Warnock aims for Premier League

04 March 2010 14:09
Warnock quit Crystal Palace on Monday to move from south to west London with Rangers in danger of being sucked into the relegation battle.[LNB]The 61-year-old becomes the club's fifth manager of the season but, following Flavio Briatore's departure as chairman, is hoping his arrival will herald a new era of stability.[LNB]Warnock, who has signed a three-and-a-half-year deal, said: "It's something I didn't envisage over the last couple of years but this has always been a great football club.[LNB]"Although I thought the contract was three and a half weeks![LNB]"Stability has not been around this club for a while but it's the right challenge at the right time for me. All I want is a chance.[LNB]"I want to stabilise this season and then take the club on. Everyone knows I want to manage in the Premier League and I don't think there are many clubs coming in for me."[LNB]New chairman Ishan Saksena is keen to steer the club away from the revolving door of managers under Briatore.[LNB]"QPR has a history of being a family club so I want to welcome Neil as the latest member of the QPR family," he said.[LNB]"It is important to bring back stability - he will bring that back and lead the way in a bright future for the club.[LNB]"He is the complete package as a manager and was always our number one choice."[LNB][LNB] West Brom 11/10, Draw 9/4, Q.P.R. 5/2  

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