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PSumbler said:
Sky were talking about Warnock today saying that he was at home in Cornwall as he has Coronavirus.

Begs a question as to whether he was in Cornwall when he was tested (given the sheer distance between Cornwall and Middlesbrough) or whether he travelled there after his positive test?

Reports state that he felt unwell before the game last Tuesday night and watched the match from a cooperate box as a precaution I woul presume.

So I'm guessing, as per guidelines, he would have been tested for C19 asap, most probably in Middlesbrough?
 
Pegojack said:
I've never forgiven him for his ungracious attitude immediately after we'd knocked Sheffield United out of the cup 3-0 and we were listening to him on the way home on the radio. He gave us no credit or praise at all, despite us being League One and them being Premiership.

His Cardiff days are neither here nor there. I don't wish the old goat any harm though, and hope he pulls through OK.

He has never got over us beating his Huddersfield team at Wembley in 1994, left a bitter taste in his mouth.

Get well soon though Neil
 

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