Neil Warnock

No, I mean, listen, we haven't got much money, we haven't spent much money this time, but in the previous twice, I've been a bit let down, really, I felt.

Sheffield United should have been a great time, but the day after I got a letter saying they were going to take my option up, which was like saying they wanted me out.

A letter in the post, by the way, not a phone call, a meeting.

After seven years, I thought I deserved better than that.

And then QPR, you know, they're going to sell the club.

I've asked, you know, I had three or four, Ashley Williams in my house to sign, said I can sign him for three million.

And he said, no, I'm sorry, I'm not spending a penny.

He said, you'll have to wait till we sell the club.

And of course, we didn't sell the club till the end of August.

And we had to just bring in, you know, we brought five or six players in just like that at the end to try and just get a squad.

Yeah, they're great, because the crowd are great.

They get me pumped up after games and that, and...

We've played some good stuff.

We don't probably get enough credit.

It's easy to lambast a Neil Warnock's team, really, but the lads have played some good stuff this year.

Every window we've improved in the last two years.

You can't just jump in and everything be right.

We've come up now probably a year before we thought we would, and then we've built again and then we've built again at the start of the season, and now hopefully we can add one or two more in January as well.

But the lads, they've been amazing, really, how they've come along.

Everybody thought we'd be down at the bottom with record lost points, but we've surprised a few.