live on sky Tv , Friday night and 50 cameras around the ground. Clever bloke.
String him up by his balls from the crossbar the little prick
Never been a fan of Warnock and less so after watching him being interviewed after the game. I couldn’t help feeling his condemnation of the actions of that Leeds fan lacked conviction and sincerity especially when he said Kirkland had gone down like a ton of bricks. And if he was so outraged at what had happened why did he think it appropriate for him and the team to go over and applaud their fans after the game had finished.
Not long ago, there were some on this forum putting Warnock forward as manager of our club.
God help us!
Warnock was most certainly out of order with his “ton of bricks” remark but should we be surprised by it?
This wasnt a controversial tackle between two footballers it was a clear criminal act and Leeds United rightfully issued a terse statement to the media straight afterwards.
A very ugly incident and an ivestigation should be held by the football league to ensure this doesnt happen again.Complete coward! On a serious note how can a club actually stop a lunatic jumping onto the pitch and hitting the keeper? Am always slightly bemused when they fine clubs for their fans behaviour. Surely it’s the individuals fault rather than the clubs? If 40 militant lunatics decided to pitch up in our end and invade the pitch in balaclavas how can you stop it?
Although we as a set of fans are in no position to get all high & mighty about this incident…………..!
I was at the Britannia about 9/10 year ago when a certain crank (who i won’t name, even though i know him well) took an air punch to stoke keeper gavin ward, then get wrestled to the floor and subsequently banned from the city of stoke for life.
I know wigan is a bit of a dive, but stoke…….feck me!
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