Neil Warnock may take up QPR job.
Posted by football writer on February 25, 2010 - The Championship
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Neil Warnock’s future as boss of Crystal Palace hangs in balance. The former Sheffield United gaffer has been linked with the manager’s job at QPR and rumours have started gathering momentum after Palace were knocked out of the FA Cup at the hands of Aston Villa. Warnock admitted that he would be in charge of Palace for their next game against Doncaster on Sunday but was non-committal over his long term future. Instead he admitted that he would be interested in taking up the job at QPR.
Crystal Palace are third from bottom in the Coca Cola championship after having ten points docked at the start of the season. As a result of the transfer embargo imposed on them by the Football Association, they are unable to sign any new players.
QPR have had a very turbulent season as well. They lie just four points above Palace and are themselves not sure of survival. If Warnock takes charge of the Loftus Road based side, he would be the fifth manager of their topsy-turvy season.
Meanwhile Palace midfielder Darren Ambrose has expressed his wish that Warnock continue as Palace manager. Ambrose said that Warnock was ‘massively important’ to the future of the Selhurst Park club.
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