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    A Good Read

    Saw some posts on Warnock and did a little googling to refresh my memory. I could not find what I was after which is his results the season after we were relegated but I did not try that hard. This is the pick of the bunch ( in my opinion) .

    https://www.wsc.co.uk/stories/14090-...e-top-division

    Bloody hot here today big storm rumbling in now enjoy your lock down and the reading pommies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by queenslandpie View Post
    Saw some posts on Warnock and did a little googling to refresh my memory. I could not find what I was after which is his results the season after we were relegated but I did not try that hard. This is the pick of the bunch ( in my opinion) .

    https://www.wsc.co.uk/stories/14090-...e-top-division

    Bloody hot here today big storm rumbling in now enjoy your lock down and the reading pommies.
    Just 2 wins and 9 defeats in 18 league games saw him get his marching orders, I think it was the 2-0 home defeat to Sunderland in the FA Cup was his last game? Interesting to see that our average home league attendance that season was only a thousand or so more for the second tier than we currently get in tier 5.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ncfcog View Post
    Just 2 wins and 9 defeats in 18 league games saw him get his marching orders, I think it was the 2-0 home defeat to Sunderland in the FA Cup was his last game? Interesting to see that our average home league attendance that season was only a thousand or so more for the second tier than we currently get in tier 5.
    As you are a stats man factor in the gate price and wages and I think you'll find an interesting end game! I think that was a particularly poor time for attendances generally though from memory I forget why perhaps the start of more football on TV? His marching orders was the right decision at the time I think. he hasn't always been successful and other than Sheffield Utd doesn't hang around long. He made my late ****s a great time to be alive though so I would buy him a pint any day. He was a great manager for Notts but something went very badly wrong then and I don't think it has been discussed much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by queenslandpie View Post
    As you are a stats man factor in the gate price and wages and I think you'll find an interesting end game! I think that was a particularly poor time for attendances generally though from memory I forget why perhaps the start of more football on TV? His marching orders was the right decision at the time I think. he hasn't always been successful and other than Sheffield Utd doesn't hang around long. He made my late ****s a great time to be alive though so I would buy him a pint any day. He was a great manager for Notts but something went very badly wrong then and I don't think it has been discussed much.
    Yep, regardless of how it ended you can never take away the the memories that era gave us.

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    Still can't understand why Mick Walker was sacked

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    Stating the obvious, but worth reminding ourselves that Warnock had never managed higher than the 4th tier before he came to us and as a player I don't think he'd played higher than the 3rd (definitely not top flight). His assistant Mick Jones had no experience to speak of either. Sirrel barely had any experience of tier 1 and Wilkinson none, but we didn't jump from tier 3 to tier 1 in successive seasons. Going up that quickly with no experience to call upon once the momentum was lost caught up with us.

    Had Warnock gone to Chelsea, I reckon David Pleat would have been the most likely replacement. Pleat was linked with the job at the time Warnock was sacked. We'd have needed 5 additional points to the 40 Warnock managed, Pleat got 42 with Luton that season, so you'd be asking him to pull 3 extra points out of the bag with Notts to baptize us as a Premier League club.

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